Great place to shoot. A bit of a drive for us but we like outdoor ranges. They offer memberships,…read morekids included! They can fill up quick, they have more than one range. In case you are a novice, bring appropriate ear protection. They accept credit cards.

This place is so fun, peaceful. Professional people willing to help, guide you. Come have fun with…read moreus.

Great customer service and communication. I am very happy with my stands. Top-tier craftsmanship…read moreand design, a must if you end up on the range on a windy day. Customers of this company are in a position to gain quality steel target products while supporting a veteran owned company. I don't think you can beat that. Thank you Shawn for making sure I was set up properly for my range day.

Great product. Great customer service. I appreciate the time Shawn took to made sure I was happy…read moreand got exactly what I needed for my rifle. It is a family owned/operated, veteran run, American made product. I will be back for more and 100% recommend it to my friends.

Attended Combat Pistol 1.0 on 1/7/23. I started the class with a basic, self-taught skill set that…read moreI developed static shooting at an indoor range. I walked away from today's class with a comprehensive skill set that I can't wait to build upon. Training like this is exactly what my firearm proficiency needed. The class was fantastic and well rounded. No experience is necessary, because the instructor is patient, fun and thorough. It was a great day. If you are on the fence about trying a class, my advice is just pull the trigger and do it. You will learn *so much* and have the best time. Thank you ASDS, for an amazing day. I can't wait to come back.

First off, QUIT WASTING TIME and MONEY else where. Matt and Jamie definitely challenge anyone from…read morethe most inexperienced to the most experienced shooter. I'm a fairly experienced shooter and I always learn something new or hone my skills to be better and proficient. I have taken the 1.5 class 3 times and I still keep learning. Highly recommend if your serious and want a legit real challenge!

Hidden Gem on base!…read more 25yd indoor/outdoor range nestled in the cliffs of Point Loma. They are setup for all of your command's small arms qualifications. Can't say enough about the quality of the staff and helpfulness of the Range Manager. It's where I go for ALL my quals!

Been twice for airsoft, always a fun time. Good indoor field for practice for close quarters…read more More corridors, doors and windows than "random stuff everywhere I've seen at other indoor fields" so you have to hold angles or commit to room entries. Saw the nerf crowd came out with some tricked out 3d printed nerf guns. Looked fun maybe I'll give that a try sometime. Nice theres civilization nearby so can quickly get food and snacks compared to the outdoor fields. Some things to work out but the overall idea and modular layout makes it worth trying out a few times.

The good parts of this place is arena its self was a fun place to shot and the layout of the arena…read morewas not half bad as it features both short and long range. Now the bad half the staff was smoking a LOT. One of the refs literally said "you have until I finish this cigarette to prepare for the next game". One of the employees threatened the group by beating out asses if we hit someone with implants. The whole place smelled like SHIT and was very unkept for as bbs were on the floor and made me almost slipped multiple times. Also just very dusty.

Our family had a great time here. Ms. Carrie in the office was incredibly welcoming and…read moreaccommodating. On the field, the refs were great! They worked hard to keep the game moving along in a safe and challenging way and always kept an eye on on the young ones. We especially appreciated how Sal and his team came to play and offer pointers to everyone. Thanks so much to everyone at The Paintball Park for a memorable experience!

I wrote a review on another profile, but I wanted to make sure I reviewed on this one as well!read more

MAKE SURE YOU BRING: - GLOVES (it'll hurt to get ball'd…read morewithout them) - PADDING FOR NECK/OTHER AREAS - A CHANGE OF CLOTHES. - SUNSCREEN - A LOCK FOR THE LOCKER. - A HAT TO PROTECT YOUR HAIR? - BRING FOOD. THERE ARE NO PLACES TO EAT NEARBY. - WATER. WATER. WATER. If you're using a GPS, it will be super easy to find this place. If you're not, then it can be slightly tricky. KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE SIGNS. Lots of parking! This was my first time ever paintballing so I was a little weary of being in pain. And I kid you not, after shooting your first few rounds you realize how powerful your gun is. And with that, how much it would hurt to get hit. I definitely prayed that I wouldn't die that day--and God had mercy. Thankfully I never wanted to rambo anyone so I stayed clear from emminent danger. Others, not so lucky. We had the Living Social deal (6 tickets for 30 bucks including gear, entrance fee, etc. Pay for paintballs) The lady and other staff were very helpful in getting my party of 7 (mostly newbies) squared away with gear and safety precautions. And minus the adrenaline-rushing factor, it was a great feeling when your team would win a few times. 400 rounds of paintballs cost 11.50 after tax. Lasts 3-4 games if you dont go crazy. Air is free to refill. Tips: - Take a dump before coming here - there are only portable restrooms. Ew, man. - Expect to at least pay 20 bucks extra per person. - Make friends and you'll have a lot of fun. We even got a free box of paintballs because a party just bailed and left it behind for us. - Dont be too scared of being hit or else you'll just stand around scared...like me. - If you have stray paintballs on the ground, DONT PUT THEM IN YOUR GUN. Step on them; they are strangely therapeutic and feel funny like you're crushing big berries...or snails.

What a workout that was! I'm definitely gonna sleep well and get that hurt-so-good achy soreness…read moretomorrow from this adrenaline laced activity. I bought a Groupon in advance for a party of 12, then went online to make a reservation. A sales rep called me back within 24 hours as the website promised and we went over the usual information. Checking in was a breeze and the guys at registration and equipment rental made sure our group was taken care of. The guys were great and immediately fixed or replaced any rental equipment, they also offered to help troubleshoot any issues from my friends' markers (guns) they brought in. Dylan was our dedicated concierge-referee for the day because our group was a private party, so no walk-on hardcore experts were allowed to blast our group of mostly casuals & newbies. Dylan made sure we checked out all the different fields (maps) and kept the pace moving. He is a cool dude, like the rest of the staff, and knowledgable with the paintball craft. The fields: Urban, Castle, Western, Spools, Grove. Each environment provided a variety of hard cover, terrain type, and boundary size to challenge any skill level. It's not the most number of fields for a San Diego park, but there's enough to entertain our group for several hours when you mix in different game types and objectives. My legs and feet are still feeling the effect of the workout. Another plus is the opportunity to see the Cleveland National Forest and its local flora and fauna. There still isn't a snack bar, so you must bring your own snacks and drinks. We hiked our coolers around the dirt trail from the parking lot to the picnic area. The general community of paintballer groups are respectful of each other's space. Giant Paintball has lockers available, but we felt comfortable enough leaving our coolers and extra boxes of paintball ammo unattended in the picnic area as we went off to play our matches. While some may find exception with the distant parking lot, port-a-potties, or no refreshment stand, I think Giant Paintball Alpine provides a very good time in terms of customer service and available venues that the negatives aren't really deal breakers if you know what to expect in advance. If you're not into the action, there's still Viejas casino & outlet shopping nearby and Alpine Brewery is just down the hill. We'll be back again sometime.

Practical Defense Systems' 16-hour CCW course is hands down one of the best classes you can spend…read moreyour hard-earned money on, especially in this economy. I would 10/10 recommend it to all my family members before they begin carrying. I have been carrying a firearm overtly for over 16 years and concealed for nearly nine years. During that time, I've taken numerous tactical shooting courses ranging from low to medium speed and drag. Going into this class, I initially thought a 16-hour California CCW course would be a waste of my time and money. However, Joel and Dave's expert knowledge, experience, and the overall flow of the course quickly changed my perspective. The material was well presented, practical, and highly relevant. The significant amount of simulator time was especially valuable and helped reinforce real-world decision-making. I'm very glad I took their course and definitely feel better equipped to carry concealed in the Wild West that is California. Thanks, gentlemen -- I look forward to taking more courses in the future.

This review is a few months late. But I took the 16 hour CCW training course that is required for…read moreyour CCW California permit. This was by far the best course I could recommend. Joe made sure we weren't sitting in a classroom being bored with reading and presentations. We got hands on practical training and situational training. I was intimated being the only woman in a room of men, but Joe continued to help me feel comfortable in my own abilities despite anyone else in the room. He has other courses and training which are valuable to anyone that own a firearm or looking to own one.