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Bellevue  Indoor  Range

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& Wade’s Eastside Guns

A s&w k-comp revolver and a glock 43x w/ a shield rmsc laying on a pile of shotgun shells and green tip 5.56 steel penetrating rounds. A Wade's Eastside Gun shop sticker sits in the center.
An IDPA tan target hangs up at an indoor gun range in Washington. There are accurate shots placed in the a zone and the head.

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Close-up of the muzzle on a full size Walther PDP Stainless 9mm handgun, showing the precise German craftsmanship of the firearm.

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A stainless steal Wilson Combat CQB Elite with fiber optic sights and a custom trigger job laying on it's side with the slide locked back. The Wilson Combat Logo shows through cleanly against the black custom grips.

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a Glock 45 with a Holosun SCS, Surefire X300 and a tryrant magazine well stands up muzzle down balanced on it's flashlight against a black background.

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what we offer.

Wade’s has been the premier one-stop shop for all things firearms, in Washington state since 1989. We provide a quality experience for our clients whether, you’re a new shooter, a first time buyer or seasoned gun collector. We have a 26,000_squarefoot shooting facility and an experienced staff to help you get started or challenge you to grow your skill set.

We focus on tailoring an experience for the individual, so you can approach gun’s in a comfortable way that you can get the most out of.

A B&T GHM9 SBR w/ an aimpoint macro lay on a shooting range table with two uspsa/ipsc targets hanging down range in front of the bullet traps..

The facility

Down stairs the main range is a perfect spot to get in some reps and try things out. We have 24 well lit lanes for up to two people each. Every lane has retractable target hangers that get you as far as 25 yards, and support up to a .308 caliber rifle. Split between public and member’s bay, the member side accommodates rifle calibers as well as a more spacious prep area for loading magazines and spectating.

Indoor shooting range with target sheets, including a paper target with concentric circles, hanging from a hook on a metal support, with numbered walls and a dark background.
POV of a Jacob Grey TWC9 handgun being fired down range at a UPSCA/IPSC paper target at an indoor range in Bellevue Washington.
Empty indoor shooting range with black shooting bays, TV monitor, red banner, and empty shelves. Bullet casing on floor.
Empty indoor shooting range with black shooting bays, a door in the back, grey floor, red banner, and empty shelves. Bullet casing on floor.
Empty indoor shooting range with black shooting bays, TV monitor showing a qr code, red banner reading US Law Shield, and empty shelves. Bullet casing on floor.

UPstairs

private booths & training bay

Upstairs, we have 8 premium, sound proof private booths that can accommodate up to 4 people. Each booth has adjustable lighting, retractable seating and 2 adjustable target hangers. The private booths are perfect for someone learning how to shoot who wants a slower more paced approach to getting used to guns, someone who wants less distractions while training drills on multiple targets, dates or even small group gatherings.

a private booth with concrete floors at a high end shooting range in washington.
Empty shooting range with sound proofed ceilings and private booths facing the viewer.
A small lit private shooting booth with gray sound proof walls. There is a single counter with a bench underneath on the left side. Behind a gray door with a window, there is a sign that reads 'Doors must remain closed while in use.'
A row of gray sliding doors with signs that read 'DOORS MUST REMAIN CLOSED WHILE IN USE' and 'Please open and close door slowly!' in a hallway full of private shooting booths at an indoor range in washington.
A private shooting bay booth door that reads "please open and close door slowly", through the window you can see a target with tight grouping to the head and chest.
View of a shooting range from the perspective of the range itself. The view shows the front end of the private shooting booths at an indoor range.
Indoor shooting range with UPSCA/IPSC cardboard targets hanging on stands and a blue barrel on the floor making a barricade. The targets are arranged in a course of fire set for competitive use.
View of a shooting range from the perspective of the range itself. The view shows the front end of the private shooting booths at an indoor range and the polished concrete floor.
interior of a private booth with concrete floors at a high end shooting range in washington.

Training Bay

In addition to our private booths, upstairs is our training bay, a wide open space that allows for large groups, customizable courses of fire and the space and freedom to train with dynamic movement. Run, fire, take cover, move and LARP to your hearts content (safely of course). Many of our classes do take place in this room to allow for our instructors to better train you as well give you better preparation when training for self defense. Rarely does self defense happen while you’re standing still.

This bay is popular for corporate events, competitions, Law Enforcement training & qualifications, defensive classes and even night vision training.

First person view from a person holding a sig sauer mcx with a trijicon mro green dot mounted on top, while he aim down range at targets hanging in an indoor shooting range.
Person firing a benelli m4 clone called the MAC1014 shotgun through a shooting range barrier with fire and smoke visible at the gun's barrel.
A person firing a benelli m4 clone called the MAC1014 shotgun, with a visible large flame and sparks coming from the barrel. He is shooting through a barricade at the indoor range.
A shooting course set up with barricades and obstacles at an indoor shooting range in washington.
a shooting course set up with false barricades at an indoor shooting range in washington.
A blue barrel barricade sits between the shooter and cardboard targets at an indoor shooting range.
a shooting course set up with barricades and obstacles at an indoor shooting range in washington.

The classroom

Half the battle of learning how to shoot takes place off the range, so that’s why we have the classroom. It’s not some euphemism for a special range or shoot house, it’s literally a classroom. Education is the backbone of training and we encourage it to share priority with your range time. Many of our classes from basics to more advanced defensive courses take place at least partially in the classroom. Display monitors and whiteboards allow for the instructors to show you what you need to know before you need it, meaning you can learn what you need to know without being yelled at through your headphones on an active range.

A shooting range classroom with a white board, tv, desks and chairs is prepped for class.
top view of desks and chairs of a shooting range classroon.
A shooting range classroom with a white board, tv, desks and chairs is prepped for class.
a desk and instructor corner of a shooting range classroom.
A few rts bullet proof vests hang from a rhino hangar on a wall within a classroom at an indoor shooting range.

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A black Dan Wesson DWX handgun with a textured grip and it's muzzle is held at an downward angle against a red background.
A plum Desert Eagle .50 Caliber pistol, is next to a green bottle of Topo Chico Twist of Lime sparkling water, and a Chris Reeve's Ikosi pocket knife with a Ebony handle and partially open blade on a white surface.
Close-up of a desert tiger stripe Edgar Sherman Design tactical gun sling wrapped around a surefire d60 ar15 magazine with Wade's Eastside Gun Logo displayed on a yellow background.
Close-up of an Jacob Grey ST9 black tactical handgun with pink accents, focusing on the barrel and slide, placed on a white surface with red dots.
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