This is a great place to give your business too especially if you're a hunting enthusiast and you…read moreneed a place to shoot.

Great experience for trap shooting. Nice people and easy to learn and open to the public on…read moreWednesday evenings.

I had a really good experience here for my first visit. Everyone was super respectful and helpful…read more The RSO even brought me a loader to try and use to help me load faster. He gave me some tips after I was done to help with my grip. Overall a great experience and I would come back in a heartbeat. Parking can get crowded and the range inside is hot but overall I had a great time.

Staff are incredibly rude and condescending. Small range and limited ammo selection. Prices are…read morealso high compared to other ranges. I would go pretty much anywhere else before I go here again. I would refrain from spending money here if possible. I cannot emphasize how bad the staff make your experience.

First off, what a unique, fun, and memorable experience! Highly recommended if you want to improve…read moreyour overall knowledge and skills of how to effectively use firearms in any capacity. From seasoned shooters to people just starting out, I think you'll come away from this having learned something new. Recently, my husband and I were visiting family in San Diego, and while we were there, his brother organized a half day firearms and range training session for us with Wraith Defense Group (myself, my husband, his brother, and his brother's fiancé). Prior to the training session, we received an email asking what our experience level and goals for the session were, as well as an extensive list of what to bring (pistols, ammo, holsters, eye and ear protection, notebook, water, etc.). When we arrived at the private outdoor range, our instructor Rob (a Marine Veteran with many years of experience shooting and training others to shoot) met us, and we got to work. Rob went over general range safety, the basics of aiming using iron sights or red dot optics, proper posture and stance, how to hold a pistol for accuracy, the repeatable process he uses when drawing from a holster, aiming, firing and holstering again, and more. We practiced drawing our weapons using his 4-step method, smoothly taking aim, and dry firing to get accustomed to the process. Once everyone felt fairly comfortable with that we added ammo, and began aiming for smaller targets from a shorter distance (5m), which is comparable to what you might encounter in a home invasion type of scenario, then backed up to 10m and aimed for slightly larger targets. We also practiced reloading mid-session when one magazine ran out of ammo, and then we practiced moving while shooting targets (harder than it sounds!). Envision trying to remember all the good shooting form you've just been taught while walking towards (or perpendicular to) a target (and then throw in swapping out magazines on top of it all). I think moving while shooting was the most enjoyable of all the exercises we did with our group. We ended our session with a competition between iron sights and optics to see who could score the most points for hitting certain areas on our targets. All the while, Rob was checking form, reminding us of the steps we'd gone over earlier, and making suggestions as to how to improve our accuracy: take the slack out of the trigger as you're aiming, don't lock out the arms fully, relax the shoulders, don't anticipate the shot, etc. Not only was he extremely skilled himself, demoing every exercise for us before we did it without missing a shot, but he was very professional, encouraging, and great at communicating why we were doing things a certain way, as well as how to do it better the next time. By the end of the afternoon, everyone was hot, sweaty, and pumped from the experience we'd just had. Personally, I came away with a much more thorough understanding of how to repeatedly and systematically take aim each and every time I draw a pistol, steps I'll be able to practice the next time I'm at the shooting range at home. It was a great experience both from a learning standpoint and from a fun, team building activity standpoint - with everyone cheering each other on as we practiced. After the session I have a few tips I'd pass along for future attendees: bring lots of cold water, sunscreen, hats with brims, eye protection with dark tinted or polarized lenses, and wear a long sleeved, light colored shirt. The range is fully outdoors and once the sun starts to climb, there's very little shade so staying well hydrated and doing your best to protect yourself from the sun's rays is a must. Overall, Wraith Defense Group has a very valuable, unique offering, and I would encourage anyone to take a training session with them. It's well worth it.

Is there a 10 star rating option on here? Wraith deserves it. I may be a bit biased, being a…read moreMarine, and knowing the owner/operator for quite some time both personally and professionally, however, those facts make me much more critical of everything that takes place during our training sessions. The proverb "Empty your cup" comes to mind every time I set foot on the range, and every time (without fail), we revisit the fundamentals, and establish the goals for the day in order to maximize our time and efforts while together. We jut met for our second session, and even though I shoot fairly frequently, I have improved leaps and bounds thanks to Rob's patience and understanding not only as a phenomenal shooter, but his concise, effective ability to identify and correct discrepancies. Safety is paramount at this range, and although it is outdoors and well off the beaten path, it is well kept, clean, and organized. At the end of each session, you "police" (clean up) your area and conduct a debrief of the goals, drills and performance for the day, and establish a plan for the next one. Whether you're a seasoned shooter, or simply interested in learning about handling a firearm for home or self-defense, Wraith Defense Group can get you to the next level, enhancing your understanding, confidence, and capability. 10/10 Recommend!!!

Rainbow has been making improvements, notably to the formerly rutted access road which is now…read morenicely-paved. Added a star for this! Thank you Rainbow Range!

Used the range while attending a firearms training and qualification class. Located right off the…read more15 freeway in Fallbrook, at the Rainbow exit just south of Temecula. Dirt road entrance to different outdoor ranges within the property. Ranges are unsupervised so it is imperative to bring a first aid/medical kit in case of emergency and bring a friend or family member with you and have an emergency plan every time you visit. Parking is limited, arriving early is best. A few porta potties are available by the office. Ear and eye protection are required on the property starting at 0900 in and around the ranges at all times. Plastic barrels are available for use, Wooden stationary bases to hang target sheets and markers, broom and buckets are available for cleanup. Bring your staple gun and target sheets!!

Looks like they are out of business. Place is empty and phone says it's disconnected.read more

Utilized for FFL transfer. Owner is solid guy. No issues at all. Shop is more geared towards…read moreprecision rifle shooting, but good customer service.

Just completed part 1 of the USOW SERE class series - totally next level experience. Highly…read morerecommended.

This private company was amazing. We booked them for 5 hours for my best friend's bachelor party…read moreand Blue handled everything perfectly. We had an outdoor private ranch and they provided everything for one flat rate. All 8 of us had a lot of fun and left shooting better with the private instructors as well. They also provided custom shirts and videographer who gave us group reel and pics. On top of that, they provided BBQ that included brisket, ribs and much more for lunch. They make you feel like Family. I would highly recommend them and we left with memories as well. The Groom will always remember this day! Thanks Blue and the staff in making it an amazing day! Salute!

If you're at all, considering purchasing a firearm, these guys absolutely know the product the…read moremarket and can give you some great advice on what to get and how to use it. The pricing is just fair, but I go there for the service.

Whelp, here we are about fifteen years later and Turners in San Marcos is still one of my main…read morego-to gun stores in San Diego. I have a large gun store about five minutes from where I live but I would sooner drive to Turners to conduct business than to go to the other gun store close by. Yesterday I stopped in on our way to Temecula to do some window shopping and to look at hunting rifles for an upcoming trip. I was assisted by Amanda who has been working at this location and helping me for several years. While I was originally in the market for a new rifle after browsing the selection decided it was also time for a new field gun. Amanda helped me compare a Beretta A300 Ultima and an A400 and ultimately I decided on the A300. The price was a good price and she had a brand new one disassembled and still in the box, so after about fifteen minutes of paperwork I was on my way out of the store. The 10-day wait always seems to drag out, but I'm looking forward to picking up my new shotgun. This Turners seems to be pretty dialed in both when it comes to purchases as well as private party transfers and their selection is always well stocked. I would say Turners as a whole has a pretty respectable footprint in the hunting, fishing and firearms retail community and I like how if I know what I'm looking for that I can rely on Turners to carry it and that their employees will always make sure I'm taken care of as a consumer.