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.

A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

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UPCOMING CLUB EVENTS

PITA Multiplex Shoots:

Winter – Mar 7, Apr 4, 2026

Summer – Multiplex May 9, Jun 6, July 11, Aug 8, 2026

Rimfire Match – 1st Sunday each month. 8 AM

Trap every Wednesday from 4pm – 6 pm.

5 Stand every Saturday starting at  9 AM and Wednesday’s starting at 3 PM

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

  • Update on Oregon HB 4145 and Proposed -9 Amendment

    Today, Oregon HB 4145 received a proposed “-9 Amendment” from Democratic Senate leadership. This amendment would remove nearly all of the bill’s substantive provisions. The only significant change that remains is a modification to the implementation date of Oregon Ballot Measure 114, moving it from December 8, 2022, to January 1, 2028.

    While this amendment does not eliminate Measure 114, it would delay its implementation by approximately two additional years. According to supporters of the amendment, the delay is intended to allow more time to address legal and constitutional questions surrounding the measure.

    Aside from the delayed implementation date, the remaining language in HB 4145 is largely procedural. One provision states that the legislature does not intend for the bill to affect the current Harney County case now pending before the Oregon Supreme Court.