Rattlesnake Mountain Shotgun Range
About
Rattlesnake Mountain Shotgun Range — a shooting range for clay target shooting in Benton City, Washington, USA. The facility is managed by the non-profit Tri-Cities Shooting Association (TCSA) and is open to the general public and club members.
The range offers three disciplines of clay target shooting. There are four regulation trap fields available on any working day. The fields are equipped with wireless voice call systems — shooters can shoot individually or as part of a team of up to five shooters. For skeet, there are also two fields with a similar wireless system that supports both voice calls and a manual button for the team.
The range regularly hosts trap and skeet competitions, including registered matches. In addition to the clay target disciplines, the facility has rifle and pistol shooting ranges, including a 1000-yard range for long-range shooting, as well as matches for practical pistol (USPSA) and cowboy action shooting (SASS).
The range house is equipped with central heating and air conditioning, separate restrooms for men and women. All fields and the range house are accessible for individuals with disabilities. TCSA offers affordable annual memberships and conducts courses for range safety officers.