very chill. range masters are helpful and respectful. The range is clean and comfortableread more

Had a great experience with Bill recently. He taught me how to properly stand, mount, point and…read morecrush clay birds! What a pleasant instructor and great experience all around. All these years and I was missing the basics (dolt!) that one day with Bill has totally transformed my game. Thanks Bill!

They help me navigate through the long, involved process of purchasing a suppressor. I would…read morerecommend these folks to anyone serious about firearms and shooting.

The Mason guy who works there is really cute! Also knows exactly what he's talking about! Will give…read moreyou solid information about anything you need to know! I Highly recommend MKR to anyone!

Handled gun transfers for me. Professional and properly priced. Pleasant and helpful.read more

Super friendly guy. I highly recommend using Gold Mountain Arms for purchase or transfer.read more

Gig Harbor Sportsman's Club is a sad excuse of a sportsmen's club…read more First off, the day that you show up determines your experience. If you show up on a Wednesday, you will get a polite staff. They are knowledgeable, respectful and make the experience enjoyable. If you show up on a Friday it's an entirely different environment first. Let me say I've been in the 2 a community for 20+ years for law-enforcement, military, etc. I am also a firearms instructor and probably spent at least 10 years of my life as a firearms range safety. If you show up on Friday, you will be met with a group of three men that their whole job is to make sure that your time spent at Gig Harbor range is filled with anxiety, creating the most unpleasant feeling. They spent nearly every second staring at me with an angry, aggressive demeanor, perhaps trying to be intimidating. It was as if the employees sat there waiting for my friend and I to do something wrong. If you know anything about firearms, when people make mistakes, on the spot corrections need to be made for safety. I totally understand and respect that to the highest degree, and understand that even the most experienced people can still make mistakes. However, when range safeties decide to target one individual, giving no oversight to other individuals on the range, negligence has the potential to cause massive issues with safety. The entire time I was there, I guess the employees decided that I was the only one who needed any oversight, rather than any of the other people on the range. They spent the entire time staring me down, even though i was shooting groups at 100 meters. I felt totally disrespected and furthermore, I felt like I was not welcome at the Gig Harbor range. It's a beautiful range. It's well kept. I've spent a lot of time here since it's local. But if the people working there are rude, disrespectful, and try to intimidate customers, then people will stop showing up. I'm extremely disappointed with the experience today, and I will most likely not return to this range.

I got my first handgun in February of 2024, and took the Pistol 101 class. The class was…read moreinformative and thorough, and along with the range practice, made me feel I could safely and competently defend myself if I had to. I decided to join the club to work on my skills regularly. There are a lot of reviews griping about strict rules and oversight. I find that bizarre. I want to use my deadly weapons in the safest and most responsible way possible, and having an acquaintance with the stupidity rampant in this world, I welcome strict rules in a dangerous atmosphere. I go to GHSC to keep my skills sharp and have fun, not to get shot by some yahoo. I have found the range officers to be consistently helpful and courteous. They have had to correct me a couple of times - once when I forgot the 5-round limit, and once when I placed my firearm in the wrong position to show all clear during a cease fire. They were polite both times. These people are volunteers who love the sport and want to keep everyone safe, and they deserve respect and cooperation. Bottom line: this club is outstanding, and I feel safe there. I would not hesitate to take a brand new shooter there (I have), or even a child. I hope to have enough free time to eventually volunteer as an RO myself.

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.

This is a private club that allows public access for a daily fee ($5.00). If you are not a member…read moreyou park outside the gate and walk in. Sign in at a shelf in the clubhouse wall and leave your money in the box mounted on the wall. It is an honor system thing. To the right of the clubhouse is a graduated distance outdoor range although you shoot from a covered area. Targets are stacked hay bails within lean to type structures. The sign out front says they are open 7 days a week, no hours but pretty much can assume daylight. To the left of the clubhouse there is an outdoor walking range through the woods. The trails are fairly level and marked as accessible. Most stations have distance markers and there are some boardwalks over the seasonally wet areas. Lots of variety as to terrain so bring some extra practice arrows as if you miss the target completely, at some of the stations it would be tough to find them in the woods.

Great Place to have family time. We love to shoot our bow n arrows here. So much we became…read moremembers, it's spacious, has warm bathrooms in the winter, has indoor shooting as well if its too cold outside. Something to look into, it's worth it.

The range officers are friendly. The range is functional and…read moremodest. There is easy free parking. The hours are very short and they don't accept credit cards.

Been with the club since 2010, so definitely a newbie! More folks are coming out to help, which is…read moregreat to see. The archery program that Scott has put together is probably one of the best in the region, so if you have young aspiring archers get them over to the club! The rifle range renovation will help make the club complete and bring a valuable asset back to the community (and hopefully get a lot of the folks who went off-island to return). I am happy to be a part of the club and have it be such a good member of the BI community!

Get thee to this fabulous fishing store!…read more The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and eager to get you out on the water to catch and release. The products vary in price but the quality standard is high. If you're not ready to drop a large sum of money on a full kit, they offer nice Reddington sets for $179 (rod, reel, case, line, backing and taper WITH full guarantee!). A great resource for those headed out to the Olympics!

I have been shopping there on and off for several years. A very knowledgeable staff and they do…read morecarry very good products in a nice range of prices for those looking for modest pricing. I would rate this higher if not for the fact that I have often felt pressured to make a purchase, especially if it's a major item...rods, reels, boots, waders. I like to shop local when possible, but customers should never be made to feel pressured to make a buying decision or leaned on if they decide to think about it. That type of uncomfortableness is generally reserved for auto dealers. Just saying.