Orange County Indoor Shooting Range

01/06/2023

01/05/2023

As we posted before, we will be closing our Berry St location.

Last day to shoot is 1/9, and last day doors will be open is 1/15

We can’t tell you what the outpouring of support has meant to us. Closing doors here is really ending an era for us, as a business and as a family. We have run this business with friends and family since the beginning, and it’s been hard to mentally and emotionally prepare for this transition. But sometimes, things are outside our control and we have to move onward and upward.

If you would like email updates, please visit the link in our bio and sign up for our email list, and be sure to follow us here and on Facebook.

Edit to add: we are still going to be moving, these are just the dates for our current location

12/14/2022

The Orange County Indoor Shooting Range has been here in Brea for 21 years. Before us, two other range companies called this building home. Unfortunately, the company that rents the building out has decided that after almost 40 years, they no long want to have a shooting range in their facility. We were given the notice that our lease would not be renewed.

We have already begun the task of finding a building to call our new home. Moving the company to a new facility gives us the opportunity to build a range that will better serve the shooting community. We will be able to have a larger range with more lanes, and more space available for education, catering to shooters of all experience levels.

As we prepare to pack up our business here and look to the future, it’s given us time to reflect on our past. Over the last 20 years, we have worked with so many different people from our community. Boy Scouts have learned to shoot here, and then went on to join the armed forces or law enforcement. Domestic violence survivors have learned to protect themselves. Law enforcement officers have been coming here since the beginning. Families came together to learn, friends
came to have fun, and people came here on dates. People from other countries came here to experience a freedom that they aren’t granted by their own government.

That freedom is one we don’t take for granted, and we are committed to continue serving the shooting community. It has been, and will continue to be, important to us that people have a place to educate and arm themselves.

This move will be a challenge, but it’s one we are excited to take on with all of you. You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram and tiktok for updates on the construction, gun shop opening, and the range facilities opening.

Lastly, and probably most importantly, we wanted to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all your patronage over the years. It means the world to us and we sincerely hope we will see you when we open the doors at the new shop.

09/29/2021

Today the range will be closing at 3pm.
We are sorry for any inconvenience and we will return to normal hours tomorrow.
Thank you!

01/20/2021

We have shirts, hats and gaiters in stock

01/09/2021

Inventory restock! We have 7.62x39 and 5.56, come see us tomorrow from 10am-6pm

11/26/2020

Everyone here at the range would like to wish all our customers a happy Thanksgiving and we hope you have a nice day with your families. Range is closed today but we will be back to business as usual tomorrow.

04/17/2020

“What do I need to bring with me to buy/receive a firearm?”

In the state of California, you need to bring with you:

✅ Firearm Safety Certificate (FSC)

✅ Real ID
or
✅ Drivers license/ID with federal limitations
AND either a valid passport or a copy of your birth certificate

✅ Secondary proof of residency (utility bill no more than 90 days old, car registration, property deed, notarized rental agreement)

❌ cell phone bills, bank statements, hunting/fishing licenses, voter registration and pay stubs DO NOT COUNT as secondary proof of residency

⚠️ “I filled out my DROS paperwork, why haven’t I gotten my gun yet?” ⚠️

Reasons you may not be able to pick up your firearm:

⚠️ there is a 10 day mandatory waiting period, but the department of justice has up to 30 days that they can hold a firearm while processing paperwork
⚠️ you have been convicted of a felony- in which case, you MAY NOT posses a firearm
⚠️ you were recently charged with a crime where charges aren’t cleared in the DOJ system
⚠️ you have already exceeded the one firearm per 30 day period limit(if purchasing a handgun)

What questions do you have about purchasing a firearm?

04/14/2020

Happy Tuesday! We had a couple things we wanted to share with you all!

First reminder is that we are open 10am-6pm, 7 days a week! Last shooter needs to be in by 5, and you need to be in by 5:30 for pro shop services!
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Our phone system has become overwhelmed with people calling with questions and checking our hours. Please feel free to reach out here on social media before calling! It keeps our guys at the shop able to focus on the customer in front of them, and you are able to get your answer faster.

Have a great day!

04/08/2020

We are still open! If you need to stock up, get some trigger time in, or you want to check in on our inventory or lessons, feel free to come on down.

Current hours are 10am-6pm, 7 days a week.

If you have any questions, send us a message!