Whether your preferred sport is Trap or 5-Stand, you are sure to enjoy shooting at the Gig Harbor Sportsman’s Club. Close and convenient to the gorgeous destination town of Gig Harbor, Washington, which was chosen as the #1 harbor in the nation by Costal Living, our setting is inspiring for all shooting enthusiasts.
At the Gig Harbor Sportsman’s Club rifle and pistol range you will find 6 rifle lanes, going out to 100 yards, and 6 pistol lanes with target retrievals, going out to 25 yards.
If you are an archer looking for a place to hone your archery skills, look no further! Bring your bows and arrows, or borrow ours, and join us every Wednesday and Saturday for a day of fun and fellowship.
EFFECTIVE MAY 1, 2013 GIG HARBOR SPORTSMAN’S CLUB WILL BE IMPLEMENTING A REQUIREMENT FOR A RANGE ORIENTATION SAFETY BRIEFING FOR ALL USERS OF THE RIFLE, PISTOL, AND SHOTGUN RANGES.
ALL NEW MEMBERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE ORIENTATION BEFORE THEY WILL BE PERMITTED TO USE ANY OF THE SHOOTING RANGES.
LIFE AND ANNUAL MEMBERS WILL ALSO BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THIS ORIENTATION.
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The Gig Harbor Sportsman’s Club was established in the mid 1930’s, and incorporated on October 7, 1947. Our property and facilities are used by various entities and individuals including the community and general public at large, law enforcement, Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts of America, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, local educational institutions, organized competitive associations, and other organized groups in the recreational community.
All purposes of archery and firearms recreation are accommodated, including education and instruction in firearms safety and skills development, proficiency, competition, and hunter’s sight-in.
The Gig Harbor Sportsman’s Club is pleased to be able to offer various shooting venues including archery, air rifle, rifle, pistol and shotgun in a supervised, safe environment. The Club’s paramount objective is the safety of our patrons, employees, volunteers, and community.
The Club prides itself in being good stewards of the environment, and works with the State Department of Wildlife, the Department of Fisheries and other agencies in the conservation of game and wildlife.
Good sportsmanship is promoted by training club members and others in the rules of Sportsmanship, clay target shooting, and by participating in community activities that are in the best interests of the club and conducive to conservation of natural resources in the Peninsula area.
Come join us for fun and fellowship!