Tacoma Rifle and Revolver Club, University Place Washington, an NRA affiliate

TRRC Facilities

Our grounds consist of 70 acres of forest and fields tucked in University Place, WA. All firing points are covered. Facilities allow for outdoor shooting in Pistol (50 Yards), Small Bore Rifle (100 Yards) and High Power Rifle (200 Yards). Rest rooms are available for both sexes. There is ample space for parking, camping and picnicking for members and their guests.

200 yard view to firing line, with 600 yard firing line in far distance.

The Main Rifle Range offers target placement at 25, 50, 100 and 200 yards and has 18 firing positions. Events include bench rest rifle, single shot, High Power Rifle and black powder competition. Each firing point has a stationary concrete bench and a stool for shooter use. The benches are ambidextrous, allowing use by both right and left handed shooters. A system of switches controls the cease fire warning lights and bell for range safety. Target frames are available on both ends of the firing line and fit into pre-positioned holders at the specified ranges.

The Main Range also hosts matches up to 600 yards.

The Smallbore Rifle Range is utilized for .22 caliber rifle and airgun use ONLY. It accommodates 27 positions for .22 rimfire rifle or 18 positions for airgun. Target placement can be made at 25 yard, 50 yard and 100 yard ranges. Each position has a wooden ambidextrous bench for shooter use and target frames are placed in pre-positioned holders at the specified ranges.

The Smallbore Range hosts a number of Junior programs.

View of the Smallbore firing line.

View from inside the Pistol firing line.

The Pistol Range is used for all standard cartridge pistols. No rifles or black powder allowed at this range, only standard caliber handgun cartridges. There are 22 positions at the firing line with targets being set at 15 yards, 25 yards and 50 yards. The range may be used for freehand or bench rested pistol shooting.

The Pistol Range hosts safety and education programs.

The Archery Range has multiple firing points to accommodate a variety of skill levels, from novice to expert.

View of the Archery Range.

Airgun Field Target shoot.

Airgun Field Target is new to TRRC and has been growing rapidly in popularity. Multiple targets at a variety of ranges accommodate a variety of skill levels, from novice to expert. Shoots are held the third Saturday of each month and are open to the public. Click here for additional information.