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Really enjoyed shooting here! I've been here once before, so many years ago, that it was almost like my first time here. Robert and the other man working the front desk we're absolutely welcoming, helpful, and informative. Which was great! Esthetically still one of the nicest ranges I've been to. Good paper target selection and range ventilation. Also unlike others I've been to, there is no time limit. You pay a flat rate instead of by the hour. Yet I would highly suggest wearing good hearing protection. I always bring my own and wear foam earplugs with high NRR rated ear muffs together. This range is smaller than other's I've been to so it seems to make every gun blast a bit it louder. P.S., If you wanted to save time, you can fill out the required E-Waiver online before arriving. In person as well but it's online only. And lasts up to a year of submitting. There website also has the range rules listed which can definitely save you a trip if you didn't meet the requirements
I'm a happy member at Firing-Line Burbank and brought my wife here for her very first range experience today. She wasn't exactly sold on the whole "fun date activity" idea once the guy in the next lane started rattling off shotgun blasts that even made me jump. She decided to sit it out, but the Range Master checked on her, suggested doubling up with ear plugs under her earmuffs (something I should've thought of, rookie husband mistake), and made her comfortable enough to give it one more try. She fired a single round from my Shield, said "nope, not for me," and went back to the seating area. Fair enough. I went on to turn about 200 rounds into brass, and when we wrapped up, the Range Master didn't even charge me for her lane time or the extra plugs. That's the kind of customer service and attention to people's comfort that keeps me coming back. Firing-Line gets a bad rap sometimes for being strict, but honestly, that's just because they take safety seriously, which is exactly what you want at a range. As a member, I couldn't be happier with the staff, the professionalism, and the overall experience.
Very affordable membership for unlimited range time, accessible from much of east LA. Really no negative since June when I started here. Maybe that it feels pretty warm in the range, but it's also summer and I haven't been to other ranges as a newer shooter to say if that's expected. Definitely recommend!
I usually visit this range about once a month to shoot with one of my college buddies. Wait time for the range is very minimal. The staff does a good job on monitoring for rapid firing and unsafe ammo loading. Range fee is per person vs per hour. Staff is professional.
I've been a member on and off since around 2008 when Firing-Line still had the Northridge location. My family and I've shot at Northridge (closed a number of years ago), Burbank, and Huntington Beach. In fact, I began my youngest son's firearms training at Northridge, which eventually began his progress to becoming a nationally-awarded Distinguished Rifleman at the USA National Matches. Firing-Line does not have the most modern shooting ranges that my family and I have shot at locally and nationally. I don't think the ranges go all the way up to 15 yards. The staff have, over the years, varied from mostly friendly and helpful to very few grumpy and know-it-all. I don't think there is any public business that is perfect. What I believe one should focus on, though, is longevity. I know for a fact that these shooting ranges have been around since before my family and I began patronizing their facilities in 2008. That's 17 years plus! The owners and managers have therefore been doing somethings right in serving the shooting public's needs, as well as maintaining business profitability in this highly firearms-unfriendly state, through the ups and downs in the USA economy. If you're looking for fun, SAFE & EXPERT firearms instruction and training, pistol and a few rifle rentals, purchases of ammo and targets (I love the tennis balls!), practice of your short-range shooting skills (non-tactical), a soda machine, a small relaxation area, reasonable cleanliness (even the bathrooms), and so on, try the Firing-Line Indoor Shooting Ranges, and judge for yourself. My family and I highly recommend them. We (I especially) would not frequent them otherwise, even more than the outdoor shooting club that we also belong to.
First time at Firing Line -- and it won't be the last! I visited Firing Line for the first time today to celebrate my birthday with my daughter, and break in my brand new handgun, and I have to say, it was an awesome experience from start to finish. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel welcomed and comfortable. We were helped by Mark, who was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and just a joy to talk to. He answered all my questions with genuine enthusiasm and took the time to chat with us about our favorite firearms. It wasn't just customer service -- it was a real conversation with someone who clearly loves what he does. My firearm needed just a bit of lubrication and Mark took care of me instantly without hesitation! We even had some great gun talk with other staff members, which made the whole vibe feel like we were among friends. The range itself may be on the smaller side, but it's very well maintained. Clean, organized, and with a cozy little seating area complete with a TV -- perfect for taking a break or just hanging out between rounds. Only two minor things worth noting (and they're really not dealbreakers): 1 The trash was full, and I couldn't dispose of my own trash properly -- I actually wanted to help keep the place tidy! 2 The target selection was a bit generic. My daughter had a great suggestion: add some fun options, like a PINK target for female shooters or anyone wanting a splash of color! All in all, this was a fantastic birthday outing and I'm really glad we chose Firing Line. Big thanks to Mark and the rest of the team for making it so memorable. We'll definitely be back soon and I am definitely purchasing the family membership! Oh yeah, and as for parking and ammo, there is a small first come first serve lot in the back, but also more than enough street parking right in front! And as for ammo yes you can bring your own which is GREAT! Just make sure you call ahead with the brand and type to make sure it's cleared before you get there, and you're all set!
Regarding staffP THEY ARE GREAT. 100% on your side if your side is to be safe, listen and follow the rules: and just be honest about what you're doing. Here's the thing... if you don't know what you're doing - don't act like you know what you're doing. Find out how and you find out how by ASKING. If you do something wrong - Yes, you MIGHT be scolded - but this is a shooting range with live ammo from high-powered handguns and rifles and we're there to practice, have fun, and to learn in a dangerous environment. So lessen the risk! Safety first! If you think you know something but you don't - THAT could be dangerous: Life-threatening - to you and people around you. And thank GOD we have the staff here to keep us in check. This isn't a playground. If people are fooling around or doing something wrong, or not following the rules, and because safety is the number one overall rule, you'll be corrected (possibly in a firm way). Don't be mad at staff for yelling at you for risking the lives of people with a firearm in your hand. Check your ego at the door. If you have a question - just ask. Have a problem with your gun, come out and ask for help. If you forget where you're supposed to do something or how - ask. If you guess - and you do something to endanger yourself or anyone there, of course you'll be reprimanded and possibly sent home. Do you want a story to tell. Just sit in the lobby for an hour and count the amount of people that are new, that don't listen, that say they know this that and the other thing, but they don't, and find out what happens. Hell, I don't want them next to me. Do you? So staff HAS TO BE on their toes all the time. If not - I sure as hell wouldn't go to this range. They aren't there to joke around and let things slide. WE ARE SHOOTING FIREARMS! I'm not going to give a rating based on pricing and rentals and ammo -because that's just what it is. Bring your own gear. And learn how to use it - you'll save a ton of money in the long run. Overall, this rating is about a facility and staff that makes it safe place to go. The first week I was there I had a couple of my empty firearms laid out but they were pointing left. Staff came in and told me that they need to always be pointed down range no matter what. I thought, hey, they are empty, slide locked back and because of that I believed they were safe. But you can never be too safe when you remember the 4 rules of gun safety and one of them is: Always treat every firearm as though it was loaded. I was very thankful for learning that lesson. If you're an asshole and start saying yeah, I know, blah blah blah, they are empty, blah blah blah... I'd rather you be kicked out and not in a lane next to me.. SO there you have it. Great facility. Great Staff. Normally great members shooting... but of course, the newbies and the know-it-alls will say otherwise because THEY are the ones who get called on safety issues.
I've come here a few times and I have always had a good time. I've seen some complaints about the staff, but I've always had a good experience with them. Usually just casually talking shop while waiting for a lane if there is even a wait. Still my main range since they are closest to me, and I think they are good dudes. In my experience, at least!
2 months ago
This place is awesome and I have had a great time coming here regularly. I would like to point out that I took a lesson with Keith to an understanding on proper shooting technique and i could not recommend him enough for anyone interested in learning to shoot properly or improve your skillset. Make sure to read AND understand the rules before coming by, for everyone's safety! read more
Check this place out if you ever want to go shooting casually or get some lessons! Park at the lot in the back. Staff is fine- not very welcoming or chatty but will provide help when you ask. A while back I took a group class with Scott. I learned ALOT and he teaches you everything you need to know. Coming out of the class, my gun handling and my knowledge about safety has been super helpful when I would go over to tactical ranges and do simulations too. I already knew my stance, and the proper hand positioning, and was taught the behaviors of how to act when shooting. The class was super knowledgable and I was very timid shooting the gun but he step-by-step helps you and ensures you are doing everything properly. Every fire arm is treated like it's loaded and finger off the trigger. I had bleeding on my hand when I was reloading my ammo, and the staff provided me a bandaid which was appreciated. I will look into membership in the future. read more
11 months ago
Really enjoyed shooting here! I've been here once before, so many years ago, that it was almost like my first time here. Robert and the other man working the front desk we're absolutely welcoming, helpful, and informative. Which was great! Esthetically still one of the nicest ranges I've been to. Good paper target selection and range ventilation. Also unlike others I've been to, there is no time limit. You pay a flat rate instead of by the hour. Yet I would highly suggest wearing good hearing protection. I always bring my own and wear foam earplugs with high NRR rated ear muffs together. This range is smaller than other's I've been to so it seems to make every gun blast a bit it louder. P.S., If you wanted to save time, you can fill out the required E-Waiver online before arriving. In person as well but it's online only. And lasts up to a year of submitting. There website also has the range rules listed which can definitely save you a trip if you didn't meet the requirements read more
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I'm a happy member at Firing-Line Burbank and brought my wife here for her very first range experience today. She wasn't exactly sold on the whole "fun date activity" idea once the guy in the next lane started rattling off shotgun blasts that even made me jump. She decided to sit it out, but the Range Master checked on her, suggested doubling up with ear plugs under her earmuffs (something I should've thought of, rookie husband mistake), and made her comfortable enough to give it one more try. She fired a single round from my Shield, said "nope, not for me," and went back to the seating area. Fair enough. I went on to turn about 200 rounds into brass, and when we wrapped up, the Range Master didn't even charge me for her lane time or the extra plugs. That's the kind of customer service and attention to people's comfort that keeps me coming back. Firing-Line gets a bad rap sometimes for being strict, but honestly, that's just because they take safety seriously, which is exactly what you want at a range. As a member, I couldn't be happier with the staff, the professionalism, and the overall experience. read more
Very affordable membership for unlimited range time, accessible from much of east LA. Really no negative since June when I started here. Maybe that it feels pretty warm in the range, but it's also summer and I haven't been to other ranges as a newer shooter to say if that's expected. Definitely recommend! read more
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I usually visit this range about once a month to shoot with one of my college buddies. Wait time for the range is very minimal. The staff does a good job on monitoring for rapid firing and unsafe ammo loading. Range fee is per person vs per hour. Staff is professional. read more
1 year ago
I've been a member on and off since around 2008 when Firing-Line still had the Northridge location. My family and I've shot at Northridge (closed a number of years ago), Burbank, and Huntington Beach. In fact, I began my youngest son's firearms training at Northridge, which eventually began his progress to becoming a nationally-awarded Distinguished Rifleman at the USA National Matches. Firing-Line does not have the most modern shooting ranges that my family and I have shot at locally and nationally. I don't think the ranges go all the way up to 15 yards. The staff have, over the years, varied from mostly friendly and helpful to very few grumpy and know-it-all. I don't think there is any public business that is perfect. What I believe one should focus on, though, is longevity. I know for a fact that these shooting ranges have been around since before my family and I began patronizing their facilities in 2008. That's 17 years plus! The owners and managers have therefore been doing somethings right in serving the shooting public's needs, as well as maintaining business profitability in this highly firearms-unfriendly state, through the ups and downs in the USA economy. If you're looking for fun, SAFE & EXPERT firearms instruction and training, pistol and a few rifle rentals, purchases of ammo and targets (I love the tennis balls!), practice of your short-range shooting skills (non-tactical), a soda machine, a small relaxation area, reasonable cleanliness (even the bathrooms), and so on, try the Firing-Line Indoor Shooting Ranges, and judge for yourself. My family and I highly recommend them. We (I especially) would not frequent them otherwise, even more than the outdoor shooting club that we also belong to. read more
1 year ago
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First time at Firing Line -- and it won't be the last! I visited Firing Line for the first time today to celebrate my birthday with my daughter, and break in my brand new handgun, and I have to say, it was an awesome experience from start to finish. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel welcomed and comfortable. We were helped by Mark, who was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and just a joy to talk to. He answered all my questions with genuine enthusiasm and took the time to chat with us about our favorite firearms. It wasn't just customer service -- it was a real conversation with someone who clearly loves what he does. My firearm needed just a bit of lubrication and Mark took care of me instantly without hesitation! We even had some great gun talk with other staff members, which made the whole vibe feel like we were among friends. The range itself may be on the smaller side, but it's very well maintained. Clean, organized, and with a cozy little seating area complete with a TV -- perfect for taking a break or just hanging out between rounds. Only two minor things worth noting (and they're really not dealbreakers): 1 The trash was full, and I couldn't dispose of my own trash properly -- I actually wanted to help keep the place tidy! 2 The target selection was a bit generic. My daughter had a great suggestion: add some fun options, like a PINK target for female shooters or anyone wanting a splash of color! All in all, this was a fantastic birthday outing and I'm really glad we chose Firing Line. Big thanks to Mark and the rest of the team for making it so memorable. We'll definitely be back soon and I am definitely purchasing the family membership! Oh yeah, and as for parking and ammo, there is a small first come first serve lot in the back, but also more than enough street parking right in front! And as for ammo yes you can bring your own which is GREAT! Just make sure you call ahead with the brand and type to make sure it's cleared before you get there, and you're all set! read more
Regarding staffP THEY ARE GREAT. 100% on your side if your side is to be safe, listen and follow the rules: and just be honest about what you're doing. Here's the thing... if you don't know what you're doing - don't act like you know what you're doing. Find out how and you find out how by ASKING. If you do something wrong - Yes, you MIGHT be scolded - but this is a shooting range with live ammo from high-powered handguns and rifles and we're there to practice, have fun, and to learn in a dangerous environment. So lessen the risk! Safety first! If you think you know something but you don't - THAT could be dangerous: Life-threatening - to you and people around you. And thank GOD we have the staff here to keep us in check. This isn't a playground. If people are fooling around or doing something wrong, or not following the rules, and because safety is the number one overall rule, you'll be corrected (possibly in a firm way). Don't be mad at staff for yelling at you for risking the lives of people with a firearm in your hand. Check your ego at the door. If you have a question - just ask. Have a problem with your gun, come out and ask for help. If you forget where you're supposed to do something or how - ask. If you guess - and you do something to endanger yourself or anyone there, of course you'll be reprimanded and possibly sent home. Do you want a story to tell. Just sit in the lobby for an hour and count the amount of people that are new, that don't listen, that say they know this that and the other thing, but they don't, and find out what happens. Hell, I don't want them next to me. Do you? So staff HAS TO BE on their toes all the time. If not - I sure as hell wouldn't go to this range. They aren't there to joke around and let things slide. WE ARE SHOOTING FIREARMS! I'm not going to give a rating based on pricing and rentals and ammo -because that's just what it is. Bring your own gear. And learn how to use it - you'll save a ton of money in the long run. Overall, this rating is about a facility and staff that makes it safe place to go. The first week I was there I had a couple of my empty firearms laid out but they were pointing left. Staff came in and told me that they need to always be pointed down range no matter what. I thought, hey, they are empty, slide locked back and because of that I believed they were safe. But you can never be too safe when you remember the 4 rules of gun safety and one of them is: Always treat every firearm as though it was loaded. I was very thankful for learning that lesson. If you're an asshole and start saying yeah, I know, blah blah blah, they are empty, blah blah blah... I'd rather you be kicked out and not in a lane next to me.. SO there you have it. Great facility. Great Staff. Normally great members shooting... but of course, the newbies and the know-it-alls will say otherwise because THEY are the ones who get called on safety issues. read more
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I've come here a few times and I have always had a good time. I've seen some complaints about the staff, but I've always had a good experience with them. Usually just casually talking shop while waiting for a lane if there is even a wait. Still my main range since they are closest to me, and I think they are good dudes. In my experience, at least! read more
2 years ago
As an occasional, casual shooter with none of my own equipment, Firing Line is my favourite place for target practise. No frills or modern aesthetic, but the staff is helpful with showing you the gun you choose and giving some quick brush-up tips. There's nobody breathing down your neck in your booth, and you can go at your own pace and enjoy your experience. read more
2 years ago
Customer service, perfection and the shooters there all chill AF. GREAT experience, well priced open late and everything any experienced shooter needs to smack some targets around and perfect shot placement with every bang. What a blast! Big thx to Mark for great service!!! read more
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This place is bangin'~ Ha! I've taken a gun safety class here, and come regularly for target practice. The rates are the best in town and you can bring in your own ammo! (Some ranges don't and charge a premium on top of the lane rental fee) Here you can shoot as long as you want. I usually do two reloads of 3 magazines, so in and out in an hour. Fortunately, there has always been lanes available and overall a good vibe. Parking can be a bit of a challenge, but that's just about anywhere. There's a lot in the back, but only half is assigned to Firing Line. read more
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Excellent range, clean, and complies with safety laws. I liked the adherence to the safety rules at the range, feel safe to come to the range. In addition, the separation between the shooting stand and the other really helps too. Fair price great team and great range to shoot at! read more
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1060 N Lake St
Burbank, CA 91502
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Is there parking?
I'm a Brit in LA for the first time and wouldn't mind experiencing this whilst I'm here. Am I able to just turn up and shoot or do I need a membership?
No membership needed. Must have a US DL or Passport and be over 21
Can I shoot 7.62?
No rifle calibers allowed at this range. Rifles chambered in a pistol caliber are allowed, however (9mm, 22lr, .357 magnum, etc.)
Does anyone have price range for private training?
See their web site for basic RANGE rates of $28 (first shooter) and $14 (second). I did NOT see their rates to rent guns or sell you ammo.
Does this range allow 9mm pistol caliber carbines?
Yes. Rifles are allowed if they are chambered in a handgun cartridge lower in power than .44magnum, or .30 carbine.
Do they require you to take a class/course before firing?
They do not but they require you to demonstrate that you can load and unload a gun safely. It is best to either take a class first if you're inexperienced or go with someone who is experienced. Please don't expect the people working there to…
How much is it approximately if I want to try shooting at the range with a pistol? I need to rent everything
for a non member, i think one handgun rental is $20. and you also need ammo. a 9mm ammo 50 rounds would be around $10. 45acp 50 rounds was like $20.…
What brands of semiauto handguns are available for rental? sig? glock? beretta? are they all one price to rent?
All the brands and several others are available to rent. I believe rental prices are the same across all hand guns.
Does this range allow rifles chambered in. 223 like an AR15?
No. .22 or handgun ammo only. Allows shotgun with birdshot loads.
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