Circle S Ranch & Outdoor Shooting Range

"Fun place to practice. Only issue is the pistol range gets cluttered with people."

"I have been a customer here since 2008. In a word its funky. It's partly the place and partly the ownership. I can agree with some that give it 5 stars and also with some that give it just 1. I do think whoever the presiding rangemaster is,Safety is well demonstrated and adhered to. If you do anything out of line you will hear about it. If you can't take that you shouldn't be there. My criticisms would be too long of periods when the line is hot/need more cycles per hour and the place is a swamp. Rubber boots mandatory until late June (not changing anytime soon). Bring your own everything. It's Cow Mtn south but a good time. Some of the best shots in CA shoot there. Great place to learn a thing or two"

"Short-tempered range master. No rapid fire. Wood target stands barely standing. Pistol range at 25 yards (can't see hits without Bino's). Rifle Range is bench rest shooting only (no standing or prone allowed). Steel ammo for trap shooting (I didn't see anyone shooting clays). No pathway to targets (wear boots). The only thing for sale is targets. Bring your own staple gun, ammo, snacks and water. And chair for bench rest shooting (the log stools are wet and unstable). Single porta-potty, no hand wash. Never answers the phone. Very rural secluded location. Very windy. But it's the only range in the county and they act like it."

"Overall great shooting range but you can only shoot one shot every four seconds??? So if your into quick accurate bursts it’s not the place for you. Only snipers :/"

"It's a decent range, very low key. I wish they had more pistol placements as it was nearly full when I got there and there started to be a queue. Target backings could use a refresh. During a cease fire I really wanted to screw a new particle board back to the target (probably a 2 minute job) because there was nothing much to staple your targets to. Speaking of: bring a staple gun because tape doesn't cut it on the windy range. While the visitors were all friendly, the range staff wasn't particularly. They had their friends they would chat with (some regulars) but didn't really seem to want to chat. Unless you were a woman. Fairly diverse crowd there which was nice to see. I didn't time the cease fires but it felt like it was called every 20mins or so. A spotting scope is nice in that regard if you want to see where your shots went."