New range in Western Washington

[44shooter]

We have a new indoor range in Western Washington for pistol and less than 3300 FPS rifle usage. The range in located in Arlington Washington 1 minute off Hiway 9 and 5 minutes from Interstate 5. Here is the data.

Arlington Regional Training and Marksmanship
8620 172nd Street NE, Arlington, Wa 98223
360 403-9349
Monday – Saturday 9:00AM to 9:00PM
Sunday 9:00AM to 6:00PM

They offer single and family memberships and all the usual rental guns, eyes, ears, targets etc.

The range master is an ex FBI range master.

Hope to see you there,

Mike

44shooter

P.S. NO ! I do not work at the range…….

 

[Bobarino]

ccol! i don't make it up that way very often (from Tacoma) but if i do, i'll be sure to check it out. thanks for the heads up.

Bobby

 

[Bart Noir]

Thank you 44shooter, for the info.

I am sure I will be checking it out, maybe after the Monroe gunshow someday. In an ideal world, that would be the day I buy one and shoot it the same day. Hasn't happened yet but would be fun.

OBTW, what is your favorite caliber?

Bart Noir

 

[Dain Bramage]

Is that anywhere near the old Arlington range that shut down a few years ago?

I was surprised that it couldn't stay in business, since there are no other public indoor ranges in the area. It was a nice place; big, clean, and had good rentals.

 

[Bart Noir]

Answer found.

It IS the Arlington range that closed a few years ago. So sayeth my buddy who lives not far from there. And we are most certainly making plans to shoot there soon.

Bart Noir
Who knows nothing about how it is being run, the choice of rentals, the range fees and membership pricesetc.

 

[kd7nqb]

I saw western Washington and was hoping that you were talking about Clark County. But alas your not.

 

[Mortech]

Another range is a good thing , now for the off topic part , haven't you noticed when you see some topic about western WA its always about Seattle ? What about the rest of us ??

 

[Bart Noir]

Ah, Mortech, that is exactly what everybody on the east side of the Cascades is saying! 'What about us?" concerning decisions from the state capital. It is just a function of population density.

Now, maybe your area needs a good indoor and outdoor range. Start one! Off to the west of town, the old gravel pit has been settled by a car dealer, I think, but there must be more land there.

Or maybe an old Simpson Timber Co. building is being shut down. Indoor range will fit nicely?

Hey, talk to one of the tribes. I'll bet the rules and reg's on the reservations will allow new range construction with a lot less hassle and cost. And there are enough hills to find a spot with a good backstop.

Bart Noir