Friend Jim was serving as RSO. Met many new friends, all were quick to offer opportunities to try…read moretheir beautiful shooting' irons. Bought a hat, splatter targets and had a wonderful time.

Co sponsored a Financial Advisor Fun Shoot event last Saturday. This is my 6th year to…read moreparticipate. Safety first is always taught and monitored. Great event 3 rounds of 25. BBQ lunch was very tasty. "I'LL be back"

As a first time visitor I noted safety is compromised. I'm rating the place without my safety…read moreconcerns but be aware of these. 1-Weapons are removed and returned to cases other than on the line. This should only take place while the line is hot, and pointing down range while on a picnic tables; not on the tailgate, trunk or hood of a vehicle. 2-I had the only open chamber indicators. 3-A shooter was using metal targets at 15 yards. The range runs to approximately 400 yards. There are about six picnic tables made of a stone material oriented with the long side parallel to a target. If they were bench-rests they'd be oriented with the long side perpendicular to the target with two seats. Whatever you shoot consider having something to cover the area of the table you are using. There are no restrooms. You could be isolated here so if there's an accident bring help may take awhile.

For a BLM site, it's not too bad, but a lot depends on who's there shooting. Last time I was there…read moreit was a bunch of kids and AR's, and it felt a little sketchy, especially when you hear full auto. You will want to bring your own targets and stand.

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

First time out to this range it's awesome. Quite the difference from shooting indoors. There is no…read morerange 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.

Was a key-to-the gate member 25 years ago. Moved away and came back to the area. Still a great…read moreplace to go shooting. Want to give a shout out to the Rangemaster on 9-18-25 in the AM. He demonstrated that you can be in command without being a horse's patute! Thanks, Lincoln Rifle Range. If you're a serious enthusiast, I highly recommend. All others, play a video game!

Great range. Great staff. Would definitely go there again. Very clean facility as well.read more

I bought a few firearms from here and everyone was really friendly, approachable, and willing to…read moreanswer any questions you have about a firearm. They provide a quick and seamless process with all the paperwork, and everyone walks you through the DROS to ensure everything is filed correctly. This would be a perfect place for a first time gun owner to purchase a firearm, because the staff is able to create such a relaxed and welcoming environment. Special thanks to Aric, Patrick, Christian, and Craighton! Gunsmithing is also available with a quick turnaround time. I forgot the name of their in-house gunsmith, but he was able to help me out on the spot!

I'm still pretty new when it comes to guns. I bought a revolver a couple years ago with every…read moreintention of using it... and then I put it in my gun safe where it basically became a very expensive paperweight for two years. I finally decided it was time to stop being nervous and actually go to the range. After reading the reviews, I decided to check this place out, and I'm really glad I did. From the moment I walked in, the staff was friendly, welcoming, and very helpful. I told them it was my first time at the range, and they took the time to explain everything, answer my questions, and help me get set up. That made a huge difference because walking into a range as a newbie can feel a little intimidating. Once I got to my lane, I was only there for about 30 minutes, but I enjoyed every minute of it. My confidence definitely grew, and I left feeling way more comfortable than when I walked in. Overall, great first experience. Friendly staff, helpful guidance, and a welcoming environment for beginners. I'm looking forward to coming back for more practice -- and this time, I promise I won't wait another two years.

Been looking for a Trap spot with voice activated assistance for a while and found it. Pricing is…read moreaverage but the place is awesome. The staff was very helpful and they even do breakfast on weekends. This is my new Graceland.

Super friendly and helpful, they now accept at least visa, beautiful remote area. Everything…read moreworked and was clean. Will be returning! (Oh and they are now Golden State Shooting Center, though Coon Creek logos are still scattered about, which gives it a little more character)

Spent the whole day here yesterday for my brother's school's Trap Shooting competition…read more This place is fairly small compared to the other places my brother has shot at it, but it's very clean! Volunteers are everywhere picking up trash and are also very friendly. There is a dog that lives there, her name is BB and she is very old, slow, and small! So watch out when you are driving in to find parking! Haha It's dog friendly and I'm not sure if it's because they held a competition this past weekend, but they have a kitchen and served lunch for $7.

I went here today with some friends and had the best time. Only one of the three of us had been…read moretrap shooting before. We were all kind of rusty on shooting a shot gun (this was my first time) so Steve, a volunteer took us out and showed us the ropes. He was extremely patient with us and gave us step by step instructions and stayed with us the entire time to make sure we were comfortable. There were quite a few people out shooting. We ended up spending some time chatting with other shooters and everyone was just very helpful and friendly. The best part about this place is that they loan you their guns for free! They also supply ear muffs and shotgun shell bags for you to use at no charge. This was the cheapest fun I've had in a long time. The cost was $6 for the clay pigeons and $7 for a box of shells. The grounds are really pretty and park like. As soon as my shoulder recovers, I'm heading back! They are open Thursday evenings, Saturdays from 9-3 and Sundays from 10-3.

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.