Entering Hot Rods and Handguns is like walking into a dream shared by Steve McQueen, Dirty Harry &…read moreVin Diesel. It's 40,000 square feet of "Man Chit." Basically a temple of burning dinosaur juice, polished chrome, and enough gunpowder to make you forget what a Prius looks like. This isn't a range; it's a sanctuary where the lobby has more horsepower than a NASCAR starting grid. Between the vintage hot rods and museum-grade firearm displays, your "Man-Points" skyrockets the moment you step inside. The only bummer: Service: For a place that looks like it moves at 200 mph, the service operates on a "vintage" frequency. Specifically, the "millennial-stare" from the staff is abundant. It's like a pretentious LA hot spot that your not worthy of...EVEN THOUGH YOU PAY FOR A MEMBERSHIP! Verdict: Go to feel like an action hero--just don't expect a "Thank You"...For people that prefer the roar of a V8 over a meditation app and are accustomed to millennials that DGAF

Oh wow this place is amazing me and my son were invited by a manager to come hang out for drinks…read moreand food and its unlike any place ive ever been. Its a huge building or buildings with different restaurants and a shooting range and its very classy and high end. The furniture is super nice and I specifically like the numerous rocking chairs upstairs by the bar. Lots of TVs and plenty of seating. I font think this place is for the casual diner its like a giant man cave with no punches pulled. You will need to see it to believe it. I had some mahi mahi and some giant butterflied shrimp that were easily the best I've ever had. They do NOT skimp on quantity or quality. You need to buy a pass to get in and they give you a wristband to enter. Total hidden gem and a total must visit for everyone. They got pool tables, bars seafood, Mexican food all top notch and meals seem to be around $25.00-55-00 and well worth it. Thank you Shane L.

Met my firearms instructor here to learn how to use my AR-15. Clean and professionally run…read morefacility. Free parking outside, though if the lot gets full you can park on the street. They have classroom spaces upstairs, which is where my instructor provided a lot of useful, practical information on my firearm: I assembled my AR on my own and learned quite a bit during that process, but he further showed me how to disassemble it completely (I purchased a complete upper so didn't know how the BCG fully operated) and best practices for using and cleaning it. Then we went down to lane 18 for hands-on training. Shot about 100 rounds -- my instructor helped me zero in both my iron sights and a red dot with magnifier I installed on my AR. Everyone there seemed to be expert firearms owners, which is a good thing vs. people who are unsafe and not following safe usage guidelines (I've heard other ranges in L.A. County allow newbies on the range without instruction -- not a good idea for obvious safety reasons). I also like that they have a lounge area where people who are not shooting can still look through thick glass/plexiglass and be safe doing it. Also, they provide a sink and soap so you can wash your hands afterwards (hint: you don't want gunpowder or other after-effects of shooting on your hands should law enforcement pull you over for another reason). You can rent a lane by the hour ($25/hour). No reservations so first come, first served. Will definitely be going back here for more practice. Recommended!

Pew pew pew... pew pew pew pew!…read more 100% would recommend!!! Brought all the friends from Europe here to try shooting for the first time. The whole team was very helpful. Full service all around!

I was visiting from out of town (Oakland, CA) and stopped in to shoot. It was a weekend afternoon,…read moreso there was a bit of a wait. All in all, it was worth the wait. The staff were welcoming and friendly. It sounded like they made special accommodations for myself and some other shooters, by opening up the "tactical" range, since there were no members shooting at that time. That was awesome, because it got me on the range sooner. I also brought with me a new firearm - Canik Mete MC9LS with a new optic. I forgot my regular range bag with my tools; however, the range staff allowed me to use one of their tools to adjust my new optic. I don't know how the targets move on the regular range, but on the tactical range, you can push buttons to automatically set the targets at a specified distance, move the targets manually back and forth, and automatically have the target return. Best of all, the prices were very reasonable. $20 per lane and $0.50 targets - WAAAAAY better than prices in the Bay Area. If I were a resident of the area, I'd definitely become a member. (I overheard one of the staff members informing another customer of the benefits and price.). Top Notch outfit in my opinion.

I was interested in learning proper firearms etiquette, and had an opportunity to do so at Evan's…read moreGun World. I attended their intro to handguns class, covering the basics of safety and proper form, and getting in some introductory shooting experience. John, our instructor, was very engaging and great at commanding attention when needed and building up the class's confidence. Afterward, I took them up on their 'newbie' offer of free range time and rental after class. Kevin signed me up for a lane, let me rent a couple of handgun models I researched previously, and critiqued my targets, giving some general feedback and advice. He also pointed me toward a couple other models that are known to be more friendly to left-handed shooters that I can test out in the future. Great place; a little on the older and smaller sides, but staff was extremely friendly, helpful, and attentive. I get the feeling that as I 'shop around' for my go-to range there's a strong chance I will gravitate back here, since these guys are passionate about what they do, and seem to want to inspire that passion in others. Definitely will make it a point to stop by again.

Chad is da man. A gentleman, kind, and respectful. You go Chad! You're da best. Thanks for always…read morebeing helpful. Great selection, and great shape. Nice and calm inside. Yay! You go Chad! Wooo!

I started coming to this range a few months ago - I have not been back to another indoor range…read moresince. The staff are all fantastic and helpful. The range is spotless and the Action Target system makes for great training. I am there at least twice a week and always have a great experience.

Best Shooting range in the area ! The location is perfect, easy to get to this location right off…read morethe freeway and very easy to park. Walk in and greeted by the guys, Ricky and the boys are a fun and professional team. They were very helpful and answered my many questions about a new platform that I had just started getting into. They offer a great amount of rentals you can try out at the standard inexpensive rental fee but purchase their ammunition to use. Best lane fees this side of the Mojave. I'll spend 3 hours there easily and won't cost anything extra. Lane configuration is great with plenty of room to prepare to shoot at the line and a bench in the back to put your range gear or sit while your waiting for you turn in your group. This place isn't bougie or boutique, it feels like a family owned small business offering a great product at an incredible price. So if you get a chance give em a visit and say hi to Ricky and the boys cause they always make me feel welcome and I'm sure you will feel the same too.

No lie, this place is actually pretty awesome. I've been to a couple shooting ranges before, and…read morefor some reason a lot of them tend to have that same vibe where the staff acts too cool just because they have a gun on their hip or know more about firearms than the average person. Insight Shooting Range in Artesia was the complete opposite. From the moment you walk in, the staff makes you feel welcomed, safe, and comfortable. Natalie especially was super helpful, educational, and easy to talk to. You can tell the staff here genuinely enjoy what they do and actually care about teaching people the right way instead of trying to intimidate anyone. The whole process is smooth and easy. Of course safety is taken seriously, which is exactly how it should be, but overall it's very easy to walk in, shoot, and get out without any stress. Their gun rentals are also very reasonable and affordable. Every time I come here it's always a breeze. Great environment, great people, and honestly one of the few ranges that makes you feel comfortable whether you're experienced or newer to shooting. Definitely recommend checking this place out.

Outstanding range day with great fellowship!…read more Brought a group of close friends and our wives out to Route 66 Shooting Park, and it was a top-tier experience from start to finish. The staff was incredibly friendly and professional throughout the entire day. The Highlights: - Great Discounts: They offer a $10 discount for medical professionals. With a lot of Filipinos in the medical field who love exercising their Second Amendment rights, this was a massive hit with our group. - The Steel Gallery is a Must: We started in a private lane but lost some time setting up paper targets. Pro-tip: The ground is hard, so hammering stakes takes some effort, and definitely don't use PVC pipes if you are shooting shotguns! If coming on a weekend, go early morning. Moving over to the steel targets completely saved the day. There is nothing more satisfying than hearing that crisp **"PING!"** every time you land a hit. Family & Fellowship: While the guys had a great time, the ladies actually had an absolute blast. They took over the line shooting rifles, shotguns, and various pistols we brought along. A huge shoutout to the excellent Range Master at the steel target range who kept things safe and fun. It was a phenomenal day of solid bonding and making memories. We already can't wait to come back!

staffs at range：Good staffs at gun shop：Good…read morestaffs at check in ： All three dick faces with horrible attitude. Especially the fat one who lied to me about their return policy, even I just wanted to exchange. Suggest don't go since you will communicate more with their check in people( check in, rental, bullet buying etc)

This is a great outdoor range for both new and experienced shooters…read more If you're looking to get a private shooting bay, it's definitely worth lining up before opening. It fills up quickly. If you're not in a rush, showing up after lunchtime can help you avoid the early wait, but keep in mind, on busy days you might miss out on getting a bay altogether. What really stands out is the staff. They're extremely helpful, friendly, and make the experience comfortable whether you're a beginner or more advanced. One thing to note, they don't offer rentals, so make sure to bring your own firearms. Overall, a solid spot with a great environment. Just plan your timing right and come prepared.

Been coming here for around 2 years and the last couple experiences broke the camel's back for me…read more I did like this place. Never had an issue with the cashiers, sad to hear other people's experiences with them. The area is nice and spacious which is why I liked going here, you get your own bay and usually nobody bothers you. For 2 hours you'll pay 32 buck with cash and 37 with card. The wait can be brutal so get there early in the morning. There was a group of 4 of us this one time. The 2 older Range Officers, a middle aged Asian American guy and an old geezer probably in his 60s, they kept annoying us and tried multiple times flirting with our chick friend in the group. The chick friend told me she's goin' to stick next to me, so the Range Officers would stop interacting with her. Never had the Range Officers give my group this much attention. Long story short that broke the camel's back for me. I was at the 50 yard bay shooting a pistol with one hand, at a steel target provided by the range. Shot one handed here before with no issues. A younger Range Officer yelled at me and said what I was doing. I calmly replied back with no demeanor or with a rude attitude. I guess he didn't like me replying back to him when I answered his questions, then the middle aged Asian American Range Officer quickly comes up to talk to me. I replied calmly to him too, I apologized to deescalate the situation and he still kept being a fat d*ckhead. Then the old geezer Range Officer in his 60s who talks like he has sh*t stuck up his ass, I think he's the master of them, comes up to the bay and talks to me. He also didn't like it when I calmly replied back, it made him even more mad. If ya have a tough skin you'll be fine. The Range Officers are rude, except for one. Don't talk back to the Range Officers, they don't like it haha. Maybe you'll have a better experience here than I have. Won't be coming back here sadly.