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EE-DA-HOW Rifle & Pistol Club
Kuna
•10.7 miles from Boise
Black's Creek Shooting Range Complex is one of the largest and most visited ranges in Idaho, serving over 10,000 hunters and sport shooters annually. The range is owned by Idaho Fish and Game but managed by the EE-DA-HOW Rifle & Pistol Club, established in 1962. EE-DA-HOW hosts an extensive match sc...
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Black's Creek Shooting Range Complex is one of the largest and most visited ranges in Idaho, serving over 10,000 hunters and sport shooters annually. The range is owned by Idaho Fish and Game but managed by the EE-DA-HOW Rifle & Pistol Club, established in 1962.
EE-DA-HOW hosts an extensive match schedule throughout the year:
- •Monthly matches: Lever action, smallbore silhouette, M1 carbine, black powder cartridge rifle
- •Steel Challenge and rimfire benchrest competitions
- •Annual championships: Idaho State BPCRS Championships and Muzzleloader State & Territorial Championships
- •.22 BPCR silhouette for precision shooters
| Day | Access |
|---|---|
| Wednesday | Members only (USR) |
| Friday | Public (USR) |
| Sunday | Public (USR) |
Member Benefits Members using the Unrestricted Shooting Range (USR) on Wednesdays must complete NRA RSO safety training if no certified RSO is present. Members register at the main range; guests pay $10.
STEEL JACKETED BULLETS OR BULLETS CONTAINING STEEL ARE NOT ALLOWED
Members using the lower silhouette range during public hours must check in with the Range Safety Officer. The red range flag must be displayed whenever ranges are in use.
- •Special consideration: The USR closes when gravel pit operations occur east of the marked utility pole (70 yards west of range fence).
The club operates with a full board of directors and officers, including President Kenny Durham and dedicated volunteers who ensure safe operations for Idaho's shooting community.
Safety Information
- •Check current conditions before visiting
- •Follow all posted safety guidelines
- •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances
Restrictions
- •No steel-jacketed or steel-core ammunition
- •Membership required for some ranges and times
- •Red range flag must be displayed when range in use
- •Members using lower silhouette range during public hours must check in with RSO
- •NRA RSO certification required for Wednesday USR use if no certified RSO present
- •Range closed if gravel pit operations occurring nearby
Pro Tips for Visiting
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Monthly matches: Lever action, smallbore silhouette, M1 carbine, [black powder](/handbook/black-powder) cartridge rifle
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[Steel Challenge](/handbook/steel-challenge) and rimfire benchrest competitions
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Annual championships: Idaho State BPCRS Championships and Muzzleloader State & Territorial Championships
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.22 BPCR silhouette for precision shooters
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