Lovely day raking for clams and gathering/shucking oysters at Duckabush River. In partnership with…read morethe Pantry, a community meal including oysters and clams was cooked by expert chefs! I appreciated very much the opportunity to slow down and become aware of the intimate connection with the earth and its creatures. Bruce did a fabulous job of remaining grounded despite all the "plugged in" vibe happening as the sun broke through the clouds. Highly recommend!

Awaken the Hunter with Bruce McGlenn was an incredible experience. Doing it alongside one of my…read moreclosest friends--who I hadn't seen in over five years--made it even more special. Being immersed in the Washington wilderness, learning hands-on skills, and reconnecting to nature and where food truly comes from was powerful. Field dressing and butchering the goat was a real highlight. Eating that same meat throughout the week made the process tangible and meaningful. For me personally, there was an emotional journey in witnessing the taking of a life and honoring it by turning it into food. We were also well fed with amazing meals throughout each day, all prepared by Jim, the chef during the whole experience. I successfully hunted my first squirrel, got in some rifle practice, and was introduced to the basics of tracking. I also connected with others who were on their own journey to learn more about hunting, which added to the sense of shared purpose and depth. Bruce is a deep, present, and grounded teacher. It was a gift to learn from him and to meet his lovely wife and daughter. If you're looking for a real, holistic introduction to hunting, this course delivers.

Overall it's great. For the range:…read more For those who never came before: For one dollar, you can buy ~ 2rds 9mm/1.33rd 5.56/1rd 12 gauge/1.5rd .45/9rds .22 here. I brought the gold membership. It is a bit costly but I would say it worth the price if you come regularly. It's also a great option for me as it includes the rental fees and I'd like to try different guns each time. The staffs are very helpful and friendly. One small thing to mention: They do provide shotguns for rental but the only standard option is KS7, which is cool if it's not jamming. I went to rent it twice and it both jammed. Staffs are nice as they switched Benelli M4 to me which was intended to be a "premium" rental. Would be nicer if they also provide 590/870/any other pump-action shotguns as standard options in the future. Apart from that, there's nothing I can complain. There was a time I went to the range with a friend who's shooting for the first time. Chris was very helpful and provides my friend with a quick but through intro and some other helps. For the shop: Great service. There's a young staff who is really friendly and helpful. No one would push you to make decisions here (which I like it) but you can always find helps if needed.

First time there just looking around and got to meet Mason Great Employee showed me around and…read moreGreat Guest Service. Would definitely recommend coming by just to look and see the options they got. Nothing but Great Experience just being there.

Decent gun selection, knowledge employees, and a well equipped range…read more They are also super professional which makes me feel safe.

This facility is top notch. The bays are spacious and spotless. The rental gun selection is awesome…read moreand no fee to swap through the guns which I've never experienced. I was able to try out multiple guns I've been wanting to shoot. The stuff is super friendly and helpful. Overall an excellent experience. If you're in the Seattle area, you have to experience this place!

Didn't use the range, but needed to dispose of some old ammo. Called ahead and the staff was…read moreinformative, and answered my questions. Day of the drop off was quick, less than 5 mins in store, and no issue with unboxed ammo. If I'm in the area again, will check out the range as it seemed really spacious. There's considerable parking in front too.

Great place to go shooting. Safe, the staff is very knowledgeable and very professional. For those…read morerenting firearms they have a wide selection. Oh, and for those of us Military Retirees, they do have discounts.

This member's-only range is awesome. It weeds out the "gun rental" types that make me nervous to…read moreshoot at some of the indoor ranges. Range is 200 yards for rifle and 50 yards for pistol. We also shoot thrown-clays on the side of the rifle range. Downside: currently SVRC isn't accepting new members at the moment and there's construction down range so no shooting before 4pm on weekdays.

Whether you're part of the Junior Bore program, or if you just enjoy shooting, this place is…read morewonderful. When I was in middle school, my mom signed my sister and I up for the Junior program. I made it all the way up to Sharpshooter Bar #3 before stopping. My brother is now in the program, and only has a little bit more to go before gaining Expert level. My mom is now an active member in the club, and helped get the womens' program going. With so many options available, I would definitely recommend signing up if you live nearby and want to just come out and shoot. :o)

Wish they were still open to discharging firearms and not just air guns. They offered a lot to the…read morecommunity and it's a shame the county doesn't support them.

This review would be 5 stars, but firearm use is currently not allowed until a permit is obtained…read moredue to recent changes in the County Code. The club has a rifle line for targets 25 to 200 yards and a pistol line for targets out to 50 yards. There are several action shooting bays. Archery, air soft and air rifle use is still ongoing at the club which is open most days from 9 am to about 4 pm. The club sponsors a junior shooting team (ages 10-20) that uses precision air rifles and is looking for more shooters. All equipment is provied by the club, the parents only need to pay for the rifle pellets which are cheap.

The pistol range has been closed for quite some time which is pretty disappointing, and this range…read moreis rather small overall. It's also a bit uncomfortable here vs Renton or Snoqualmie, even thought the staff has always been very nice. I'm glad it exists, but for the money I'd recommend Renton or Snoqualmie - especially if you want to shoot greater than 100 yards. If you are just wanting to shoot your shotgun to get comfortable with it, you'll find it MUCH easier here than Renton and faster to get started for a one off here & there vs Snoqualmie.

Came here to zero in my rifles for deer season. Workers are very friendly and the range was nice.read more

Fun way to do something new with friends. Kind staff that will educate you as a beginner.read more

From the owner: Champion Archery and Shooting Club offers both professional and recreational shooting and archery…read moreprograms. Founded by a world champion, the club provides top-tier coaching with youth shooting and archery teams, offering a pathway to NCAA events for promising athletes. The club also organizes birthday parties, event builds, and community activities. Additionally, we offer fun and interactive tactical archery games, adding excitement and teamwork to the training experience. The club is an ideal platform for developing skills, making friends, and growing together.

Everything is structured and range rules are very strictly enforced (which makes sense for a public…read morerange) and is a great place to take those whom are new to firearms. All of their rules are posted on their website for each respective range, it's a good idea to check them out beforehand. I often come here when I need to confirm or reconfirm a zero on a rifle optic, and it's very nice that their rifle range has spotting scopes and brass deflectors at no extra cost. For those that like to either run training drills or mag-dump into trash, this isn't the place for it. They unfortunately have Fudd rules here for a reason, don't take it personally. My advice? Just bring a single 10 round mag because that's all they'll let you load into a rifle anyways.

this is a fantastic range facility. The outdoor archery range is really wonderful. The walk-through…read morecourse is a real good training environment. I very highly recommend.

I took the entry-level pump shotgun class last night. I had only ever shot handguns before and was…read morelooking forward to actually shooting a 12 ga. shotgun I had purchased over a decade ago and never shot. The first two hours were spent in the classroom with information presented on gun/range safety, types of shells, patterning, etc. The instructor was ex-military and had SWAT and ballistics experience, and it was evident he knew what he was doing/talking about. He also took questions throughout and provided thoughtful answers. We spent a fair amount of time on how to disassemble our guns and clean/oil them. The instructor and another fellow helped everyone with this. We went to the range for approximately the last hour of class and were shown how to load ammo and hold our guns (along with more range safety training). We shot several dummy rounds before starting the live fire rounds at paper targets (both single and quick succession firing). Then back to class for a wrap-up/survey (I left a very brief survey page, but expounding on it here). My personal objective for attending the class (I am a female, by the way), was familiarization with my gun (how it works, proper way to hold it, ammo selection (which type for which use, as there are so many kinds/sizes), cleaning/disassembly, how it feels to shoot it, safe handling, etc.) These objectives were all met, and while I definitely need to work on my stance and aim so I'm actually doing what the instructor said to do and not just trying to do it, I feel so much more comfortable now with that gun than before the class. Night and day difference. The class was definitely money well spent. The only nitpick I have is that we were required to purchase 60 rounds of ammo (20 00, 20 #4, and 20 slugs. After shooting the dummy rounds, we only had time to shoot 10 live shots, so I have 50 expensive rounds left. I don't know if/when I will ever shoot that gun again, so ??? I probably should try to make some time to practice, as an hour plus of loading/shooting training for a brand new long gun shooter isn't enough time for any degree of proficiency, but I think requiring 5 rounds (or max 10), of each type of ammo would be better (not 20!) or extend the shooting time and add a short break to shoot more. All in all, an excellent class and instructor, and I definitely recommend it for anyone new to pump shotgun shooting. Cheers!

As a first-time pistol owner, I was looking for a thorough, hands-on overview of my new firearm. I…read morebooked a private session with Julia V to cover everything from safe handling and loading to proper shooting technique. Julia was knowledgeable, patient, and incredibly clear in her instruction. I highly recommend her training especially for beginners with a new purchase.