Four Corners Rod & Gun Club
Q: Are there dates/times when a prospective member can tour the facility to determine if it will be a good fit?
A: Please use the contact form on the website to request a tour. There are no specific times but we can usually work with individuals.
- Four Corners Rod & Gun Club (4 years ago)
Q: I read the range rules online and just want to verify that one of them is accurate. Do they actually limit loading rifles to five rounds and pistols to ten rounds? Why force customers to reload that much? Am I missing something?
A: Update, both rifles and handguns may now be loaded to 10 rounds with a range rule change. Yes, those are the current range rules. Having shot at numerous ranges over the years this is not an uncommon rule. I understand that some ranges do not have any limits. I have seen semi-auto firearms malfunction and fire the entire magazine before. This has actually killed people (I personally know of one myself). Thank you for your input an interest in the club.
- Four Corners Rod & Gun Club (6 months ago)
A: Has anyone from the club answered this?
- Roy Morris (6 months ago)
A: Wow, I won't be going there again.
- Clint Fella (a year ago)
A: Your microcompact carry pistol is now holding too many rounds; you'll have to cycle one out of the mag, lol
- A Google User (a year ago)
A: It's true but you aren't limited to how many clips you are using so I don't have any issues since I have two clips for all my guns and usally find I need a fresh target so I can accurately track my progress.
- Paul Nelson (5 years ago)
Q: When are you offering your Hunter Safety classes this year?
A: Hunters Ed classes are normally held from April to September. Please check the Education Foundation page of the website for additional details. Thank you for your interest.
- Four Corners Rod & Gun Club (2 years ago)
Q: When are you offering your Hunter Safety classes this year? What is the age requirement for the Col. Allison program? What is the cost for joining you club?
A: Hunter Safety Classes will begin in March this year (2021) and continue through the summer. Check the website in late January for details. Sign ups are though ODFW and we will place a link. The Col. Allison program is open to youth from 12 - 20 years of age and meets on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings. Please see the Education Foundation page on the website for details. Thank you for the question.
- Four Corners Rod & Gun Club (4 years ago)
Q: Can you do archery
A: Yes
- Steve Guidos (4 months ago)
Q: Do you have to have a membership to shoot or site in your rifle,?
A: Yes, except for weekends in September.
- Gordon Moe (6 months ago)
Q: are you open to the public
A: Thank you for your question. We are an annual, membership based range and not generally open to the public. We do have our annual Sight in Service beginning the second weekend in September that is open for the public to sight in rifles for $8 per firearm (see information on the home page of the website). Some of our events are open to guests as well. You can contact the person in charge of the shoot/event for additional details. We also have classes through the Educational Foundation which are open to the public. See the Educational Foundation page on the website for details.
- Four Corners Rod & Gun Club (a year ago)
Q: Can pellet rifles be used in the indoor range?
A: Yes, up to .22 caliber. The newer, high velocity pellet guns and larger caliber may be shot at the short range.
- Four Corners Rod & Gun Club (a year ago)
Q: Do you have to have magazines that only hold 5-10 rounds or can you just have that many loaded into the mag? I don't have any small magazines.
A: Thank you for the question. You may use magazines of any size at the range; they can only be loaded to 10 rounds for both rifle and handgun. We do have some events with exceptions to this general range rule. No need to go out and purchase anything new. Additional information regarding membership is located on our website or please feel free to contact us.
- Four Corners Rod & Gun Club (2 years ago)
Q: Can non members come shoot to see if it's a good fit?
A: Please contact us for additional information as we have orientations and other opportunities to show you around the facility. There is a contact form on the website home page. Thank you for your question and hope to see you at the range.
- Four Corners Rod & Gun Club (2 years ago)
Anonymous
I love this place. IΓÇÖve been a member now for 5 months. Great place for me and my boys to shoot. Everyone is real friendly. Thnx again and will continue my support and membership.
a month ago
Anonymous
Beautiful environment love going out there to improve my archery skills and pretend I'm Robin hood
a month ago
Anonymous
Offers all that I need for pistol and rifle, and not crowded.
2 months ago
Anonymous
Great place to get target practice in.
3 months ago
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4 months ago
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I went boat shooting with my son-in-law and had a wonderful time. They have a very nice facility
5 months ago
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5 months ago
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Great club, offers a variety of classes/group events including a "Ladies only Shoot night" the third Monday of each month and host the Salem Chapter of AWA on the first Thursday of each month. You don't have to be members to join in. I appreciate the wonderful support and teaching aspects of both these events.
6 months ago
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10 months ago
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10 months ago
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Great club, great people and very safe. Perfect club for families or people who like to attend a variety of fun shoots.
10 months ago
Anonymous
Fun group of people. Very friendly and helpful
a year ago
Anonymous
Fun place to shoot, but seems a little dated.
a year ago
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a year ago
Anonymous
I came as a guest and filled out an application for membership. Definitely would like to come back.
a year ago
Anonymous
My husband and I enjoy our time here very much. We're so glad we joined. While nothing is perfect when ran only by member VOLUNTEERS, it sure seems to work well. Thank you for all the time and effort it takes to keep a great place up and running.
2 years ago
Anonymous
It's a great supportive environment for new and experienced shooters
2 years ago
Anonymous
Pretty fun place to hang out. Not sure why there are so many negative reviews involving rules. The place is pretty relaxed, but still plenty safe. Updated universal 10 round limit, so bring plenty of mags and that's no issue at all. They have steel targets and cardboard silhouettes to put paper targets on. Good 100 and 200 yard outdoor range. Really fun gallery type area connected to the clubhouse if you want to be mostly indoors. Coffee pot and a working air conditioner in the clubhouse. Can't ask for much more honestly.
2 years ago
Anonymous
The sight-in service was excellent! The people involved were friendly and competent and were truly committed to helping me get the most from my rifle. Thanks so much.
2 years ago
Anonymous
I've been a member since the early 90's. Great club. Clean, safe, and well maintained.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Love this place lots of different things to do
2 years ago
Anonymous
Got my rifle sighted in here today! First time trying this range out. It was a busy day but the volunteers working all did a great job!
3 years ago
Anonymous
Not surprised to find that the hunters safety class on 9/21/2021 was a room full of 20-30 unmasked individuals.
3 years ago
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3 years ago
Anonymous
What a terrible experience here, especially considering the facility itself was nice enough and clean. Where to start? The customer service was awful, the management is old and out of touch, and while the place was clean and relatively well-taken care of, it also has multiple onerous rules that don't make sense. For example, I can understand no full-auto or bump firing on the range, that's sensible for obvious reasons. But magazine capacity limits of only 5 per rifle or 10 per pistol? What the hell for? Every magazine I own has more capacity than that, and I'd like to practice with my firearms in the same setup I'd need to use them in. When I tried to ask about this rule, the aforementioned old (OLD) men took umbrage at being questioned and essentially told me to pound sand. Then, after my first year at the club, the club did not send me my renewal notice as they should have. Several months after the renewal period (renewal was in July or June, I believe?) I received a call from the club asking if I would like to renew. I asked if I would be prorated for the cost of the years membership, since several months had passed already and I wouldn't be getting a full year's worth for my money. The man on the phone took OFFENSE to this and seemed baffled why I would request it, and I was flatly denied. I decided to renew anyways, and set a calendar reminder for when to renew so I (or really, THE CLUB) wouldn't miss the next renewal period. Shortly after this, Coronavirus struck and the club shut down for a period of time with barely any communication to members (that I am aware of, at least), forewarning, or AGAIN, compensation due to the club being unusable for that time. That was the final straw for me and I haven't been back since, and I don't plan to, unless the people running this place are put out to pasture. It's a damn shame, too, because the club itself is close to home and fun to use.
4 years ago
Address
7695 Babcock St SE, Salem, OR 97317
City/State
Salem, OR
Phone
(503) 581-5214
- Monday8 AM to 10 PM
- Tuesday8 AM to 10 PM
- Wednesday8 AM to 10 PM
- Thursday8 AM to 10 PM
- Friday8 AM to 10 PM
- Saturday8 AM to 10 PM
- Sunday8 AM to 10 PM
Based on 46 reviews
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