Need a place to go shoot on Mon/Tues- Westside

[koolminx]

And I'll be going to Kitsap rifle & gun cause it's the ONLY place not frekkin state land that I can shoot 200 yards. 

[Fl0und3rz]

Here is a map of most all of the ranges and established outdoor places to shoot at :  http://www.waguns.org/rangemap.html

I would recommend Paul Bunyan or Tacoma Sportsman Club.  Not sure of non-member fees or if you need to go with a member or not, but they are both nice ranges and pretty close to you.

Last I went, TSC (50, 100, 200) was $10 and no membership required.  Paul Bunyan (50, 100, 180 yard gong)) typically has specific rifle sight-in days for non-members, and it was about $5-10 per gun, a few years back.

[koolminx]

Thanks flounder, they're open 8 to 8 and I think the big court case fiasco is over now so I'm going today sometime.  Anyone wanna go along just PM me and I'll give ya my number.

Gary

[Still Hunting]

waddel creek is a good place that is free, evergreen even better for a pay site only 100 yd range. couple places that are ok in capital forest but you need to know where to go and ricochet possible.

[koolminx]

Did teh Kitsap club thing for $15 bucks.  Rang the 200 yard gong with every shot but one, and kept the 100 and 150 yard targets within 1.5 inches of the Bull with all 4 shots from each of the 45/70 the Rem 700 -'06 and the 270. 

Things are spot on, now I can't wait to see me a buck on opening morning!

[mpjduff]

Tacoma sportsman club is not bad that's we're I sighted in and they had people there to spot and help. It is only 10 for non members and you can use rifle and pistol for non members 250 gong 200 100 50 25.

[Fisherdave10]

Paul Bunyan Rifle and Sportsman's Club does have a hunter sight-in program, but I believe it is now over for this season.  Tonight was the last night.
http://www.pbrsc.org/index_files/Page562.htm

I have been to the Waddle Creek gravel pit, south of Olympia several times.  There aren't any yard markers, you would have to bring your own bench and your own target holders.  You're probably going to have to deal with a bunch of idiots who aren't paying attention to called ceasefires or people downrange  , BUT it is a place to shoot and it won't cost you anything.  The earlier the better to avoid the undesirables.  You will need a Discover pass to park at the gravel pit since it is DNR land.
I hate shooting there...  but that's where my co-workers decide to shoot every month.
Having a membership at Paul Bunyan is one of the best investments I have made, and I shoot regularly.