The Snoqualmie Valley Rifle Club (SVRC) is a 75-year-old private club that supports shooting sports and gun safety education.  The Club is supported by its membership and provides a private, members only facility in the Snoqualmie Valley that is an outdoor shooting experience.  Members can shoot at the facility during operating hours, generally rain or shine as the benches are covered. The SVRC range is member managed and uses both members and RSO's to ensure a safe, friendly environment. The club is open to new members who are dedicated shooting enthusiasts, willing to devote time and energy to supporting the range and the club.  SVRC supports several shooting disciplines for members and the public.

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Open since 1996, with an extensive expansion, upgrade and remodel in 2014, Bellevue Indoor Range provide everything you need to visit the range. There is no cleaner, safer or friendlier place to shoot anywhere. Our facility allows for use of pistols, revolvers, and rifles. We have everything you need for a great time on the range. Ammunition, targets, eye and ear
protection are all available. Additionally, we offer a wide variety of shooting classes including private lessons to suit any skill level.

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Piedmont Handgunner’s Association (PHA) was founded in 1979 by a small group of shooting enthusiasts who wanted a place to practice together for NRA Hunter’s Pistol matches. Early meetings were held informally, and practice sessions initially took place in a member’s cow pasture. Annual dues started at $25.

Within a month, a member volunteered private land near Colonial Country Club to serve as the club’s first dedicated range. PHA soon affiliated with the NRA and the North Carolina Rifle & Pistol Association, hosting matches such as Hunter’s Pistol, Smallbore Hunter’s Pistol, and NRA Smallbore Silhouette Rifle. Match entry fees were $3 for members and $4 for non‑members.

PHA’s competitive presence grew further in 1984 when its team competed at the National Trophy Matches at Camp Perry, outperforming both North Carolina state teams. Over time, the club added bench rest, high‑power rifle, bowling pin, and additional action pistol events. In 2007, a five‑stand shotgun range was installed, establishing PHA as a full‑service shooting club.

To ensure future expansion capability, PHA formed PHA Range II in 2010, creating a fund of $100,000 through 100 stockholders to secure additional land if needed. That same year, the club built five tactical bays that now host Two‑Gun Tactical and Defensive Pistol matches.

In 2015, the organization added a dedicated .22 rimfire range for both recreational and precision matches and purchased an additional 18 acres bordering the original 60‑acre property. The club has continued to grow, reaching more than 1,000 members, with ongoing projects such as a new building behind the 100‑yard range. PHA remains committed to supporting recreational, competitive, and defensive firearms activities for its expanding membership.

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Cascade Action Shooting Sports is looking for additional venues to bring matches to the Pacific Northwest. Please reach out to us on our contact page if your range is interested!