Tri-Cities Shooting Association

The Tri-Cities Shooting Association (tcsa) provides a supervised and safe Shooting range at the rattlesnake mountain Shooting facility in benton county wa to its members and the general public. Tcsa is composed of various different Shooting disciplines (clubs) that promote the sport of Shooting and provides gun safety education, and fire arm instructions. Tcsa has 2,684 members.hunter education and safety Association: designed to promote hunter awareness, knowledge, and skills for safe hunting.cowboy club: provides a class to beginner shooters who desire to learn about the sport of cowboy action shooting.primitive range: provides a class to local boy scouts whereby they can earn their primitive skills badge, which includes learning basic survival skills such as knot tying, fire building, and shooting.practical pistols club: provides monthly matches and annual events open to the public and hosts certified range officer training course in for their discipline.shotgun club: operates the trap and skeet ranges, which are open to the public, and provide first shots program with a shotgun course and certify range officers to operate this range.the long range club: operates the 1,000 yard range for tcsa, which is open to the public, and is made available for state and regional championships. In addition, this club provides hunter site-in program to help hunters site their guns before hunting.