Welcome to The Roseburg Rod & Gun Club Website
Established in 1910, The Roseburg Rod & Gun Club is the premier sport shooting complex in Douglas County , OR. A private family-oriented, non-profit organization supports both community and corporate events, while providing members with a wide variety of indoor and outdoor facilities the whole family can enjoy.
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UPCOMING CLUB EVENTS
PITA Fall Multiplex Trap Shoots: Oct 12, Nov 9 & Dec 7, 2024
2025 Gun & Knife Show – February 15j & 16, 2025 Douglas Co. Fairgrounds, Roseburg, OR. Check calendar for details
Black Powder Shoots every Tuesday 11AM on the Rifle Range.
Rimfire Match – 1st Sunday each month. 8 AM
Trap every Wednesday from 3 pm – 6 pm.
5 Stand every Saturday starting at 9 AM and Wednesday’s starting at 3 PM
Benchrest Match – 3rd Sunday 8 AM – 11 AM
Rifle Range is open Saturdays & Sundays 11 – 4 pm.
Mixed Steel Practice every third Saturday 9 AM – 12:00 – Check calendar of details
USPSA Center Fire Second Sunday each month starting at 9 AM.
Cowboy Action 4th Sun. every month – 8am – 2pm
Defensive Pistol 1st Sat every month: Apr thru Oct 8am -2pm
UPCOMING CLUB EVENTS
PITA Fall Multiplex Trap Shoots: Sep 7, Oct 12, Nov 9 & Dec 7, 2024
2025 Gun & Knife Show – February 15 & 16, 2025. Douglas Co. Fairgrounds, Roseburg, OR. Check calendar for details
Black Powder Shoots every Tuesday 11AM on the Rifle Range.
Rimfire Match – 1st Sunday each month. 8 AM
Trap every Wednesday from 3 pm – 6 pm.
5 Stand every Saturday starting at 9 AM and Wednesday’s starting at 3 PM
Benchrest Match – 3rd Sunday 8 AM – 11 AM
Rifle Range is open Saturdays & Sundays 11 – 4 pm.
Mixed Steel Practice every third Saturday 9 AM – 12:00 – Check calendar of details
USPSA Center Fire Second Sunday each month starting at 9 AM.
Cowboy Action 4th Sun. every month – 8am – 2pm
Defensive Pistol 1st Sat every month: Apr thru Oct 8am -2pm
Updated Information
Ballot Measure 114, which would create stricter gun laws in Oregon, is now blocked by state courts in its entirety pending a full trial
Oregon’s Measure 114, which would have significantly tightened Oregon’s gun laws, is blocked in its entirety, after a decision Tuesday by Harney County Circuit Judge Robert Raschio.
The case before the Harney County circuit court argued that the new voter-approved gun laws violate the state constitutional right to bear arms.
The hearing was to decide if a portion of Ballot Measure 114 requiring a completed background check for every firearm sale or transfer could go into effect even while other portions are temporarily blocked by the court.
After taking more than a week to deliberate, Raschio ruled on Tuesday that the state cannot implement the additional background check requirement.
