Mason Valley Gun Club is a non-profit clay sports club. This means there is no staff and members…read moreenjoy access any day of the week. Membership is very reasonable, with 40 dollars a year, or 200 dollars for lifetime access. There are RV power and water hook ups on site, which are 25 a night. Without staff, costs are kept low, and cleaning up after yourself and restocking the machines is expected. This gives the shooter "ownership" of the club and it's nice to keep the fields clean and operational. There is access to the club house, with restrooms and other amenities. For me, and those in shoot with, it's worth the drive to Yerington to enjoy our sport and have a great place to shoot.

I just finished my CCW training and it went very well. Bill Freeman our instructor is very…read moreknowledgeable and very good. The staff at the store are very helpful and polite.

Great gun store and even better range; best in Northern Nevada!…read more The service is fantastic. They are patient and really go out of their way to make sure you're comfortable and that you understand safety and what you're doing and make everything really easy. When you get there you complete your registration and rent a lane. Then you can either use your own firearm, eye and ear protection, and ammunition or you can rent or purchase everything. You can rent handguns and various semi-auto rifles for a flat rate plus ammunition, or you can rent automatics or belt fed machine guns by buying magazines or belts, no flat rental rate required. It can all add up pretty quickly but overall the rates and prices are reasonable. I had a great time, my favorite was firing the Thompson submachine gun on full auto, and will definitely be back for the M1!

Just a few days ago I went out on the range with a friend of mine and despite the cold I thoroughly…read moreenjoyed it. Man I wish they had some space heaters hanging overhead in their outdoor ranges. My hands! LOL The service is straight forward. From stopping in, signing a waiver, picking up some rental items like ear or eye protection--it's all tremendously affordable and under $20. This alone offers a tremendous value. In terms of a selection per se, you can sign up for a membership which ranges from $30-$40 a month depending on the plan or you can go for a single day visit. Adults about $15. From there it's all about the training. From as little as 3 yards to as much as 2000, go for it. Pistols, shotguns, ARs, bring it. They also have some firearms you can rent while you're there at an affordable price (but there's a range fee required when using their firearms). It's a bit of a journey out to head out to Pyramid Way where they're located, but you should consider the journey and training there if you're serious about firearm training and understanding these tools in a wonderful outdoor setting that puts you in the mentality of growing your skill and proficiency. Shout out to Dean who was our Range Safety Officer that day. He was courteous, professional and that's what you want when working with firearms. Check them out!

The attached picture is the end result from the CCW / Pistol I class at Nevada Firearms Academy,…read moretaught by Scott Catron on 4/18/2026.. It was such a fun day in the classroom and at the range. I enjoyed the whole day while learning about consealed weapons' law and I improved my shooting skill. Thank you Scott and the NFA's team for making that day fun and safe for us. Jerry

The club was getting better to go to until Joseph had left and now the club has continued to go…read moredownhill again. We went to a shoot that cost $60 to shoot and there was no money back for a competition the targets have been the same for the last year they haven't changed anything and the staff doesn't know what they're doing majority of the time whoever is running the place now really needs to figure there stuff out or they're going to continue to lose customers such a disappointment they could have a nice club if they had someone working there that knew what they were doing

I've been here a couple times to shoot sporting clays. The staff is friendly and the course is…read morealways challenging. Having the open desert behind most shots the depth perception can be slightly challenging (but this is where we hunt so the practice is spot on). The facilities are nice and the trap and skeet courses look solid. The systems use bear boxes with a computer in them, you carry a key card and that tracks your shot. Over the entire course we probably had a handful of broken clays and misfires. Thanks for providing these facilities to our area.