Public Shooting Ranges in Oregon
Bill Scholtes Klamath Sportsman's Park
Half-year memberships are currently available for $30. Interested individuals are encouraged to visit the membership page for more information.
The park's operating hours are as follows: From May 1 to October 31, the park is open from 8am to 6pm. From November 1 to April 30, hours are 8am to 5pm. Please note, the park is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
This park is committed to providing family-friendly outdoor recreational activities. Facilities include a motorcycle course, an ATV area, and an airfield designed for radio-controlled aircraft and drones. Additionally, the park caters to shooting and hunting enthusiasts with an archery course and various ranges for rifles, pistols, and shotguns.
For those interested in overnight stays, the park offers camping options suitable for self-contained RVs and limited tent camping.
Address: 22811 Hwy 66, Keno, OR, United States, Oregon
Phone: 541-887-0164
Website: https://www.klamathsportsmenspark.com
Albany Trap and Gun Club
Located in the heart of the Willamette Valley, the Albany Gun Club offers an excellent shooting experience for individuals at all levels of expertise, ranging from beginners to advanced participants. Assistance for those new to trap shooting is readily available, with club members eager to provide guidance and introductions to the sport. Additionally, the club facilitates connections with seasoned trainers, ready to organize classes for both groups and individuals seeking to improve their skills.
Address: 35305 HWY 20 SE, Albany, OR 97322
Phone: 541.928.5003
Website: www.albanygunclub.com/
Ashland Gun Club
The Ashland Gun & Archery Club is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to offering both firearm and archery shooting opportunities. Recognized for its family-friendly atmosphere, the club welcomes new members all year round.
With a mission centered around providing safe, educational, and enjoyable shooting experiences, the Ashland Gun & Archery Club operates entirely on volunteer efforts. As such, it encourages all members to contribute time and effort annually to assist in maintaining the club's facilities.
Facilities and activities at the Ashland Gun & Archery Club include:
A rifle range featuring targets at distances ranging from 50 to 340 yards available daily, and 600-yard targets available during scheduled shoots on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month.
A 50-yard enclosed bay suitable for both pistols and rifles, alongside two pistol-caliber-only bays that also accommodate pistol-caliber rifles.
A Tactical Bay of 40 yards, and a covered archery sight-in area ranging from 20-50 yards.
Two archery walk-through courses, one with unmarked yardage and another being a marked yardage NFAA Field Course.
Seasonal 3-D archery target shoots, a Ladies Locked & Loaded Club Shoot every Sunday, and cowboy shooting events on the third Saturday of every month.
Monthly events include .22-Caliber silhouette shoots from spring through fall, Military Match Shoots, and 5-Stand Sporting Clay Shoots catering to both beginners and advanced shooters.
This comprehensive range of activities demonstrates the club's commitment to fostering a welcoming and diverse shooting community.
Address: Emigrant Creek Road, Ashland, Oregon 97520
Phone: (541) 482-0641
Website: www.ashlandgunclub.com/
Ashland Air Rifle Range
Address: 4268 Hwy 99 South, Ashland, Oregon 97520
Phone: (541) 531-6926
Website: www.ashlandairriflerange.com/
Brownsmead, Knappa, Svensen (BKS) Sportsmen’s Club
Founded in 1935, the BKS Sportsmen's Club originally began as the Brownsmead Athletic Association, created by a close-knit group of ranchers, loggers, fishermen, and their families. These community members regularly convened at the Brownsmead Grange Hall for one of the three annual turkey shoots that featured live turkeys. By around 1950, the association expanded through a merger with individuals from Svensen and Knappa, transforming into the BKS Sportsmen's Club. Initially established on county-owned land leased for a mere $1, the club developed a 2-acre trap shooting range and erected a modest one-room clubhouse.
A pivotal moment came when the county decided to exchange some land, which led to a change in landlords for the club. Despite the lease continuing, rental rates increased. Through diligent fundraising efforts, the club was able to purchase the land, by then amounting to 10 acres, from Boise Cascade — marking it the third or fourth timber company to manage the lease. The club's facilities expanded in 1968 with the addition of a second trap shooting range, a 100-yard rifle range, and a small pistol bay. The mid-1980s saw further development with the expansion of the small clubhouse to include added storage and the installation of flush toilets.
Approximately in 2012, the club further extended its property by acquiring an adjacent 14.5 acres from Hampton Affiliates, bringing the total area to 24.5 acres. The BKS Sportsmen's Club holds memberships with several prestigious organizations, including the National Rifle Association (NRA), Oregon Association of Shooting Ranges (OASR), Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), and the Pacific International Trapshooting Association (PITA), underscoring its commitment to responsible sportsmanship and community engagement.
Located at 92411 Abbott Road, Astoria, OR 97103, the BKS Sportsmen's Club invites individuals to explore their facilities and learn more about how they can engage with the club's activities and community efforts.
Address: 92411 Abbott Road, Astoria, Oregon 97103
Phone: (503) 325-4549
Website: www.bkssportsmensclub.com
Powder River Sportsmen’s Club
Founded in 1953, the Powder River Sportsmen's Club (PRSC) emerged from the merger of the Baker County Rod & Gun Club, the Oregon Game Protective Society, and the Oregon Trail Rifle and Pistol Club. Key figures in its formation included Floyd “Pat” Murphy, W. Joseph O’Connor, and Franklin Lew. The club's lineage traces back to the Oregon Game Protective Society, established in 1946 to protect elk herds, with Murphy playing a crucial role. The club saw significant growth under his leadership, reaching over 1400 members by 1961. O’Connor contributed as the treasurer, first for the Oregon Rifle and Pistol Club and later for PRSC. The Baker County Rod & Gun Club, active between the World Wars, focused on wildlife conservation and introduced various species to the region. PRSC has a rich history of community engagement, conservation efforts, and educational programs, maintaining active involvement in wildlife preservation and sportsmanship to this day.
Address: Range State Hwy 86, 6 miles east of Baker City. Clubhouse: 2690 Broadway in Baker City
Phone: (541) 519-8750
Website: www.prsportsmen.com
Sylvan Archers
Sylvan Archers, a private club in Wilsonville, Oregon, offers a practice range up to 100 yards, complete NFAA field courses, a broadhead pit, and a 3-D course. The club also hosts various archery competitions throughout the year, with event dates available on their calendar.
Address: 14300 Bell Road, Beaverton, Oregon 97006
Phone: (503) 590-5183
Website: www.sylvanarchers.com/
Bend Trap Club
Originating as an auxiliary to the Bend Rod and Gun Club in the early 20th century, the Bend Trap Club has a rich history intertwined with the local community's outdoor activities. Initially part of a broader group of outdoor enthusiasts, the club played a significant role in game management and conservation efforts. By 1923, it became independent, evolving alongside the region's sporting landscape. Notable developments include a relocation in 1935 to the American Legion Aviation Field and an ambitious project in 1938 to host the PITA Oregon State Trap Shoot. Over the decades, the club has continued to support and expand its facilities, including the introduction of youth programs and modernizing its range. The relocation to the Millican site in 2006 marked a new chapter, with the facility now boasting extensive trap and skeet fields, reflecting its ongoing commitment to the shooting sports. The club's governance by a volunteer board underscores its community-oriented ethos.
Address: 61400 Brosterhous Road, Bend, Oregon
Phone: (541) 382-2625
Website: www.bendtrapclub.com/
The Central Oregon Shooting Sports Association
The Central Oregon Shooting Sports Association (COSSA) Park is recognized as the leading member-only gun range in the Northwest. It invites enthusiasts to join its membership, offering an enriched firearms experience. As a nonprofit entity sustained by grants, donations, and the dedication of volunteers, COSSA is committed to expanding its top-notch facility, which competes with the best in the USA. The association welcomes visitors to an orientation to explore the range's quality, safety measures, and opportunities. COSSA Park, aimed at serving the community of firearms enthusiasts for generations, eagerly anticipates welcoming new members into its fold.
Address: 27050 E Hwy 20, Bend, Oregon 97701
Phone: 541-749-7309
Website: www.cossapark.com/
Canby Rod & Gun Club
Established in 1888, the Canby Rod & Gun Club is a private establishment offering facilities for archery, pistol, rifle, and trap shooting. While trap shooting sessions are periodically available to the public, access to other ranges is generally restricted to club members, their families, and guests, provided the member is also present. Public access is extended during certain scheduled events, such as firearms instruction and competitions, and notably for hunting firearm sight-ins during the last two weekends of September. Further details and event scheduling can be found in the club's "What's New" section and calendar.
Address: 25025 S. Molalla Forest Road, Canby, Oregon 97013
Phone: (503) 266-2453
Website: www.canbyrodandgun.org/
Grant County Shooting Sports Club
Grant County gun owners may soon enjoy the convenience of a closer shooting range, as the Grant County Shooting Sports Club is finalizing preparations to open a new facility located between John Day and Prairie City. The range, spearheaded by Jim Sproul of the GCSSC, awaits conditional use permit approval from Grant County. This development is significant for local gun enthusiasts who previously had to travel an hour and a half to Baker City for similar facilities. The site, which spans approximately six miles west of Keeney Fork Road on land exchanged with DR Johnson of Prairie Wood Products, will feature silhouette targets for various distances and accommodate multiple shooting disciplines. Plans for future enhancements include portable toilets, a covered firing line, and road improvements, supported in part by a grant application to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. The range will serve diverse groups, including the Oregon Hunters Association and local law enforcement, prioritizing youth groups for access without fees. Comprehensive safety measures will be enforced, with recently trained local residents serving as range safety officers.
Address: PO Box 395 S, Canyon City, Oregon 97820
Phone: (541) 575-0243
Website: no website
United Hunters & Sportsmen's, Inc.
United Hunters and Sportsmen Inc., established on August 6, 1987, is an active Oregon Domestic Non-Profit Corporation with the File Number 83338-82. The organization's is located at 1614 S Stage Rd, Medford, OR 97501, which also serves as both the principal and mailing address. Tom Maddox is the sole contact on record for the company in Medford, OR.
Address: 1614 S Stage Rd Medford, OR 97501
Phone: (541) 772-4970
Website: no website
Clatskanie Rifle & Pistol Club
Founded in 1944 and incorporated in 1948, the Clatskanie Rifle and Pistol Club (CR&PC) began as a community shooting range in a cow field, later moving to its first clubhouse and range within the town. Owned by its members, the club has seen significant contributions from the wider community to develop its current facilities. CR&PC opens its range to the public for free on the second and fourth weekends of each month, from 10 AM to 2 PM, although it does not supply targets, and mandates eye and ear protection for all attendees. The club also hosts various group events and offers range rentals to organizations for activities like Hunter Safety Education and police department training. With an outdoor rifle range that includes distances from 15 to 200 yards and an indoor range of 50 ft, the club specifies permissible firearm calibers but prohibits magnum loads, metal, glass, or aerial targets to ensure safety. Eye and ear protection are required at all times on the range, and new members must undergo orientation within 30 days of joining, facilitated by Gerry Simmons, the Range Master.
Address: 74223 Conyers Creek Road, Clatskanie, Oregon 97016
Phone: 503-728-1163
Website: www.clatskanierifleandpistolclub.com
Tioga Mountain Men Muzzleloading Club
Address: Coquille, Oregon 97423
Phone: (541) 396-5565
Website: www.tiogamountainmen.com/
Oregon State University Rifle Club
Since 1944, the organization has been committed to uniting students with an interest in precision rifle shooting. It fosters a rifle shooting environment focused on safety, enjoyment, and learning the fundamental principles of shooting. Individuals of all experience levels are encouraged to join and take part in the activities.
Address: Corvallis, OR 97330
Phone: (541) 737-4083
Website: Facebook Page
Corvallis Target Shooters Assn
The Elks Target Shooters aim to enhance and promote safe shooting sports among its members, collaborate with youth programs in the area, improve the club's image within the community, and foster brotherhood within Elks Lodge #1413. This family-friendly club encourages participation from all family members and takes pride in its unique facility. Greg Kise leads the Target Shooter’s Committee as its chairman.
Address: 5960 NW Pinewood Corvallis, OR 97330
Phone: 541.753.4118
Website: Elks Target Shooters
Chehalem Valley Sportsman Club
CVSC operates under Oregon state laws, with affiliations to the National Rifle Association and the Civilian Marksmanship Program. It welcomes legal residents of the United States as members, regardless of race, creed, color, religion, sex, national origin, or age, provided they are 18 or older. Furthermore, membership in the National Rifle Association is required for joining the club.
Address: 9401 NE Worden Hill Road, Dundee, Oregon 97115
Phone: no phone
Website: www.cvsc.us/
Estacade Rod and Gun Club
Located in the picturesque Eagle Creek, Oregon, the Estacada Rod and Gun Club, established in 1950, offers unparalleled membership amenities. The club extends an invitation to the public for events and site-in days. It proudly associates with The National Rifle Association of America and The Civilian Marksmanship Program, enhancing its commitment to shooting sports and safety.
Address: 23400 SE Eagle Creek Road, Eagle Creek, OR 97022
Phone: (503) 241-4214
Website: www.estacadarodandgunclub.org/
Douglas Ridge Rifle Club
The DRRC offers a variety of facilities including an indoor pistol range with twelve 50-foot lanes, an archery range featuring bale targets up to 60 yards and 3D targets, and shotgun ranges for trap, sporting clays, and 5 stand. It also boasts a 100/200 yard covered shooting area, a dynamic range for pistols and rifles up to 150 yards, a tactical shooting bay, a silhouette range for black powder, pistol, and rimfire, and a long-range area from 200 to 1,000 yards available on Thursdays.
Membership is required for general shooting, with the option for members to bring guests for a fee. Non-members may participate in most scheduled matches for a match fee. Membership costs vary and include an NRA membership requirement, as DRRC is a 100% NRA member club. Members can contribute through maintenance days, running for office, or assisting in events and matches.
Members can use the ranges at specified times, with limitations on the types of firearms allowed. Guests can accompany members with a fee and must adhere to all club rules. The Member Handbook provides detailed safety guidelines.
For more detailed information, including how to join, participate in maintenance contributions, and specifics about guest policies and firearms allowed, please refer to the DRRC’s official communication channels or visit their website.
Address: 27787 Hwy 224, Eagle Creek, Oregon 97022
Phone: (503) 637-3131
Website: www.douglasridge.org/
Eugene Chapter, Isaak Walkton League of America
For over half a century, the Eugene Chapter of the Izaak Walton League has dedicated itself to offering a secure and accessible venue for local residents to engage in shooting practice, exclusively available to its members. Alongside facilitating a members-only range, the chapter actively engages in various voluntary conservation projects to benefit the local environment and wildlife. The organization is open to new members and promotes active stewardship of the land. The range operates daily between 8:00 AM and 7:00 PM or until sundown, whichever comes first, except for the fourth Saturday of each month, designated for range clean-up, possibly leading to partial or full closures for maintenance or upgrades. Members volunteering for these efforts can reduce their Range Use Fee by logging their work hours. For lost items, a Lost and Found section is available for recovery efforts.
Address: 30925 Izaak Walton Road, PO Box 891, Eugene, OR 97440
Phone: (541) 747-0789
Website: www.izaakwaltoneugene.org/
Fort Umpqua Muzzleloaders
The group is dedicated to portraying the life of Fur Trappers and Traders from their arrival on the continent until around 1840. They engage in public education through monthly Muzzle Loader Shoots, informative meetings, Living History Fairs, and Camp-outs, including an event at Fort Umpqua on Labor Day weekend. Fort Umpqua, a Hudson’s Bay Fur Trading post, is recreated by the Elkton Community Education Center in present-day Elkton. The group welcomes newcomers, referred to as “Pilgrims,” to explore Muzzle Loader Heritage and experience the lifestyle firsthand, promising that visitors will start as strangers and leave as friends. Discussion topics are focused on Muzzle Loading, Trekking, Fur Trade, Rendezvous, and similar subjects.
Address: 84209 Territorial Road, Eugene, Oregon 97405
Phone: 541-935-3515
Website: Facebook Page
Siuslaw Rod & Gun Club, Inc.
The organization operates on a membership basis, requiring individuals to join before accessing its facilities. Open group shooting events are occasionally available to non-members. Membership can be initiated by filling out an application available at Pro Lumber or the club house, followed by attending a mandatory orientation held every Monday at 1 PM, which lasts up to 90 minutes. Post-orientation, upon application submission and dues payment, members receive a card granting gate access.
Address: 87227 Munsel Lake Road, Florence, Oregon 97349
Phone: (541) 902-7708
Website: www.siuslawgunclub.com/index.html
MID-VALLEY CLAYS & SHOOTING SCHOOL
Owned and operated by Dave and Vandy Fiedler, Mid-Valley Clays & Shooting School stands out as a top facility on the West Coast, thanks to the Fiedlers' expertise and dedication. Dave Fiedler, with over 26 years of experience in teaching shotgun shooting, has guided his students to achieve State Champion and All American titles. Vandy Fiedler, recognized for her commitment and skill, has been named to the National Sporting Clays Association Ladies All American team for three years. Together, they lead an exceptional team of instructors, enhancing the school's reputation for excellence in the sport.
Address: 6181 Concomly Road NE, Gervais, Oregon 97026
Phone: (503) 792-3431
Website: www.midvalleyclays.com/
Josephine County Sportsman Association
The facility offers four archery ranges, including two forest courses and a practice walk-up range. There are three rifle ranges available: Big Bore, Walker Mountain, and Slug Alley. The pistol range accommodates up to 20 individuals with a maximum distance of 50 yards. The sporting clays section features 15 stations and 46 trap machines, equipped with a trap delay system for solo shooters, showcasing diverse targets such as crossers and rabbits. Additionally, five skeet fields are provided, with two also available for trap shooting. The indoor range has 15 stations suitable for various small arms and archery practice.
Address: 7407 Highland Avenue, Grants Pass, Oregon 97526
Phone: (541) 476-2040
Website: www.jcsa-gunrange.com
Hillsboro Trap and Skeet Club
The Hillsboro Trap and Skeet Club, situated in Hillsboro, Oregon, welcomes individuals of all skill levels to its American Trap and Skeet fields, which are publicly accessible. This club is committed to fostering the trap and skeet shooting sports within a fun, safe, and welcoming setting. It operates trap and skeet ranges on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please note, the club exclusively accommodates shotgun shooting and does not offer facilities for pistols or rifles.
Address: 33295 NW Wren Road, Hillsboro, Oregon 97124
Phone: (503) 648-2972
Website: www.hillsborotrapandskeet.org/
Burns Butte Sportsmen, Inc.
The Burns Butte Sportsmen's Club provides a variety of shooting ranges, including facilities for handguns, trap, and long-range rifles. It caters to the sports-minded members within the community, offering a supportive environment for both practice and skill enhancement in various shooting disciplines.
Address: PO Box 912, Hines, Oregon 97738
Phone: (541) 589-1296
Website: Facebook Page
Eagle Cap Shooters Association
The Eagle Cap Shooters, a collective of shooting enthusiasts, aims to foster firearm safety, education, and the enjoyment of various shooting disciplines including cowboy action, high power rifle, small bore rifle, and pistol as well as archery and air powered arms. Their mission is to offer a secure, educational, and recreational setting for members, guests, and the community, emphasizing safe firearm practices. The organization is dedicated to community engagement, hosting competitive events, and supporting law enforcement training. Their vision includes developing a comprehensive shooting sports complex with facilities for a wide range of shooting activities, focusing on youth and women's participation, and planning for future expansion to include an indoor range and clubhouse.
Address: P.O. Box 928, Joseph, Oregon 97846
Phone: no phone
Website: www.eaglecapshooters.com/
Jefferson State Shooting Association
The initial organizational meeting took place at the Klamath County Museum, with early .22 silhouette matches conducted behind the State Forestry Dept on Delap Road. As the group expanded, matches moved to Bud Gienger’s property near Modoc Point, until development halted their activities. The Klamath Rifle and Pistol Club hosted indoor matches. Volunteers, notably Larry Martin from a local excavating business, contributed significantly to the construction of the 200-yard general-purpose range at Sportsman’s Park. The sawmill in Dairy processed removed trees, providing lumber for early range constructions. The 50-yard handgun range, divided into four bays, regularly hosts weekend handgun competitions
Address: Sportsmen’s Park Highway 66, Klamath Falls, Oregon 97603
Phone: (541) 884-1905
Website: www.jssainfo.org/
La Grande Rifle & Pistol Club
The La Grande Rifle & Pistol Club, nestled in the scenic Blue Mountains of Eastern Oregon, offers a unique experience for shooting enthusiasts. This members-only club features extensive facilities including a 300-yard rifle range, a 100-yard mixed-use range, 10 pistol bays, and a specialized .22 Trail Walk course. It serves as a hub for individuals passionate about firearms and sporting, providing an environment for competitive and defensive skill enhancement, as well as family-friendly educational activities. Members enjoy access to the club from dawn until dusk every day, with the exception of times when events are scheduled. The club prides itself on its affordable annual membership fees, cleanliness, and well-maintained facilities, making it an attractive destination for both local and distant members. Operating on a volunteer basis, the club does not maintain regular staff on-site but encourages inquiries about non-member visits.
Address: La Grande, Oregon
Phone: (541) 575-0243
Website: www.lgrpc.com/
Oregon Firearms Academy
After two decades, Oregon Firearms Academy, LLC (OFA) is concluding its operations following the Handgun Low Light/Night Fire course in November. The facility, renowned for its advanced electronic targeting systems and simulation village dubbed No Name City, will retain its current setup. However, the classroom space is being repurposed into a game room for informal gatherings. This closure marks a significant moment for the organization, celebrated for its dedicated team and high safety standards, including a notable recognition as a 4 Star Range by the NSSF and a nomination for Range of the Year. Despite the academy's success and full classes booked months in advance, the decision to close was driven by a collective desire among the staff to pursue new personal commitments. Moving forward, training will continue under new management, with opportunities for private and group instruction, emphasizing instructor development. The legacy of OFA, which attracted students nationwide including elite military personnel, will live on through the ongoing contributions of its staff in the field of firearms training. For further information, contact can be made via dano.abbott@hotmail.com
Address: PO Box 909, Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone: (541) 451-5532
Website: www.oregonfirearmsacademy.com
Oregon’s Indoor Shooting Range
Located at 580 Main St. SE, Lebanon, OR, the range operates Tuesday to Thursday from 10 AM to 6 PM, and Friday to Saturday from 10 AM to 7 PM, closing on Monday and Sunday. Members enjoy reduced fees, with $10 for half an hour lane use and gun rentals at $10, while non-members pay $25 per hour for lanes and $20 for gun rentals. Premium rentals cost members $15 and non-members $30. Annual memberships are available at $150 for singles, $250 for couples, and an additional $50 for each added person. Monthly options and benefits like free classes and a membership card, priced at $25, are also offered.
Address: 580 Main Street SE, Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone: (541) 258-4440
Website: www.lebanonshootingrange.com/
Yamhill County Sportsman Assn #27
The Yamhill County Sportsmen’s Association (YCSA) maintains an exclusive membership limited to 200 individuals due to constraints in terrain and resources. This limitation ensures the provision and upkeep of a quality, safe shooting experience. The association thrives on member participation, including attendance at monthly meetings, involvement in work parties, and engagement in special events, crucial for the club's success. Operations rely on volunteer efforts, with no paid staff, and enhancements to the range often stem from member suggestions approved by the Board. Safety is paramount, with every member acting as a Range Safety Officer during their time at the range, emphasizing strict adherence to safety rules. Membership inquiries require a clean legal background concerning firearm ownership, with a yearly invitation to join post-membership renewals in April.
Address: PO Box 1265, McMinnville, OR 97128
Phone: 503.705.8313
Website: https://www.yamhillcountysa.org/
Medford Rifle and Pistol Club
The club offers membership benefits including 24/7 access to its indoor range, exclusive training sessions, and a discount on NRA membership dues. Memberships extend to families, covering two adults and minors under 21 living together; adults over 21 need their own membership. The membership term is one year from payment receipt, with details accessible online. Recognized for its volunteer base and welcoming atmosphere, the club is praised for exceptional instruction and a commitment to safe gun handling. It stands out in Southern Oregon for offering a family-friendly, clean environment for shooting enthusiasts, with round-the-clock access and diverse firearms experience.
Address: 1253 East Vilas Road, Medford, Oregon 97501
Phone: 352-586-8065
Website: www.mrpc.info/
East End Rod & Gun Club
Founded on July 16, 1947, by Harold Otto, Geo Heller, and Vic Nyrgren, the East End Rod and Gun Club has focused on conservation, hunter safety education, fostering relations between sportsmen and landowners, and promoting shooting sports within the community. Through active engagement and planning, the club has seen significant developments such as road and firing line graveling in 2005, the installation of concrete shooting benches in 2006, the creation of Cowboy Town, and improvements funded by ODFW grants in subsequent years, including berming and an automatic gate system. These efforts underline the club's commitment to providing a structured and enriching environment for shooting enthusiasts.
Address: PO Box 251, Milton-Freewater, Oregon 97862
Phone: (541) 203-0124
Website: www.eergunclub.com
Molalla Rifle Club
The Molalla Rifle Club, established in the early 1950s in Molalla, OR, features a 50yd and 100yd covered range, accommodating rifles and pistols but excluding shotguns, and mandates the use of paper targets. Initially situated on Dickey Prairie Rd., the club engaged in the NRA Hunters Safety Program from its inception. By the 1970s, membership peaked at over 250, with a significant focus on competitive shooting at a national level and community educational activities. Relocating to a site above Colton, OR, in the late 1990s, it now supports over 85 members and remains dedicated to education and safety in shooting sports, offering Hunter’s Safety Classes, Women’s Shooting Clinics, Youth Shoots, and Sight-in Days for local sportsmen.
Address: PO Box 696, Molalla, Oregon 97038
Phone: (503) 829-8843
Website: www.molallarifleclub.org/
Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club
The Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club, located at 95414 Sitkum Lane in Myrtle Point, OR 97458, with contact number (541) 572-5332, offers a variety of facilities and services. This private, outdoor gun/sportsman's club is handicap accessible and open to the public through memberships, allowing both members and non-members to attend events. It features trap, skeet, bunker trap, 5-stand, and outdoor handgun/smallbore rifle shooting with a maximum distance of 50 yards/meters. Competitions in trap are organized regularly. Additional amenities include camper/RV sites, a clubhouse/lounge/lodge, food services/snacks, hunter education programs, a picnic area, and youth programs.
Address: 95414 Sitkum Lane, Myrtle Point, Oregon 97459
Phone: 541-572-5332 / 541-267-4331
Website: Facebook Page
Newberg Rifle & Pistol Club
During World War II, the Newberg unit of the Oregon State Guard was established for emergency defense of the home front, as regular troops were deployed overseas. After the war, a group of men from this unit, enjoying marksmanship, founded the Newberg Rifle & Pistol Club in 1948, affiliating with the National Rifle Association and the Civilian Marksmanship Department to obtain rifles on loan for training juniors. This club, being a key part of the founder's legacy, who was a charter member, has promoted shooting sports for 48 years, especially focusing on training juniors. The family, deeply involved in 4-H, integrated marksmanship into their activities, and provided volunteer instructors for mandatory Hunter Ed. Their facilities moved from the Fernwood Grange, to a school basement, a warehouse, and even a custom-built home garage to accommodate a 50ft range. In the 1970s, the club found a new home in the Gibbs School gymnasium, with the Gibbs Community Club's support revitalizing both the senior and junior divisions. The founder's shooting jacket symbolizes their ongoing commitment to the club's goals and community contribution.
Address: 15955 NE Quarry Road, Newberg, Oregon 97132
Phone: no phone
Website: www.nrpc.net/
Newberg Rod and Gun Club
Incorporated in 1946, the Newberg Rod and Gun Club stands as one of Oregon's oldest gun clubs and the sole shotgun club in Yamhill County. Witnessing fluctuations in membership and activities, it initially collaborated closely with the Newberg Volunteer Fire Department, hosting annual Turkey shoots to support the department. Clarence Heater, a founding member, eventually became Newberg Fire Department's first paid fire chief. The seventies saw the club at its zenith with 200 members, holding numerous events and giving away significant prizes, including a Bass boat. However, the nineties brought a decline in membership, challenging the club's sustainability. Recently, it has experienced a resurgence, now boasting about 180 active members. Operating as a non-profit, entirely volunteer-run organization, it supports local high school trapshooting teams and organizes various shooting events for youth and adults. The club offers public shotgun shooting and has expanded its facilities, including adding a third trap range. Recent years have seen record participation, with over 215,000 clay targets thrown in 2021.
Address:21086 OR-99W Dundee, OR 97115
Phone: 971-708-3112
Website: www.newberggunclub.org
Toledo VFW Gun Club
Address:5524 NW Pinery Street, Newport, Oregon 97365
Phone: (541) 336-3446
Website: Facebook Page
Snake River Sportsmen
Snake River Sportsmen, Inc., entering its 41st year in February 2023, is an IRC 501 (C)(4) non-profit corporation based in Oregon. It operates two ranges: The Outdoor Range in Vale and The Ontario Shotgun Complex in Ontario. The Vale Range, with over 481 acres south of Vale, caters to a wide range of shooting activities, from close range to 1,000 yards, featuring various facilities for different shooting disciplines. The Ontario Shotgun Complex, acquired in 2006 near the airport, provides skeet, trap, and sporting clays with facilities for night shoots. Affiliated with numerous shooting associations, including the NRA and CMP, the club supports a broad spectrum of shooting sports.
Address: PO Box 1028, Ontario, Oregon 97914
Phone: (541) 212-2294
Website: www.snakeriversportsmen.com/
RVSSA (Rogue Valley Shooting Sports Association)
RVSSA operates at Jackson County Sports Park Shooting Complex in Central Point, Oregon, offering public shooting range hours daily from 8:00 AM until shortly before sunset. They charge a $5 daily entry fee per shooter, with yearly individual passes at $25 and family passes at $40, benefiting facility improvements. Fees are accepted in cash or check only. Targets, positioned according to specific range rules, must be metal-free and at regulated heights and distances. Inquiries and raffle entries are managed through admin@rvssa.org, ensuring efficient communication and engagement with participants.
Address: 6800 Kershaw Road Central Point, OR 97502
Phone: no phone
Website: www.rvssa.org
Cape Blanco Gun Club
The club offers trap shooting but lacks facilities for skeet, 5 stand, sporting, FITASC, other activities, and birds. The information was accurate at the time of collection, but visitors are advised to confirm details with the club before visiting. Located 3 miles north of Port Orford on US Hwy 101, directions vary for northbound and southbound travelers. The club, open to the public, is situated at 93159 Grassy Knob Rd, Port Orford (Sixes), OR 97365, with Ron and Barb as contacts. It operates Tuesdays and Saturdays from 12 noon, weather permitting. A board member serves as the Range Safety Officer. New shooters must acknowledge safety regulations. The club, which focuses on shotgun disciplines including singles, handicap, and doubles, hosts a PITA Shoot weekend after Labor Day. Visit the club's website for more information and safety rules.
Address: 93159 Grassy Knob Rd., Port Orford, OR 97465
Phone: (425) 260-6510 / (360) 821-9288
Website: Facebook Page
Public Safety Training Center
The Public Safety Training Center (PSTC) in Clackamas, Oregon, offers a comprehensive range of services, including a state-of-the-art indoor firing range, fingerprinting services, classrooms, and a Concealed Handgun Licensing Program. Facilities available for rent encompass advanced gun ranges, a defensive tactics room, and instructional spaces. Individuals can apply for a Concealed Handgun License online, where appointments and payments are also managed. The center provides Live Scan inkless digital fingerprinting by appointment and offers classes and clinics to improve self-defense skills for both members and non-members. Additionally, a variety of firearms are available for rent, requiring the use of PSTC's ammunition, and specialized rooms can be rented to support the training and event needs of business, community, and law enforcement partners.
Address: 12700 SE 82nd Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97202
Phone: 503-794-8023 (Appointment Required)
Website: www.clackamas.us/sheriff#pstc
Portland Rifle and Pistol Club
PRPC, an indoor pistol and rifle shooting range, provides its members with 24-hour access. The facility permits the use of jacketed rounds exclusively in two of its short-range traps. Focused on small bore competition, PRPC boasts a championship-winning pistol team, alongside a youth small bore program and a small bore rifle team. The club, however, prohibits quick draw and defensive shooting practices.
Address: 6130 NE Hassalo Street, Portland, Oregon 97213
Phone: (503) 284-5697
Website: www.portlandrifleandpistol.com
The Place to Shoot
The Place to Shoot offers comprehensive firearm training, safety courses, and practice sessions all under one roof. It is a professional indoor handgun range catering to those seeking to learn firearm safety, teach their families, practice for competitions, or personal defense. With 21 lanes on the main range and a tactical training range, both equipped with bright lighting and ventilation, it prioritizes a fun and safe environment for shooting activities. Professional staff are on hand to provide lessons, and a variety of handguns are available for rent. The facility also features a pro shop for accessories. Offering competitively priced services and convenient hours, The Place to Shoot is well-equipped for both skilled shooters and beginners. Concealed handgun classes offered $30.
Address: 904 North Hayden Meadows Drive, Portland, Oregon 97217
Phone: (503) 283-1995
Website: www.theplacetoshoot.com/
The Portland Gun Club
The Portland Gun Club offers affordable pricing to ensure enjoyment and participation in shooting activities. Their membership fees are diverse, including a non-member rate at $8.50 per trap session, and memberships ranging from Standard at $100 yearly plus activity fees, to a one-time fee Life Membership for $1,700. They also provide New Shooter Clinics at $60 per person. PGC aims to welcome families, women, and children, promoting trap, sporting clays, and 5-stand shotgun shooting in a safe, clean, and supervised setting, with training available for all skill levels.
Address: 4711 SE 174th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97236
Phone: 503.492.8752
Website: www.portlandgunclub.org/
Johnson Creek Gun Club
The Johnson Creek Gun Club, located in Portland since 1936, offers a private indoor shooting range exclusive to its members. The facility operates daily, with extended hours except for Tuesdays, featuring ten 50-foot lanes, minimal wait times, and retractable targets. It accommodates all caliber handguns except magnum, hyper-velocity, and black powder ammunition, and allows .22 caliber rifles. A key feature is its membership-only access, enhanced by a comprehensive three-stage HEPA filtration system and modern climate control for comfortable shooting conditions. Additionally, it provides on-site paper targets, is conveniently located near I-205 with ample parking, and ensures safety through monitored security. Membership offers cost-efficient rates without per-use fees, promoting easy access and minimal wait times for a seamless shooting experience.
Address: 7200 SE Lamphier, Portland, Oregon 97266
Phone: (503) 770-2582
Website: www.johnsoncreekgunclub.com/
Rainier Rod & Gun Club
Address: 28291 Old Rainier Road, Rainier, Oregon 97048
Phone: (503) 556-3949
Website: www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community/Rainier-Rod-and-Gun-Club-276551685701929/
Redmond Rod & Gun Club
Address: 9020 S Hwy 97 Redmond, OR 97756
Phone: (541) 699-2518
Website: www.rrandgc.com/
South Umpqua Rod and Gun Club
Address: 845 Rod and Gun Club Rd, Riddle, Oregon 97469
Phone: (541) 357-7874
Website: www.surgc.org/
Roseburg Rod & Gun Club
Address: 428 Del Rio Road, Roseburg, Oregon 97470
Phone: (541) 673-5616
Website: www.rrgclub.org/
Four Corners Rod & Gun Club
Address: 7695 Babcock Way SE, Salem, Oregon 97301
Phone: (503) 581-5214
Website: www.fourcornersrodandgun.com/
Tritac Shooting Range
Address: 1400 Sunnyview Road Salem, Oregon 97301
Phone: (503) 967-6028
Website: www.tritacshooting.com
Sandy Sportsmen Assn. Inc. #26
Address: 38425 Se Hwy 211, Sandy Oregon 97055
Phone:
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Albany Rifle and Pistol Club
Address: 29999 Saddle Butte Road, Shedd, Oregon 97377
Phone: (541) 491-3755
Website: www.arpc.info
Tri-County Gun Club
Address: 13050 SW Tonquin Road, Sherwood, Oregon 97140
Phone: (503) 625-7318
Website: www.tcgc.org/
Emerald Empire Gun Club
Address: 36111 McGowan Creek Road, Springfield, Oregon 97478
Phone: (541) 747-6666
Website: www.emeraldempiregunclub.org/
Bushman Archers, Inc.
Address: St. Helens, Oregon
Phone: (503) 397-3483
Website: www.bushmenarchers.org/index.html
Helms Canyon Hunt Club
Address: 200 West 9th Street, The Dalles, Oregon 97058
Phone:
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The Dalles Rifle and Pistol Club
Address: 1112 W. 9th, The Dalles, Oregon 97058
Phone:
Website: www.thedallesrifleandpistolclub.com/
Tillamook Gun Club
Address: 9645 South Prairie Road, Box 403, Tillamook, Oregon 97141
Phone: 503-842-4056
Website: www.shootpita.com/clubs/tillamook/index.htm, https://www.facebook.com/TillamookGunClub/
Tillamook Shooters Association
Address: 3180 Aldercrest Rd, Tillamook, OR 97141
Phone: (503) 801-3380
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Big Timber Rifle and Pistol Club
Address: PO Box 669, Toledo, Oregon 97391
Phone: (541) 336-9419
Website: www.btrpc.com/
Wallowa Rod & Gun Club
Address: 75044 Lower Diamond Lane, Wallowa, Oregon 97885
Phone: (541) 886-8802
Website:
Jackson County Sports Park Shooting Complex
Address: 6800 Kershaw Road, White City, Oregon 97503
Phone:
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