Just out of curiosity (socal)...

[JDW67]

They have different size private ranges some dont allow you to shoot AR's but if you request a large range to shoot all types of ammo you can shoot anything you want.

If he's talking about the smaller private pistol ranges, well, of course they wouldn't let anyone shoot rifles.

[Image Group]

For San Diego Orosco Ridge is pretty decent. You need a CA Adventure pass to go up there

[Doru]

No one's mentioned Angeles Shooting Range.

Great for long rifle shoots.

Drew

[Glock17JHP]

Manzanita Flats in the San Bernardino National Forest... when fire danger is low and it is open...

[RogueWave]

Whats the max distance at Angeles range

[echang86]

Whats the max distance at Angeles range

On the rifle side, steel targets go out to 600 yards. Only on special days do they allow paper targets out there. I think it's for special groups; I don't know for sure, so don't quote me on it.

On the handgun side, steel targets and paper targets up to 100 yards. They allow rifle and shotguns at the far end of the range.

[Jake'sDad]

For San Diego Orosco Ridge is pretty decent. You need a CA Adventure pass to go up there

Isn't it still closed down?

[m03]

I've been going to Angeles as well. So far, so good.

I have a couple of friends who shoot at the LAX indoor range, but for 5.56/.223 options, you're limited to frangible (which they sell there).

[kmrtnsn]

I've been going to Angeles as well. So far, so good.

I have a couple of friends who shoot at the LAX indoor range, but for 5.56/.223 options, you're limited to frangible (which they sell there).

I recommend that people stay away from the LAX Range and all of their American Defense Enterprises, Bill Beasley inspired goodness.

[m03]

I recommend that people stay away from the LAX Range and all of their American Defense Enterprises, Bill Beasley inspired goodness.

I'd ask you to elaborate, but a Google search lead to some cringe-worthy video.

Here's a nice link for anyone who is curious: http://calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=244626

Wow. Still, given the idiocy of the average person, I'm not surprised that they still manage to sucker people into their B-movie-esque training.