Tried United Sportsmen Inc for the first time and had such a great experience! My husband and his…read morebrother come here often, so I finally joined them, and I'm so glad I did. The staff were incredibly welcoming, patient, and helpful, which made a huge difference as a first-timer. Huge shoutout to Mark Francisco for taking the time to teach my son and me the fundamentals. He explained everything clearly and made us feel comfortable and safe the entire time. Thanks to Mark's guidance, we left feeling confident shooting and had so much fun. I recently got into this sport, and this experience definitely made me want to keep going. We will definitely be back!

Plenty of parking, outdoor range. Will out the waiver online or inside on the tablet. The shooting…read morerange fee includes one free target. Targets are held together by PVC and a bungie cord. Only 2 distances for shooting, but it does the job. Staff there are great

I attended a class here and was blown away by the facility. I'm a member at other club and this one…read moreis as nice or nicer. All the ranges I saw or used where clean and well maintained. If you get the chance go experience a great range for your self.

Ukiah Gun Club, aka Rifle and Pistol Club, has rifle and shotgun ranges, traps, silhouette targets…read moreand a pseudo-western "Helldorado" range for pistol practice and cowboy action shooting. Members only, although limited guest admissions are available. No indoor range. Active social activities with monthly pot-luck dinners, special turkey shoots and other shooting matches - the .22 grudge match, the warhorse match, etc. The local source for hunter education, and concealed weapon permit training, The gun club alone is a good reason to live in Ukiah.

Not a public shooting range though it does host matches open to the public for those interested in…read moresmallbore and rimfire sporter matches, and bullseye pistol matches, as well as various marksmanship programs.

Poor and deceiving advertisement. Inaccurate address. I wasted my time communicating and looking…read morefor the place.

oxford made things easy to understand and he had patience, which i much appreciated…read more mark was a great teacher. i learned a lot from him. thank you to jake, who was there to help mark.

Very friendly and helpful volunteer staff. Thanks for the help and guidance to experienced and…read moreless experienced shooters. We greatly appreciated it.

The sporting clays course is amazing. There are competitions at least once a month and they are…read moregreat. But the fun part is the live Pheasant hunting. Good flying birds and plenty of area to hunt . No fox tails to hurt the dogs . The lunches are good and the pro shop has some nice items.

If you want to hunt Upland Game this is the place. Great cover. Super birds. You can rent a dog…read more Dogs love to hunt and are very well trained. The best thing I like is that once you hunt your birds you can go out and hunt for other birds. It is like hunting wild birds. I've hunted there for years and wouldn't go anywhere else.

It's an aright outdoor only range. $15 for non member is a good price with no time limit…read more Sign in at the office and pay fee. $1 extra for using cards. Bring cash. I came with a group of 6 and it was busy on Saturday afternoon. Unfortunately, the targets aren't lined up well at the 25 yard lane. All of the 50 yard lanes were occupied. We tried the 100 yard lane but it's kind of difficult cause they have a huge wood partition covering. Plenty of parking Service was nice from the lady at the counter.

decent shooting range. you need gps to find it. so many county roads out in the country to get…read morethere. my first time shooting there even though i've shot at other shooting ranges. check in at the office, pay the $15 if you're a non member, grab your target attached to cardboard backing and head to the shooting lanes. there are 3 shooting lane sections that are separated. 7 yards (8 lanes), 15 yards (2 lanes) and 25 (12 lanes) yards in one section, 50 yards (13 lanes) in the other section, 100 yards (11 lanes) in the other section. for some reason the 50 and 100 yard lanes has a partition or wall beyond the shooting benches. you have get the roving rangemasters attention to have them call a cease fire only in the section you're shooting in in order to post, patch or remove targets. after you finished shooting put the cardboard backing in the holders attached to the fence. range rules apply there. wear eye and ear protection, no rapid fire, keep muzzle pointed down range, use zip tie chamber flag in the chamber during cease fire, stand behind the yellow line. pros: don't need to clean up the brass or casings after shooting. wasn't busy on a weekday. cons: unmarked lanes and target post needs numbering or else you might ending up posting in the next shooters lane. no range spotting scope provided. if you're zeroing a rifle you need to bring your own spotting scope or use the scope on your rifle. range provided targets are 12"x12". if you're zeroing a rifle for the first time even more difficult with a small target at longer distance. rifle range benches are mostly for right handed shooters. if you're a left handed rifle shooter than you would have to look for a ambidextrous bench to shoot from.