(Established 1888)
Canby Rod & Gun Club is a private club
with archery, pistol, rifle, and trap shooting. Trap shooting
is open to the public on a scheduled basis. Other ranges
are generally available only to members, and their families and guests when the member is present on the same range.
Ranges are also open to the public during scheduled events, including firearms instruction, competitions,
and during the last two week-ends in September each year to sight-in
hunting firearms. See What's New and
the calendar for more information.
Canby Rod & Gun Club
is located at:
25011 S. Molalla Forest Road
Canby, Oregon 97013
Telephone (no facsimile): 503-266-2453
Driving Directions To The
Canby Rod & Gun Club
Canby, Oregon, is approximately 12 miles due south of Portland, on Oregon Highway 99E,
about 9 miles SW of Oregon City, or 10.5 miles NE of Woodburn.
(See
large scale map.)
In Canby from the stoplight at the intersection of Hwy 99E and South Ivy Street
(south of Canby this road is also known as Highway 170, or Kropf Road, or the Canby - Marquam Highway)
(see
small scale map):
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Go south on Ivy Street approximately 0.75 miles to the stoplight at SE 13th Avenue.
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Turn left (east) and go approximately 1.0 miles to the four-way stop sign at the
intersection of SE 13th Avenue, Sequoia Parkway, and the Molalla Forest Road.
There is a medium-sized tall white sign announcing the Canby Rod & Gun Club
(CRGC) on the right side of the road just before the intersection.
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Turn right (south) and go approximately 0.5 miles to the entrance of CRGC.
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Turn right onto the CRGC grounds, and go west approximately 0.25 miles to the clubhouse,
which will be on the right.
If you have a GPS, CRGC is located at:
N 45 degrees 14.731 minutes
W 122 degrees 40.186 minutes
So that we do not forget:
U.S. Constitution, Amendment 2:
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State,
the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed.
State of Oregon Constitution, Article I, Section 27:
The people shall have the right to bear arms for the defence of themselves,
and the State, but the Military shall be kept in strict subordination to the civil power.
