Nampa Rod & Gun Club offers dynamic shooting from 25 to 300 yards, supporting NRL22 stages, silhouette, and smallbore competitions just south of Boise in Nampa, Idaho.
Founded in 1937, Nampa Rod & Gun Club is a private, member-based range on Bennett Road in Nampa, Idaho. Developed initially as a military training facility, it now supports regional recreational and competitive shooters, with matches open to the public throughout the year.
The range hosts NRL22 matches on the second Sunday of each month. The matches feature stages from 25 to 300 yards and integrate props such as barricades, ladders, tires, and barrels. Shooters engage targets from prone, kneeling, sitting, off-hand, and support-side positions, reflecting real-world positional training. While full range specs are not published, match data confirms distances out to 300 yards.
Additional offerings include silhouette and smallbore matches on a multi-use range, with a dedicated Juniors Program meeting weekly for youth marksmanship training. The facility does not publish public walk-in access hours but allows public participation during match events.
It is ideal for rimfire competitors, smallbore silhouette shooters, and shooters seeking positional practice with barricade work and dynamic props.
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Indoor/Outdoor
Handicap accessible
Host Events Open To Public/Non-Members
Members Only
*Membership is full, contact to be added to waitlist
No Armor Piercing rounds, No 50 BMG or larger Calibers
222 W Railroad St Nampa, ID, 83687-8208
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