Lytle Creek Firing Line

Yes, they have a seperate section for shotguns so you can throw clay pigeons or just target shoot. They also sell clay pigeons but brong cash they cannot accept credit.

They have rifle steel at the 100 and 200/300 lines. There isn't a lot of it. Basically just tapered swingers that narrow down to a "v" - if you shoot higher on the steel, it's wider and easier. They do let you being your own steel but you have to let the range office check it. IIRC the steel has to be a minimum of 18" off of the ground.

I brought my daughter when she was 9. I don't remember if there was a discount for her.

I wouldn't. Robert the range officer has over 20 yrs experience building ar 15 and ar 10 rifles. He is fully aware of liberal California firearm laws. He will probably have you keep it in your vehicle.

Yep. Just no green tip. Or bimetal bullets

I was there a month ago and I didn't see one but I did take a crosmen .177 pump I felt a little weird but it was cool

Very friendly place.

You have to be at Least 10 to shoot but any age can go

No they did not rent guns

Technically you can but regular eye glasses can shatter. You may want to get clear shatter resistant safety glasses meant for people with glasses. While eye glasses may lrotect against things like dust. They can and often do crack and shatter upon impact.

Yea lol thats all I I ever shoot here!

Apple slice only

Yes

I don't see why not, there was a youngster shooting one the other day. Just follow all the rules and instructions from range staff.

Yes

Yes. I did

No one asked!

They have targets there for i believe 6 dollars

Anything that is sold to you by California is okay

Armour Piercing & Tracer Ammo is not allowed. Ricochet Fire Danger.

I wouldn't take any p80 or any 80% lowers since the range officers tend to get picky about what one has

Yes as long as it's California compliant.

No.

Lytle Creek does have an archery range, or at least it did last time I was there, 4 years ago. It is to the right of the shotgun range.

As long as its not an NFA item or over .50bmg you should be fine. Air rifles are allowed but you may need to ask if its a .50 cal.

Shotgun section is for dhotguns only. They sell clay targets there buy you must bring your own launch. About 15 bucks per shooter plus 8 buck for pre fab target. No steel ammo due to fire hazard.

Tracers are not allowed. FMJ are always okay but you have to ask to shoot steel core everytime you come for fire risks.

Yes.

Late December and January

You can bring your own, or you can buy them there. They're not expensive, and lots of fun!