
Outdoor Rifle Ranges
Island ranges with covered firing lines, marked distances and volunteer range officers who keep sessions safe and organized.
Learn moreP.O. Box 2247|Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744
Information Line: (808) 247-6381|Est. 1857
Affiliated Clubs
From public range volunteers at Koko Head to league clubs on Maui and junior programs on Hawaii Island, affiliated clubs are the backbone of organized shooting in Hawaii.
Six island communities · One association

Island ranges with covered firing lines, marked distances and volunteer range officers who keep sessions safe and organized.
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Member-run clubs across the islands hosting league days, club matches and community work days throughout the year.
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Structured instruction for new shooters, juniors and adults — fundamentals, range etiquette and safe handling from certified instructors.
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Affiliated clubs operate independently and set their own schedules. Contact the association for current introductions and contact details.
Public range support
Volunteers who assist with range operations, safety briefings and event coordination at the Koko Head public shooting complex.
Range days and volunteer work days
Rifle & pistol fundamentals
A membership club focused on fundamental marksmanship, monthly club matches and introductory instruction for new shooters.
Monthly club match
League shooting
Organizes league seasons, junior instruction and community safety clinics for shooters across Maui County.
League nights and clinics
Sport shooting & youth
Hosts sport shooting events and supervised youth programs with a strong emphasis on safe handling and sportsmanship.
Weekend events
Traditional marksmanship
A small traditional club maintaining long-range marksmanship practice and hunter safety partnerships on Kauai.
Monthly practice
Youth education
A supervised youth program introducing safe handling, discipline and competitive marksmanship fundamentals.
Seasonal sessions
Facilities
Public and club ranges each publish their own rules, hours and access procedures. First-time visitors should always confirm details before traveling, and should expect a safety briefing before handling any firearm.
Organized clubs interested in affiliation should contact the association with a short description of the club, its island, current membership size and safety practices.