As a brand new shooter, I was looking for a place that had a good selection of guns to try. I…read morewanted to try a .357 revolver and they had a Ruger GP100. They were very helpful and I really enjoyed the vibe of this place. I was happy to find the Donald location as it is closer to me than other places. They also had a used gun section and some nice choices. If I get into shooting more (like I think I will) then I'll be getting a membership here. Really enjoyed my first range experience and I'm glad it was at Oregon's Indoor Shooting Range.

Small, but very nice range. Super cool and professional staff…read more Definitely recommend!

A good range. Nice facilities and the staff was very helpful and courteous. If you're looking for a…read moreplace to shoot, this is a good one!

Joseph and Sophia were absolutely amazing!! The safety training was spot on and the expertise made…read moreit feel very safe. They were so so so good to us! We will be back soon!!

Establishment~It was our first time going to this particular gun range. I normally go to Safefire…read moreIndoor Shooting Range (Vancouver) but, traffic was crazy. I was in Tigard so I just googled ranges near me and, a few came up. After checking their website it was the perfect place to shoot my new baby. I only had an hour to shoot but, I'll definitely will back to shoot soon not later. I would highly suggest visiting their website so you are aware of the policies, regulations, and fees. Service~We were greeted immediately with a smile and, real professionalism. Being it was our first time the owner puts you on a tablets (to left by the vending machines). You start the registration, answer a few (legal) personal questions, and watch a safety video (takes about 10-15 minutes). Once that's completed you go get your target sheets, someone will explain the target pad and, how to reach a staff member (in case of emergency or questions). Also (I have my own) but, they will provided you with safety glasses, ear muffs, and safety clips for the barrel. Ambiance~The vibes are amazing (It was only 3 other people and, a private one on one instructor class). I am not sure how it is when all 9 lanes are occupied but, I like it better when it's quiet. Restroom are clean (main building and, before entering the range it's a set). It's plenty of parking but, I highly recommend coming here if you love to shoot like we do. I personally plan to take a few classes w/ Jermey (I want to be an expert shooter and, be able to draw from my holster). This beautiful shooting range has been in business for 12 years and, it so clean and very well maintained. My husband and I plan to sign up for the household membership package!

Excellent facility | Excellent instructors (Jeremy)…read more My husband has been here a few times to use their shooting range, but this was my first time coming here to watch my husband use their simulators. I originally booked a 30-minute session for the Threat Alley simulator ($45). I didn't know what to book for my husband because he had never done anything like this before, but I wanted to get him involved in something since this place offers state-of-the-art training. I'm so glad I did. Jeremy was our instructor. He was formerly a member of a SWAT team, so he has plenty of experience. He offered excellent critique and guidance, walking my husband through the session step by step. He even gave us an extra 20 minutes and let us use the 300-degree Threat Arena - WOW! He provided my husband with excellent scenarios, even the ones intended for two people. I highly recommend Jeremy and hope we have the opportunity to work with him again next time. He's very knowledgeable, friendly, and an excellent instructor here. The simulator experience really makes you appreciate what military and law enforcement have to do. The Threat Alley simulator is a single-screen application that lets users practice practical threat scenarios, such as being robbed in a parking lot after work. It also presents other scenarios that prompt you to reconsider how you would handle the situation if it were to actually happen. Those scenarios, when the threat isn't directly interacting with you, can get tricky. For instance, how do you handle the threat if they have a hostage? The 300-degree Threat Arena is pretty impressive! It's best used with another person or two, but my husband did well for one person. Overall, I recommend these simulators for individuals seeking to train or simply enjoy themselves. Photos are allowed only in the simulators. Originally, I booked for $45 and ended up getting an extra 20 minutes and invaluable advice for the price of $55. So worth it! This place is popular and offers a variety of packages. Great staff. I'm so glad this place is here. We plan to be back!

Beyond awesome/professional management and beautiful outdoor gun range for pistols, shotguns and…read morerifles surrounded by wineries!

Became a member this year. Quite pleased with the facility as far as what they can offer with the…read morespace they have.

For an outdoor state, with lots of hunting, I've found a rather large dearth of good, outdoor…read moreranges. Plenty of indoor ones which, I suppose, makes sense due to the wet weather. But honestly, I want rough terrain, the ability to move about and shoot at different elevations, and the flexibility to set up tactical scenarios. The Albany Rifle and Pistol Club achieves all this and more. I was able to spend a day shooting here with some co-workers and, although I had toured previously, this was the first chance I got to actually use the facilities. The set-up is definitely intended for police, military, and experienced shooters. Not to say that they wouldn't welcome new and learning shooters, but I strongly, STRONGLY suggest that if you are new to the sport/defense, you have someone experienced with you if you come here. I didn't shoot on any of the indoor benches or the skeet shoot or rifle ranges, but instead headed up with the guys to the North tactical ranges. Twelve different shooting bays are stationed around a small hill, and it's first come/first served. We were able to snag a range all the way at the end, load up some barrels, and set up our targets. We spent a good day shooting, without any distractions from other shooters and without having to wait for the firing line to clear so that we could reset targets. There are a number of range rules, but rangemasters are not present on each range, so it's up to you to be safe. I prefer this, myself. The price is a little high, especially upon initial enrollment, but the price goes down from there. There are also incentives for members of law enforcement and there are a number of classes and events that are hosted here. An excellent place to go shoot in the Willamette Valley, definitely.

Excellence is what I think of when I think of The Albany Rifle and Pistol Club. I haven't been a…read moremember here, but my father has for the last 19 years, and would continue being a member indefinitely, except he will no longer be a resident of this area (very soon). He loves both the long range area and the many short range areas (I would say he has used them all with me, so alone he is familiar, and happy with, everything there). I would recommend this place to anyone in the area.

A friend of mine has been getting more into clay shooting recently, and invited me along to check…read morethis place out. I pulled into the parking lot on Sunday morning having no idea what to expect. I'd been to a few other ranges and gun clubs, so I know that the experience can vary quite a bit. The parking lot is large and gravel, and there is a field setup for several RV hookups to one side of it. This place hosts tournaments, and people will just stay on site when they do. On the day of my visit in December, there were 2 travel trailers and plenty of open spaces. I don't know if they lease these spaces outside of tournaments or not. Inside the building, they have a lot of merchandise available for sale (clothes, equipment and supplies, knives, and a shotgun store). I believe that they also allow for gun and equipment rentals, but my friend and I already had everything we needed, so we didn't investigate this. The building also has couches, vending machines, and a fireplace to relax and warm up at. The range itself is setup as a circle, and kind of reminded me of walking the track around my high school football field. Each station for sporting clays has four electronic throwers, that all throw in the same general direction. You pay per clay and you're given a card to insert into the machine, which tallies the number of clays used, but we were told that even though you pay up front for a count of them, they give you a handful of extra so that you can throw one without firing (so you can see where they go) and also because sometimes the machines won't throw or a clay will break as it's being thrown. If you're shooting by yourself, there's a way to configure the throwers so that they'll go on a delay after hitting the button to throw, but since my buddy and I were both there, we just traded off who was pushing buttons and who was pulling triggers. The shooting course is a lot of fun, with a lot of variety, and they tell you that the "A-B" pair of targets are generally easier to hit than the "C-D" pair. You can take whichever targets you want at each station though. The targets also include ones that run along the ground ("bunnies"), and one that's thrown from a tower. The facility is also set up for skeet and helice, and they offer instruction as well. A key thing I was surprised about was the level of service. As a novice to the sport, there were plenty of people around to ask questions, and at one station I was even given advice that I was shooting too high. One of our rifles was having issues feeding, and the same person offered some oil to try to solve the problem. When that didn't work he took it back to the building to leave in their racks so we didn't have to carry it around. They have push carts and golf cart rental to make the trip around the range easier, too. Their gun store has a wide variety of rifles at varying price points, but be prepared - this isn't Walmart. The lowest priced used rifle we saw was about $1900, and went up around $20k. That said, you get what you pay for. My friend asked one of the employees to help with fitting me for a shotgun, during which I discovered that I go to shoulder a rifle completely wrong, but was shown how to do it correctly and much more comfortably.

Totally awesome place. Staff is very friendly. Pro shop / shot gun sales is great plenty to…read morechoose from. Trap is great. Sporting clays course is awesome. Don't be afraid to check this place out they will show you how to use the machines and have some fun. They do have some events on the weekends so call to see if they are going to be busy or not. They also have RV hook ups for a small reasonable price. Check them out you won't be disappointed

Lot of options for the shooting enthusiast. Great customer service and tech knowledge. Highly…read morerecommend!

I had a decent experience at their Donald location, so I when I noticed the business had placed an…read moreoffer on Groupon, I bought two vouchers. Just days after I bought the voucher, the company permanently closed the Donald location without warning. When I asked them for a refund, they refused on the grounds that I could still use the voucher at their Lebanon location. That is more than FIFTY MILES of driving each way, and their hours are also less convenient. This place is a total scam, and I have canceled the charge with my credit card company.

It's like Cassius thundercock had a bunch of kids and they all became ROs. This is the range you…read morehave nightmares about at night. Potential to be excellent but it's not really fun like Texas or Arizona ranges. These people have something to prove it seems like.

I love this club. Been a member going on about 15yrs. Can't think of a better place to learn the…read morecurrent way to handle and shoot your firearms They have a range dedicated to every like. Shotgun,cowboy action shooting, antique guns, pistols, semi,s....and they have courses you can take with knowledgeable and licensed instructors. They got it ALL.love this place!!

I really love coming here because this place has everything you need to get going when it comes to…read morefirearms. Their gun shop has a vast selection of items as well as a great selection of firearms and accessories. Everything firearm they have in stock they offer for rent at the range so you have the ability to try out before you make a decision. Their shooting range is very organized and well run and their staff are friendly and helpful. Pricing is decent for what this place offers. I've been at this range a few times and I always look forward to coming back. They also offer classes for both training and ccw which is a big bonus. I'm really happy this place is in our area and I will gladly come back as much as I can.

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.