Outdoor shooting area within an hour of Puyallup?

[User 1234]

I am thrilled to report that next week I am moving from California to Washington. I was born and raised in the Midwest, spent 21 years in the military on a mix of active duty and Reserve assignments, and currently live in the Texas of California, Simi Valley. Rather than bring California baggage with me, I will more likely be paranoid of anything resembling California's left wing tax-spend-ban values.

Are there any outdoor shooting areas within an hour of Puyallup? I always clean up after myself and others when I use BLM land here, and will continue to do so in WA. If you don't want a location listed on a public website (where anti-gun types might harvest locations for their closure wish list) feel free to PM me.

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[ron]

I was there this weekend Paul Bunyan Rifle club in Puyallup, WA Home

 

[User 1234]

I should clarify, I am looking for public lands to shoot. No 8 rounds in the magazine limitations!

 

[Carbon]

DNR Temporarily Bans Target Shooting on State-Managed Lands Statewide | WA - DNR

Might need to drive more than an hour these days, getting crowded up in the hills.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Yep, no place to shoot but at private gun ranges until we get some much needed rain.

 

[Chandlerseattle]

He means non Fudd ranges. There aren't any.

 

[Diamondback]

Welcome to Elmer's Hell... where Fuddtarded Kapos rule supreme, which is why we can't have nice things.

 

[User 1234]

Sounds like a business opportunity.

 

[Diamondback]

If you can get past all the NIMBY yuppie scum and the Californicators and their spurious "Noise Pollution" complaints... they shut down the old racetrack with it first in the '80s, they've been trying to shut down Paul Bunyan and Thun Field the same way for years.

 

[User 1234]

Now that the fire season has passed and lands are open again, anyone want to PM me with decent shooting spots? I do not leave any trash behind.

 

[User 1234]

Thanks for the tip, I got in a little target time and then hauled out two bags of trash on my way out.

 

[Edward Hull]

Try up by Greenwater. I live in Graham and I go up there a few times a month and it is good. Plenty of trash to haul out each time and never a lack of entertainment from the other shooters. It is often full of trucks so I recommend getting there early. The longest shot is only about 150 meters.

 

[surevaliance]

Welcome to North Commiefornia.

I am thrilled to report that next week I am moving from California to Washington. I was born and raised in the Midwest, spent 21 years in the military on a mix of active duty and Reserve assignments, and currently live in the Texas of California, Simi Valley. Rather than bring California baggage with me, I will more likely be paranoid of anything resembling California's left wing tax-spend-ban values.

Are there any outdoor shooting areas within an hour of Puyallup? I always clean up after myself and others when I use BLM land here, and will continue to do so in WA. If you don't want a location listed on a public website (where anti-gun types might harvest locations for their closure wish list) feel free to PM me.

 

[User 1234]

Thanks, I'll try there sometime.

 

[surevaliance]

Try up by Greenwater. I live in Graham and I go up there a few times a month and it is good. Plenty of trash to haul out each time and never a lack of entertainment from the other shooters. It is often full of trucks so I recommend getting there early. The longest shot is only about 150 meters.

Greenwater is "play at your own risk". I stopped going there years ago. Too many stoned ninjas.

 

[Edward Hull]

I agree that it can be sporty at times, but where is the better spot within an hour? In addition, during the summer when the back roads are open there are good spots beyond the commonly stopped at "pit". If I really want to do some serious shooting I go out by Yakima, but that is 3 hours one way.