Great pistol \ rifle range with a 50 foot MAX distance…read more Only rifles and pistols that shoot HANDGUN calibers allowed 22LR, 9MM etc. (NO high-power rifle cartridges 223, 308 etc) VRPC is a self directed shooting range where member are expected to keep the range safe at all times, and speak up if someone is unsafe. (24 hour recording is used to monitor rule breaking) Even in the short time I've been a member the range has seen constant improvement, lighting, HVAC, etc. Reasonable prices for shooting supplies are bringing in guest. This range uses movable shooting benches, where the first shooter who arrives will choose the distance from the target they want to be at. All other later arriving shooters must shoot at that distance OR wait till the first shooter is done. Since LARGE amounts of air must be circulated from outside, dress as if you are going to an outdoor range. As others have said I often have the range to myself, unless I stumble upon a training class or competition.

This range is not open to the public. You must be a member, or with a member in order to shoot…read more The membership cost is $100 per year, which gives you and your family access to the indoor range 8am-10pm seven days a week. I've been a member for 5 years. Typically when I go to shoot, the club is either empty or there may be one other person. Great juniors program if you have a youngster that is interested in safe handling and use of firearms. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is that the range is not heated very well and gets wicked cold in the winter time.

What an excellent experience from start to finish. My goal was to determine the right handgun for…read moreme. I had a list of 4 I wanted to try and visited Safefire because they had them and also great reviews. As a lady searching for my first pistol I was nervous about what my experience would be. Immediately my nerves were calmed by their professionalism and kindness. Directions were clear and easy to follow. I was treated with the respect I brought to the experience. As I worked my way through the guns on my list the guys in the range checked in about what I thought. After firing a few he inquired what the purpose of my gun is and I explained it is home defense. Maybe concealed carry at some point. He suggested a gun not on my list and I gave it a try. I fell in love and ordered the gun! Excited to get it next week! I'll likely take a class here at some point. I can't recommend Safefire enough!!!

As we prepare for the zombie apocalypse -----…read more Well organized, safety focused, indoor range = as they all should be. Safefire Indoor Shooting Range offers all levels of instruction. They also rent different types of firearms. They sell a wide selection of firearms, accessories and apparel, all at fair prices. The staff are skilled, professional and knowledgeable.

I grew up at the club from diapers till I started shooting at about 8 I believe .but from about…read more1977 on I missed the year but in 2023 I took my boys to the class . dispite all the hunting they have done with me and learning about gun safety.they took odf hunters safety .then at the gun range had them take the class as well .club hasn't changed much but boys enjoyed it we've been back a few times .it's a great place for beginners to learn

My son, who is home on leave from the Marines, wanted to go trap shooting. We headed over to the…read moreclub and were set up with ammo, earplugs and a couple rentals, that were in great shape. Myself, a novice, got a lesson from Carl which definitely helped to make it an amazing experience - I even hit 5 targets! I plan to return so the next time my son comes home I can show him how much I've improved!

I would go way more often if it was cheaper. For $30 I'd rather just just drive the extra 25…read moreminutes to larch. For 15-20 dollars I'd come at least once a month. I only went once when I got my first gun. Right now it's a huge inconvenience to go to larch because it's getting dark before 5pm, but still rather go to larch for one hour rather then pay $30. I will change my review if it becomes cheaper and I promise to come more often if the price changes

Honestly, this place is amazing. I go anytime I get a chance and I always have a blast. People here…read moreare always friendly and welcoming. You don't need a membership and after visiting them for 7 times they will give you a free range day. Me and my fiancé go shooting together here all the time and we both love it, even though it's a drive from us. But still cheaper than most places that will even charge you for bringing in your own ammo. At $27.50 for the entry fee being able to swap from the rifle to handgun range or 50 to 100 yard range all the way until closing is an amazing price in my book. That's really the only fee there is just entry fee unless you rent a gun from them of course or by ammo. It's $27.50 for adults, $15.90 for minors under 17, and $8 for non-shooting members.

First time shooting here with my grandsons. We checked in and had to watch a 15 minute safety…read moreorientation video. After completing the safety video we paid our fee and the entered the rifle side of the range. A quick explanation of setting up the target with a choice of distances from 25 yds out to 300 yards. The range officers were very helpful and professional. They helped with sight adjustment on a new scope. The range was clean and safety was always a concern from the RSO's. The grandsons had a great time and learned more about firearm safety and safe shooting practices. Will return again with some handguns to try out the pistol side of the facility.

While folks do promote safety and says they all volunteers there they do that for they own good by…read moreshooting there and jerking around visitors. Saw they forgot to turn yellow flashing light when going hot while complaining on me that I put two very small targets side by side. They should be ashamed of their own unsafe behavior. Btw I do think it"s only one rangemaster who is behaving like that. Before facing dishonest behavior from his side myself I did visited them multiple times and it's only one rangemaster who behave like a real a**hole. He's really doing good job noticing unsafe behavior but he is a real jerk and annoys people too. Whoever needs to find out the rude rangemaster just need to look at 01/04/26 date and review footage. Good thing you do have cameras there and figure out who's in charge and why he is jerk.

Always friendly Julie is knowledge and helpful!…read more If you're looking for a place to shoot, this is the spot.

Great place to go and have some fun. Just has a n atmosphere of be laid back but professional…read more Membership is actually good value for money.

Shoot monthly cast bullet rifle matches there through August. Great crew and well executed match.read more

This is the English pit gun range on 192nd between Vancouver and Camas. It is still open to the…read morepublic and very active (even though Yelp says it's closed). check out the website for Englishpit.com I'm out there almost every weekend. Mike (one of their weekend staffers and RSO) is a great guy to help with new shooters. $20 for all day use, bring your own guns, ammo, and targets; or rent a pistol (and buy the ammo for it) there.

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Took the Oregon/Utah/Arizona class 1/20/19. I had an Oregon CHL many, many years ago and the…read morematerial for the legalities hasn't changed all that much, but I still learned a few things that I had either forgotten, or may have changed since I last held a valid CHL. Now I'm ready to send in all of my paperwork to get those balls rolling. If you have need of a CHL, or even desire one I would highly recommend taking your class with these folks. Some of the material may not be all that exciting to read/hear about, but they do make sure people understand the material and of course add just a little bit of levity to break up the monotony of some of the drier aspects of the information. Steve also made sure to stress the important facts, especially when it comes to firearm safety. You can never be too cautious when working with a firearm and I applaud their efforts to teach people important information. If you do decide to take one of their classes, make sure if you don't completely understand the immediate topic to ask your questions. Steve made sure to take the time to go over any questions that were asked so that the person asking the question felt they had a sufficient understanding before he moved on to the next piece of information.

Steve fit me in last minute which was great so that I could attend with friends. Great,…read moreinformational class. Well organized and thought out agenda.