This is a nice spot to get some target practice in. You will need to bring your own supplies. Also there is a out house but you will need to bring paper, soap and water, or sanitizer for hands. read more

First time out to this range it's awesome. Quite the difference from shooting indoors. There is no range master and no steel targets allowed. Be responsible and saftey first as always. There is only a few tables do sometimes yah might have to wait. Don't hog tables if your not using them please. They do have a single bathroom. Although you don't have to pick up your brass there are some folks who do for you. Just don't leave trash. Bring your own targets. Be patient when waiting for the chance to setup your target.everyone works together on saftey while target change is progress ceasing fire until the range is clear. read more

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Love this Place! I take my family out there quite a bit. Never any issues with other shooters. Everyone seems to be polite, responsible and on the same page for safety! Every now and again you might get some idiot out there but they normally Mag bump one or two mags and high tail it out of there. They have a flat range with berms all different ranges for different firearms. I heard there longest part goes out to over 650 yards! I've never taken a range finder out there to confirm the distance but it's a far range. They have a couple concrete bench's and a TOILET! Not the cleanest thing to use but at least it's there... I will drive to this range hands down over the Spenceville range by Camp Far West. Even though Spenceville is 45min closer. read more

Range is pretty clean for the most part. Its nice to have a place to freely shoot during fire season when public land is closed. I like having longer ranges to shoot since most outdoor ranges cap out at 300 yards. Last time I went there was some annoying people blasting mexican music out of their cars with doors open and everything even when I asked them to turn it down they did for like 10 minutes and started blasting again. Thats the problem with being free and open to the public is once in a while you get a-holes like those guys. read more

Great, until people bring steel targets. There's a group of regulars who go, small Asian guy, big wife, and a tall guy (not very bright) who wears a tactical vest (they are terrible at shooting, you'll know them as soon as you see them, yet they bring their inexperienced friends and try to 'teach' them). Recognized them because the last time we went, they had the steel target out (only 10-15 ft away and steel is not allowed at this range). This time, their shrapnel went into the middle of my boyfriends back!!!!! Of course he was bleeding, we were so lucky that it didn't break in his skin. My boyfriend went to go tell them, and the small guy acts like we're crazy. "I just don't know how it's possible and where does it say no steel". Didn't even care that my boyfriend was hurt. There's multiple large posts (two feet away from his face) with signs that say "paper and clay targets only". Just be careful when you're there, cause dumb people who don't know how to shoot will be around you. I'm calling the proper authorities next time. read more

Oroville Public Range - The people shooting their steel target. - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Oroville, California

It's public land--You must bring all your own guns, ammo, targets, apparatus to prop up a target (like heavy cardboard boxes), etc. 5+ picnic tables for sitting long range shooting (300+ yards max?), other spots for short range or even clay shooting. Know some range etiquette since there's no range master. My experience was to wave and call "clear", wait for everyone to wave and call "clear", then walk/drive out to set your target. read more

The range is a minimal affair. No range master is on duty but the crowd all followed typical safety procedures once one of the shooters called a target change. No target supports exist, you have to bring everything you intend to shoot at and any boxes or stakes for supporting targets. There are a few concrete picnic tables that can be used for bench shooting but there were many more shooters than tables on a weekend morning. The only rub is the address of the range is not 945 Oro Dam Road. That is the head of a wilderness area and is miles from the range itself. The range is on Rabe Road (off Larkin Rd) and is actually called the Rabe Road Shooting Range. read more

I loved my experience here alot, it was fun and safe. Only bad thing was some piece of shit guy stole one of my magazines for my glock 19 and if i see him again im going to call u out. So if your the piece of shit that stole my glock mag when i see you again bro iM gonna talk with you I know ill see you again. read more

This public gun range is located literally in the middle of no where in Oroville. What's great is that it's free of charge. You could bring almost anything you want here as a target. We brought cans, water bottles, and cups to shoot. Park your car backwards for an easy access to take your targets, guns, and ammo out to the table. Of course, there's some etiquette you should be aware of. While everyone is still shooting, you have to wait until everyone stops shooting and usually, a range leader would yell out "clear" until everyone says "clear" and put a thumbs up. Once everyone does that, you could go out and set your targets. This was my first time shooting outdoors and the environmental factors definitely come in versus firing indoors. read more

Oroville Public Range - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Oroville, California

Cool place to shoot guns for intermediate to expert shooters. No range master so you have to police each other for safety. There are a lot of other stuff to do around the range. There is an ATV/Quad trail, hiking and fishing, and boating and jet ski. Definitely coming back up here with my kids. We shot almost every gun I have in my collection . If you like comfort not the place for you there is an outhouse type of bathroom. It's the outdoors ok? No stores nearby so you need to bring all the supplies that you think you need. There are a few concrete picnic tables. They get occupied pretty quick. But you can back your car or truck and shoot a few yards from your vehicle. Bring a few folding chairs and folding tables and your good read more

Sweet little range. Just pull up and bang. Make sure you know your rules as there is no gun master. Still bad ass

Good place to take a beginning shooter to help them work out the kinks with proper instruction. Been out here multiple times the only downsides are the regulars that try to push their way into your range because they think they own the place or the "Department of Fish and Game" folk who hang around to bully people. read more

great spot ... outdoor gun range .... get here early ... safety first ... clean up after yourself also