Shooting Sports Northwest

I LOVE this place! As a combat veteran I prefer a place with clear structure and expectations. For example, this range requires membership -- so you avoid the one-day, once-a-year, people that are less competent to the point of being scary. Not here. Safety is paramount.

It has three sides. One for long guns and one for pistols. Plus a moving "pop-up" range for frangible ammo. There is also a lounge area. And, of course, the Discount Gun Sales "wing" that has a nice selection. Workers are friendly. Customers form friendships quickly. People help each other. Safety is excellent. Because it is such a nice place it can get busy. So bring solid hearing protection or rent from the front desk.

A wide selection of rentals, and the associated ammo you need to buy to enjoy those rentals, are available.

If you are a serious shooter, or learning to be, this is a great resource. Highly recommended. I'm Carl, I'll be "shooting steel" in the far right range. Drop by!

My experience was a crowded, tiny range, with multiple people shooting .308 rifles right next to us. No one in my group was able to enjoy shooting their pistol, we left before our session was over, and all of us sustained ringing in our ears long after leaving the range. Our group had seasoned hunters that are used to firing rifles but this range is not equipped for them. They need to have a limit, or control over the amount of .308 rifles being shot at once. I can not speak for all the members in my group, but I will not be returning to this range.