Welcome to the Siuslaw Rod & Gun Club

Located on 43 acres in Florence, Oregon
Rifle – Pistol – Shotgun – Archery

SPORTING CLAYS

Sporting Clays is not a club event
and is run by an outside vendor.
They shoot Sundays and Fridays 9am-2pm.
Also have NSCA Shoots.

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TRAP SHOOTING

Trap shooting is every Wednesday evening from 5pm until 9pm.
This event is open to the members and public.

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COWBOY ACTION

The Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) is an international membership organization formed in 1987 to preserve and promote the sport of Cowboy Action Shooting™. SASS serves as the governing and sanctioning body for the sport of Cowboy Action Shooting™ and Wild Bunch Action Shooting™ worldwide – ensuring safety and consistency in the sport. SASS members share a common interest in preserving the history of the Old West and competitive shooting in a safe, fun, family-friendly environment.

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ARCHERY

Located in the Action Ranges. Walk around gate to the Archery range. With two ranges to shoot on tagrets and some supples are furnished by the club.

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Most of the website is functional. Some links, descriptions and photos still need to be added.

OUR NEWS AND UPDATES

In our blog, we post regular news about the facilities, club news, events etc. Follow us to stay ahead of all the updates.

SUICIDE / CRISIS 24/7 HOTLINE: DIAL 988

THE NEXT CLUB BUSINESS MEETING IS THURSDAY MARCH 4, 2026 AT 6PM.

New Member Orientations are on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. Starting at 1PM Sharp!

Click here for more Information on Renewing or New Member Application and Orientations to the Club

Non-Member Liability Waiver

Non-Members of the Siuslaw Rod & Gun Club are required to sign a Non-Member Liability Waiver each and every time they enter club property or use any part of our facilities. A current paid member must accompany the Non-Member at all times and must also sign the form. Each waiver is valid only for the specific day it is signed.

Waiver forms and locked drop boxes are located on the pistol, rifle, and action ranges, as well as inside the clubhouse for Trap and Sporting Clays.

Download the Form

2026 Board Members

President – Fred Ross
Vice President – Mark Ross
Secretary – Ave Bernard
Treasurer – Joann Ring
Membership – John Pershing

2026 Membership Cards

All new 2026 membership cards will be mailed out around the 3rd week in December.

The 2025 gate code will work until January 15th 2026.

How to Shoot a Handgun

TIP: TRIGGER PULL TECHNIQUE “Pulling the trigger” is the action the operator performs to discharge a firearm. While very simple in concept, it creates problems for most shooters, even experienced ones. THE BASICS FIRST: Hold the gun firmly with your proper gripAlign...
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How To Clean a Semi-Auto Handgun

5 Steps to Proper Gun Cleaning for Handguns  PLEASE REFER TO YOUR SPECIFIC HANDGUN MANUAL ALSO FOR CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS  The steps to properly clean your handgun depend on whether you are doing a field stripping or complete disassembly. We’ll cover basic field...
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Choosing The Right Archery Bow For A Beginner

For a beginner hunter, the best archery bow should be a compound bow with a lower draw weight (around 40-50 lbs), a longer axle-to-axle length for stability, and a forgiving design to help with accuracy and ease of shooting; consider models like the "Genesis" compound...
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How to Bore-Sight Bolt-Action Rifles

Step 1: Set up a 25-yard target at the range. Step 2: Remove the bolt, look down the rifle’s bore and center it on the 25-yard target. A 3- to 6-inch orange circle placed on your regular zeroing target helps make it more visible through the bore. The secret to success...
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Trophy/Family Night

For new members that have not heard or attended out January Trophy/Family night with all you can eat Spaghetti, salad and garlic bread. Seeing the past years shrink to the number of hunters we are not seeing the return in antlers, bear skulls, etc. I think that we...
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RAPID FIRE ON CLUB RANGES

It has come to our attention that some members using the rifle and pistol ranges are firing at an excessive rate to simulate automatic fire. This is strictly prohibited. Our policy allows only one round per second, as clearly indicated on signs posted at all ranges. Rapid fire is permitted only on the Action Ranges for Cowboy Action, Advanced Shooter Practice, Law Enforcement, and Coast Guard training.

Please follow these rules, as we have nearby neighbors and must ensure all rounds remain on our property. Failure to comply may result in membership revocation. A first offense will receive a warning; a second offense will result in removal from club property.

These rules are in place for everyone’s safety.

HANDGUN SAFETY CLASS

2026 class dates are now availble.

Click Here to Signup

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

If you’re interested in helping the club by volunteering your time for things like;

  • Garbage cans emptied on rifle and pistol range, also outside cans at club house and bags replaced.
  • Mow-ranges-rifle-and-pistol,-check-for-shooters,-always-turn-Safety-Lights-on.
  • Mow ranges rifle and pistol, check for shooters, always turn Safety Lights on.
  • Mow action range w/ blade suggestion on height to protect blade.
  • Leaf blowing handicap spots, sidewalks, range floors as needed, also trap field stations occasionally. Weed eat (weed eater provided) outside of gate.
  • Also around archery targets, and any other area deemed necessary.
  • Weed eat (weed eater provided) outside of gate. Also around archery targets, and any other area deemed necessary.
  • Put all recycle items in recycle dumpster (not garbage dumpster) it’s free.
  • Trim blackberry branches on #1, #7 and #8 of action range as needed
  • Clean sign outside of as needed.
  • Mow archery area.
  • Mow by gravel pile
Go to Volunteer Form