Which SoCal ranges have clay throwing machines?

[Arnelcheeze]

Oak Tree Gun Club &
Angeles Shooting Range. Not sure if they're user operated


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ASR, they are user operated.

[Ninety]

Palm Springs? You and buddy and some clays.

What don't you like about Prado? Price ? I don't remember it being that expensive..

[MakeYaBootyBurn]

+1 on Oak Tree they are big on clays...

[five.five-six]

Prado is pretty inforrmal. I just keep a stash of tokens in my range bag and stop by any time I feel like it

[RonnieP]

If you are in the San Diego area, P2K and SBR&GC.

[Dhoggs]

+1 for Burro Canyon. I go there all the time

[SNCaliber]

I think Prado range in Chino does

[DirtyDave]

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/817644/mtm-e-z-throw-2-hand-held-clay-target-thrower

[Hoshnasi]

While you're more than welcome to load up a key with clays at Triple B, if you're on the public stations and not rotating for trap some people might get pissed.

Just an FYI, it is more on the "formal" side.

[SilverK20A3]

Thanks a lot for the input, everyone! I've actually been going to ASR to use their machines. Mainly looking for a closer place.

I'll see if I can visit some of these local places some day. The idea of different presentations seems interesting. Shooting at ASR is cheaper, but the clay follows the same trajectory every time, so it gets repetitive.

[santamonica9]

triple B's
a place to shoot
piru
angeles shooting range
burro cnyn
mike rahauges

google is your friend

p.s. angeles shooting range has moore n moore i think its called. pass the main check in on the right and follow the road up to the left and look for their own parking lot. imagine golf with a shotgun. get a scorecard, get on the trail and have fun shooting at the different stations

[ysr_racer]

So what have we learned from the last 25 posts? How about the fact that there's a crap load of places to shoot clays in So Cal.

Trap, skeet, sporting clays, 5-stand, and bunker are out there just waiting for YOU to show up and break something.

Is it easier for you to sit home and fondle some HD gun you're never going to shoot, sure. But going out and actually shooting something is much more fun.

[Thefeeder]

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26 posts and nobody has aswered the question.

OP: Call the ranges in your area and ask...make sure they understand what your looking for, a " Manual trap range" where i can bring my own clays, load the trap one at a time, and release them.

Up here we have them at Los Altos here is a pic

http://losaltosrodandgunclub.com/Graphics/photo/full/trap2.jpg

[ysr_racer]

I gotta be honest with you, standing next a machine throwing your own clays is pretty lame and requires almost no skill to hit them.

Now on the other hand breaking a 50 yard crosser, a 60 yard teal, or a 75mph battue takes real skill.

Find a sporting clays station you like, and shoot it till you break them all.