Address: 7853 Balboa Ave, San Diego, CA 92111, USA
Phone: +18585731911
Sunday: 10AM–7PM
Monday: 10AM–7PM
Tuesday: 10AM–7PM
Wednesday: 10AM–7PM
Thursday: 10AM–7PM
Friday: 10AM–10PM
Saturday: 10AM–10PM
Joe O Sullivan
Excellent service , instructors were great at explaining and good fun. Jason went the extra mile of showing our group some the best guns they had and letting us take some pictures despite the store being clo
S B
Fantastic range! It's one of the few with active safety personnel, which I'd prefer to see more of since a healthy percentage of people going to a range are first-time shooters. What makes this place shine, though, is the staff - they're knowledgeable, passionate, and oriented toward education and helping the customer. It's clear they aren't in it simply to sell as much as possible, and they will bend over backwards to find answers and ensure you're making informed choices...even if that means not purchasing anything during that visit. I'd like to take a second to specifically thank Joe - he made sure to help us to the MAXIMUM extent possible, both with the range and the shop.
Andy Tran
Nice place to shoot. Took my nephew out for his very time on his birthday. Taught him the correct way about guns and how to handle it correctly. Gun safety starts right at home. Now he knows. Friendly and great customer service. Their prices on wasn't too bad. Came in to teach my nephew how to shoot and walked out a new G17 lol.
Taylor Leigh
Such a great experience! I went with my husband and his other Marine friends so they could practice with the 9mm before their tests this week and we had a blast. Priced really well and super friendly and willing to help you if you have any questions. I went to bootcamp (Navy) a little while ago and kind of forgot how to do it all and the staff there is so nice and actually mostly military vets. Soon they will be qualified to do Navy shooting tests, so that’s cool! Definitely going again!
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I have shot 6.5 Creedmoor there through a Ruger Precision Rife. Very loud, but all was good with the staff.
Mexican ID will not work to use the range, but a Mexican Passport with a USA visa will work.
Yes, you can rent several different types. Need to buy their ammo with it as well.
Only if you bring in your own gun. If renting from them, then no. (That's how they make their money)
Yes, of course! They will show you how to use a gun safely if it's your first time.
Yes
Around 75 bucks if my memory and math is correct. Roughly around that number. Give them a call, friendly staff. I am sure they would be happy to help you.
Just 25 yards I believe.
No you can rent or buy there
They do have long rifles. Some are scoped some are not. I shot a M1A, which is a .308 caliber, it did not have a scope on it.
No reservations are needed. Make sure you arrive with enough time to wait for a lane to open (every range sometimes experiences high business hours and a wait time occurs). One way to get "front of the line privileges" is to sign up for a membership. I did and it is totally worth it. If you are intending to rent a gun, make sure you bring a friend or a gun of your own (rentals are not given to those who come alone and without a gun of their own for safety reasons). I love this range and I hope you have fun too!
All you need is a valid ID or license, and to sign a waiver to go into the range if you're under 21 you can rent any rifle/shotgun if over then they can rent you anything with id and waiver, no prior knowledge is needed they'll teach you and show you how to shoot if needed. Very awesome service and reasonable price, also Monday is free basic rentals!
Yes... masks required.
No, your rifle needs to meet compliance
That is a standard policy at most gun ranges. To rent a gun, you either need to have two people in your party or bring in your own gun. Someone may want to rent a gun even if they have one if they wanted to try out something new.
They have Glock 40 cal. Check their website, they list the guns they have for rent.
The ones they sell and rent out yes. As for ones that customers bring in, they get inspected prior to use on the range. And as always, check the website for more information and contact the staff for any questions
Call range, and ask. Depending on what guns, ammo, targets, how long you want the lane or how many.
You can shoot solo, and even bring in your own gun, with your own ammo. Remember to bring it in a case as well as the ammo in a seperate bag or case
Please call the Range, for more information.
Yes, but one of the childs parent must be there to sign a waiver, and stay with the child.
They're going to be Commiefornia compliant.
I recommend calling them up to verify.
Yes, but you need a US identification (passport with Visa works)
Affirmative, but one of the parents must be there with the child.
I think you might have to go there to get a gift certificate.
They should have at least most of those
9mm, 45, 5.56, 22, and 40. As far as guns they have glocks, 1911, xds, some ar15, 12 gauge. Ammo price isnt badly priced. All I remember off the top of my head, a box of 9 is around 18 bucks
a session is at least an hour. (They gaurentee at least 1 hour of lane time, and if it is not busy you can stay as long as you want). It is $10-$20 per gun, depending on the rarity of the gun. .308 caliber is $20 for 20 shots, and 9mm is $10-$20 per 50 shots
according to the website. "There is actually no minimum legal age to be able to shoot at a gun range. While it is required by law that all shooters under 18 be accompanied by an adult, the determining factor in whether someone can shoot is not their age, but their ability to safely handle a firearm. It is the responsibility of the supervising adult and the RSOs on duty to make the determination whether or not a young shooter can safely handle a firearm; in our experience, we have seen some children as young as 6 that can do it, while some still can’t do it at ages much older than that. Note: while there is no minimum age to shoot at a shooting range, you must be 21 or older in order to rent handguns or buy handgun ammunition, and you must be 18 or older to shoot with your own firearms and ammunition.:
Yes, you can. You will only need a valid government issued photograph id.
Actually that's the age to buy a gun, with adult supervision a youngster can take lessons or rent a weapon for pratice.
About $14 per person, you can share the same lane
I paid $12hr during the week plus targets and you have to sign a release form. You need eye and ear protection.
You can bring your own ammo if you're shooting your own gun. If you're renting, you'll have to buy ammo for the rental.
You would be able to shoot at thr range as long as a parent or gaurdian is with and they fill out a form for you to shoot at thr range.
18+ for rifles and shotguns, 21+ for pistols.
I think a very small selection
Depends on the type of gun you mean (handgun or long gun, such as a rifle, shotgun). Either way, all firearms must be unloaded and in some type of container that is in compliance to CA law. Generally, handguns need to be in a locked container and rifles can be in those soft or hard rifle cases. Bottom line, bring your guns in unloaded and in a container. Hope this helps!
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