Moore-N-Moore Sporting Clays

Cory and team are wonderful people, I have been shooting at this range for three months and every time I go the hospitality and the welcome just encourages me to go again and again. Thank you guys for accommodating us to enjoy the great atmosphere.

Our whole family has found a new favorite pastime shooting sporting clays at Moore N Moore’s. My children are learning how be safe while shooting, as well as to shoot really well. Cory and co. couldn’t be more friendly and supportive of our efforts. And we are thrilled with the recommendation Cory made to work with John and Candice Fowler. They are experts and have made such a difference in our technique, form and shooting abilities. Highly recommend!

First time here and let me tell you I really liked it
Very friendly/​helpful employers. I’m definitely coming back to this place.

My wife and I went to take some basic lessons on Sporting Clays. Unfortunately, the «instructor» had us both shoot an over/​under 12 gauge, which was definitely the wrong gun for my wife. If you know guns, you know why. He was basically a good ol’ boy hanging around and giving «lessons» whenever he could.
We have since switched to another range, found an instructor who understands that there are different types of shooters, that a small-​framed woman should not be shooting such a gun. Live and learn.

This is a must experience Sporting Clays club.
They have 12 stations that include midi, mini, standard and rabbit targets. You can shoot singles, report pairs or true pairs, all with the use of a electric system that works and counts your used targets correctly.
The course is compact enough that you don’t need a push cart for your shotgun and shells if you don’t have one. I shot it in February, so the course was really green and the views were «almost» Austrian-​esque.
The staff is friendly and informative and they will get you up to speed and ready to do some really fun shooting regardless of your experience in the shotgun shooting sports culture.
Hopefully, if you’re reading about the club on Unilocal,you’ve already checked out their website and signed up for their newsletter as they are both the best in all of Southern California (10 counties) for Sporting Clays information relating to their club.
If this club was in San Diego or Orange County, I would be there weekly.

I LOVE Moore N Moore. This place has become my second home.
Since my first visit here (1 year ago), I have never had a bad experience.
Everyone has been friendly and very welcoming.
The guys that run this place, Cory and Pat, are absolutely wonderful people that care about everyone who comes by. They remember your names and go over the top to make your experience there as perfect as possible.
The course is always set up to give you an exciting challenge.
All the machines are working… all the time and the entire course is open to the public. Unlike all the other sporting clay courses within a 50 mile radius from Los Angeles.
I have never been disappointed with a visit to Moore N Moore.
We always bring new shooters and they always leave saying that they had a great time.
You will never find another sporting clays course that is as friendly as Moore N Moore.

Friendly staff, beautiful scenery and fun course!

Best place to shoot sporting clays in Southern California. If you’re interested in shooting sporting clays, but are intimidated or don’t know where to start, this is the place to go. The super friendly staff will get you started (and hooked) in no time.
The course is constantly changing. The terrain offers unique challenges and variables. The views are nice. The facility is walkable (so no need to have a golf cart). The monthly tournaments are awesome (food and drinks provided).
Take your friends and place a few bets against them. You’ll have a great time.

Had such a great time here! I decided to pay them a visit after a friend of mine recommended it to me. Went yesterday with a couple friends and we all had so much fun we can’t wait to go back.
They have 12 stations that have 2 clay shooters each. When you get there you are given a card (kinda like a hotel room key) you insert in the stations and dispense the clays from a remote. At the end you take the card to the cashier, pay up, and your good to go. Very cool automated clay shooting facility.
The guys in the front office were very helpful as well.
When I was leaving I realized they had picnic tables and grills set up, maybe you can use those? I’m not sure but it would definitely be fun to be able to go there with all the buddies and do a little grilling in-​between shooting.
Anyways, it was a great place and experience, I’ll probably be back within the next couple weeks.
Tip: take your ammo, their ammo is a little on the high side (duhh!)

My wife and I love this place. Cory and Pat Moore are the nicest folks around. I have been shooting for 2 years and from day one they made me feel like a valued client. When I introduced my wife to the sport they were so attentive to her she was hooked. The only problem with that is I now use twice the ammunition and she has commandeered one of my best shotguns! The teaching staff there is terrific and they are always sponsoring great events.
The course is challenging just enough not to discourage you but make you better. The area is beautiful and they are constantly improving it. Other sporting clay courses are not consistent with the hours of operation, and in one place you have to wait for a terrain vehicle to take you up to the stands, then wait for them to pick you up and take you down again. If you have never tried sporting clays before, or you are very accomplished, go to Moore n Moore. The people who shoot there are terrific and very friendly as well.

My alternative place when I need a break from Oak Tree’s sporting clays. Guy at the counter is very nice and helpful.

This one of the few outdoor sporting clays course that you can go to in the upper LA county area. They’ve got 12 different stations for you to choose from (half shoot into a valley and the other half is along the hill) and a bunch of different events. I would say that this course is relative tough compared to others like Triple Bs which are much more flatter.
Close by is a food cart (only hot dogs and the like), a reloading shop along and the rifle and pistol shooting range.

Moore-​N-​Moore is located in San Fernando off of the 210 near the 118.
It’s a great course with hills and valleys in the San Gabriel Mtn foothills. They have 12 stations, 10 of them have A & B shooting positions. They really are «The friendliest range in southern California».
They hold their monthly shoot on the third Saturday of the month.

So I woke up a few days back wanting to go shooting. I haven’t gone in a while and thought it would be nice… I called Triple B Clay in El Monte and they told me that I need an instructor. I mentioned that I have my own firearm, ammo, everything and they still wouldnt have it. I guess they wanted to make a quick buck, but not off me. I’m not crazy to let someone instruct me how to shoot my gun. So I was going to go to my usual, Oak tree, but wanted to try something new and Im very happy I did! I got the directions and as the other reviewers mentioned, finding this place is a bit weird. It’s in the same vicinity as Los Angeles shooting range and another company that I didn’t catch the name of. Luckily a kind worker at Los Angeles shooting range guided me directly to my destination. I went in to check the place out and one of the workers, Pat, helped out with any questions I had. He explained everything to me, how the course is, where each station is, made sure I knew how to use the card (since I went alone, he taught me how to put a delay on the targets) etc. Great guy! Their course is kind of a half circle, so the place is not big, it’s got a nice set up, not a lot of walking! Pat mentioned that every third week of the month they tweak the direction of the clay to give shooters some extra edge, which I think is great for those who go there often! The other great thing is that you’re shooting up a hill, down a hill, different scenery, which I really enjoy. If I want to shoot sporting clay on flat land, I would go shoot trap. Their set up is enjoyable.
My conclusion to this place is that it is a wonderful place to go! It’s not far from my house, so it’s very convenient. The staff was awesome (He even checked on me while I was shooting to see how I was doing). They had water at each station with disposable cups. Overall, I’ll be coming back to this place. My perspective is that If I want to get a «get away» experience and have a full day out, I’m going to my normal spot. If I want to go somewhere very nice, but kind of a quick run through experience, this will be my spot… I would recommend it to anyone!

This is my first choice for shooting sporting clays. One nice feature is you can be shooting in less then 5 minutes from driving in the parking lot. The Moores are extremely helpful insuring you will have a good experience. My first time shooting I took a lesson from one of the instructors and was busting clays having a good time and gained the confidence to come back and shoot on my own. The Moores are extremely helpful in everything related to shooting the clays. The layout of this course is one of the easiest to navigate. You are never further then a few minutes from you car due to the course semi circle layout. The best part, it is a hilly area that makes for very unique stations. You just have to try it out. Check their website for monthly specials and tournaments for amateur to pro shooters.

I went here to get the kinks out before my annual pheasant hunt with my dad. Super-​friendly, laid-​back, great instructor, fun and challenging stations where you are shooting in a variety of landscapes. Awesome stuff…

We drove up in December to check this place out. It’s only about a half hour drive from us so we thought why not. Once we got to Little Tujunga Canyon Road, We were confused with all of the other ranges on the property (Angeles range which i wont recommend, and a private range). We spent well over 30 minutes trying to figure out what was what, because no one would give us a straight answer which frustrated us to not even go in to Moore-​N-​Moore and check it out. Boy was that a mistake. If we would have gone straight into their facility (clearly labeled) we would have been shooting that day. Needless to say this weekend we decided to try again and this time go straight to Moore-​N-​Moore.
I am glad that we came. The property is nice and clean, with easy access to bathrooms and club house. The customer service was excellent. Corey helped us, and from the minute we walked in the door we felt at ease. Prices are right, and everyone that we came across greeted us with a hello.
We will definitely be back, and are even thinking of joining the family membership. I can’t wait to bring family and friends here. I would suggest this spot to anyone and everyone.

‘Twas a fun experience, but it definitely broke the bank.
My husband decided he wanted to harangue his friends into shooting for his 30^th birthday, and people happily joined. We hired an instructor at 75 bucks an hour & 10 bucks per person after we finished the instructor. Or at least that’s what they said on the phone.
We get there and the hired instructor told us we had been misinformed; in short, after renting rifles, buying bullets, the clay discs, and our lesson, we were each in the hole about 40 bucks. It was thrilling though! SUPER tough to find as well; if you see a shooting gallery, pass it and continue on to Moore & Moore. The area was clean, staff was helpful, and the activity was fun.
Helpful Tip: Bring your own ear plugs, drinks, ammo, gun if you have. It’s much easier and cheaper coming equipped with whatever you may have before!

I usually shoot sporting clays at Triple B Clays, but I’m really glad I came to this place. When we first got there, the guy said they were closing because it was too windy, but all our sad faces convinced him to stay open a little longer until the people already there were done. Since we drove from Torrance to get here, we were super grateful for him to stay open a little longer. We immediately headed over to a station, and I noticed right away that all of the stations are laid out against a hill and down a valley, which is pretty different from Triple B where its very flat. My dad and our family friends hunt pheasant and chucker a lot, and they said all the stations really mimic the birds. Even though it was windy, we still had a really good time, and I can’t wait to go back again.

I will be uncharacteristically brief.
Great place.
Great staff.
Great people who come to the place.
Great instruction.
Great events.
Great food at the events.
Complaints? None.