Ephrata Sportsmen's Association
Ephrata Sportsmen's Association is a community-based shooting range established in 1952, located in Ephrata, Washington. The range serves as a hub for shotgun and rifle enthusiasts of all skill levels, offering a variety of shooting disciplines and excellent facilities for competitive and recreation...
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Ephrata Sportsmen's Association is a community-based shooting range established in 1952, located in Ephrata, Washington. The range serves as a hub for shotgun and rifle enthusiasts of all skill levels, offering a variety of shooting disciplines and excellent facilities for competitive and recreational shooting.
- •Trap Shooting - Open to the public on Sundays at 1:00 PM
- •Skeet Shooting - Open to the public on Thursdays at 6:00 PM
- •5 Stand Shooting - Sundays at noon (inquire with Randy)
- •Long-Range Rifle Shooting - Dedicated 450 bay for 200-450 yard shooting
- •Steel Target Shooting - Steel targets provided in the 450 bay
The association operates multiple bays to accommodate different shooting activities. The 450 bay is specifically designated for rifle shooting at extended distances and features steel targets appropriate for most rifle calibers. Please note that airfield operations may restrict access to the 450 bay on specific dates—check the Port of Ephrata website for current flight schedules.
The range is open to the public with scheduled shooting times throughout the week. Specific event dates and times are available upon inquiry. Membership information and additional details can be obtained by contacting the association at:
P.O. Box 342 Ephrata, WA 98823
Shooters are expected to clean up targets after use. Two dumpsters are provided for target disposal and general cleanup.
Restrictions
- •No armor-piercing ammunition in 450 bay
- •Largest calibers restricted in 450 bay
- •Access to 450 bay restricted during airfield operations—check Port of Ephrata schedule
- •Shooters must clean up targets after use
- •Eye and ear protection required
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