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Orting WA: Looking for a place to shoot outside?
- Thread starter jsanchez
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badkarma
Regular Member
what he said^
found quite a few pits from that site.
I usually go up to the cascades to shoot though, total freedom there if you make the drive. Not too far from ya, takes me a little bit longer from Yelm but not too bad if you make a day out of it.
found quite a few pits from that site.
I usually go up to the cascades to shoot though, total freedom there if you make the drive. Not too far from ya, takes me a little bit longer from Yelm but not too bad if you make a day out of it.
1911er
Regular Member
When I lived out that way I used to go up above wilkerson past the ufish pond and find a spot where some one had been shooting even had the county sheriff stop by one time I let him shoot my sharps.
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1911er
Regular Member
EMNofSeattle
Regular Member
How about Elbe Hills state forest?
I'm not familiar with the area though, I always go out and shoot in Green Mountain State Forest and the WA DNR is usually shooting friendly as long as you don't leave targets nailed to trees or beer cans everywhere....
I'm not familiar with the area though, I always go out and shoot in Green Mountain State Forest and the WA DNR is usually shooting friendly as long as you don't leave targets nailed to trees or beer cans everywhere....
BigDave
Opt-Out Members
It has been about 5 years since I was up in this area and then it was posted No Shooting, not sure what it is today but here is a map of the No Shooting Areas in Pierce County
http://yakima.co.pierce.wa.us/MapGallery/documents/NoShootZones06.pdf
Chris Carlson
New member
Wilkeson there is no R 
To be clear there is not r in Wilkeson.
Not trying to start anything but people need to know it's Wilkeson not Wilkerson or Wilkenson or other odd spellings. Above Sunset it pretty much all no shooting zones now due to dumping from outsiders unfortunately. If you drive all the way up there's still a bit of shooting to be done though.
To be clear there is not r in Wilkeson.
Not trying to start anything but people need to know it's Wilkeson not Wilkerson or Wilkenson or other odd spellings. Above Sunset it pretty much all no shooting zones now due to dumping from outsiders unfortunately. If you drive all the way up there's still a bit of shooting to be done though.
decklin
Regular Member
Edited: just saw this is a zombie post.
Fire road 7810. Drive down 165 through Burnett, Wilkeson, and Carbonado. You will drive over the fairfax bridge. Left at fork (the right goes to mowich lake) and follow past the carbon river ranger station. Left at bridge at end of road before campground. This is fire road 7810. There is a pit on the other side of the river. You will see it. The road is officially called NF-7810.
Fire road 7810. Drive down 165 through Burnett, Wilkeson, and Carbonado. You will drive over the fairfax bridge. Left at fork (the right goes to mowich lake) and follow past the carbon river ranger station. Left at bridge at end of road before campground. This is fire road 7810. There is a pit on the other side of the river. You will see it. The road is officially called NF-7810.
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brandnewbob
Newbie
WaGuns.org renge map
I just got here and was looking at the range map. was thinking to try out JBLM15. i was wondering if the map as posted is still valid. do i need to be a guest of a military person to get on at JBLM15? any info is appreciated.
thanks,
BNB
I just got here and was looking at the range map. was thinking to try out JBLM15. i was wondering if the map as posted is still valid. do i need to be a guest of a military person to get on at JBLM15? any info is appreciated.
thanks,
BNB
golddigger14s
Activist Member
Amazing what google can provide:
http://jblmmwr.com/nw_adv_ranges.html
"Who may use the range? All military issued ID card holders and sponsored
non-military guest may use the facilities (not open to the public)."
http://jblmmwr.com/nw_adv_ranges.html
"Who may use the range? All military issued ID card holders and sponsored
non-military guest may use the facilities (not open to the public)."