Which ranges in San Diego are AR friendly?

[patrickm]

I haven't been to South Bay but Project 2000 is great. Some of the staff is a bit lacking in knowledge in regards to their inventory (individual guns and their workings and such), but they are zero attitude and don't get a whole lot of the casual "lets go rent guns" folks who are prone to acting foolish at the range. It is clean, well lit and has all of the indoor distances that you might want. It is definitely worth the drive.

[PolishMike]

South Bay Rod and Gun is your best bet in the area. Its a bit of a drive but worth it.

[cryptkeeper]

Cryptkeeper nice meeting up with you and your dad at Iron Sights. It was nice to have a fellow Calgunner with an AR that got to run in his new hunny at the same time I got to run a few rounds with my virgin AR. I'm glad to see you had a great time with yours. I sure had fun with mine.

Oh and sorry I didn't catch your or your fathers name...
~Paul

Yeah it was nice meeting you too Paul. Ironic that two Calgunnerss with the same brand lower and same brand upper, both brand new, are stall neighbors at the same range.

-Terry (I'm junior)

shes looks might fine Do those KNS Anti-Rotational Pins actually work ? i havent heard much about them

I've heard it's pointless for the recreational shooter because we don't fire enough rounds to notice wear and because we aren't using full auto. Regardless, 30 bucks for a little more preservation on a $1,000 dollar (or more) rifle is a small price. I'd say go for them unless you are really, really pinching pennies.