Shotgun Range at Oak Tree Gun Club

by Santa Clarita Magazine | Jul 26, 2023 | Community

If you love clay shooting venues as much as we do, then the Oak Tree Gun Club’s Shotgun Ranges are the place for you. Front and center are our Trap Fields, seven individual fields that can accommodate up to five people per field, this is a perfect venue for corporate events and group outings. Continental Trap and International Double Trap are great options for our more experienced enthusiasts. Skeet is another fun option, and we offer both American Skeet and International Skeet, for an Olympic shooting experience. If you are looking for a fast-paced flurry of clays, Crazy Quail is your game. Our Sporting Clays course will challenge even the most experienced shooter, with 14 stations, representing target presentations in a pristine mountain setting. No matter what your passion is, wing-shooting, competition, or pure recreation, we have ranges that will cater to your shotgun needs.
All minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Shotgun Range Fees are Trap and Skeet: $10 per 25 Targets, Sporting Clays: $0.55 per Target, Crazy Quail: $8 per Box of Shells Shot, 5-Stand: $10 per 25 Targets.
Shotgun Rentals are $10 for Pump-Action Shotgun Rentals, $5 for each additional Pump-Action Users, $20 for Semi-Auto Shotgun Rentals, $10 for each additional Semi-Auto Shotgun Users, $50 for Over/Under Shotgun Rentals and $20 for each additional Over/Under Users.
Annual Club Membership Shotgun Fees are Trap and Skeet: $8 per 25 Targets, Sporting Clays: $0.45 per Target, Crazy Quail: $7 per Box of Shells Shot and 5-Stand: $8.50 per 25 Targets.
For more information contact us at 661-259-7441 or go to www.oaktreegunclub.com. Come visit us at 23121 Coltrane Avenue in Newhall.

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