Sacramento Valley Shooting Center

Outdoor · Pistol · Rifle shooting range in Sloughhouse, California

15501 Meiss Rd, Sloughhouse, California 95683 • (916) 354-9668 • sacvalley.org

Sacramento Valley Shooting Center is an outdoor shooting facility on more than 860 acres in the Northern California foothills near Sloughhouse, east of Sacramento. The site's roots go back to 1952, and it has been operated at this location since 1991 by the Folsom Shooting Club (FSC), a member-run organization. The facility has 13 ranges and over 400 shooting positions covering rimfire, pistol, rifle, shotgun, archery, cowboy action, silhouette, and long-range rifle.

Public ranges are open without a membership. Range 4 is the main public range, with a 100-yard rifle line (52 covered positions), a 50-yard pistol line (24 covered positions), and a rimfire line (8 covered positions with reactive steel). Range 3 is a public 300-yard rifle range with 11 covered positions; shooters must complete a qualification at the Main Range Office before using it. Range 1 is a shotgun complex with trap, skeet, and 5-stand sporting clays, open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays and to oriented members on weekdays. Range A is an archery range with 8 lanes from 20 to 100 yards, open to the public on weekends.

Member-only ranges include Range 2 (action pistol, with three 50-yard and five 25-yard bays for USPSA, IDPA, and Steel Challenge), Range 5 (NRA 50-yard, 24 covered positions), Range 6 (silhouette, steel at 200m, 300m, 385m, and 500m), Range 7 (200 yards), Range 8 (Diamond Dick's Cowboy Town, five 25-yard bays), Ranges 9 and 10 (100 yards), and Range 11 (200-yard benchrest). Range 12 is a 1,000-yard range with positions at 200, 300, 425, 500, 600, 800, 900, and 1,000 yards, available by reservation to clubs and vendors only. Most of these ranges require an orientation before first use, and the center holds orientations on the first Saturday of each month for Range 1 and Range 2.

Everyone must register at the Main Range Office before shooting. Range fees are charged per range, with lower rates for Non-Voting and Voting members of the Folsom Shooting Club. Members get discounts on pro shop merchandise, and Voting Members can reserve ranges and bring guests to the member ranges. The center does not rent firearms and no longer sells ammunition, so shooters bring their own firearms and ammunition.

More than 30 clubs are based at the center, covering IDPA, USPSA, Steel Challenge, Multigun, PRS, SASS, and other disciplines, with match schedules, leagues, and events throughout the year. The facility serves hunters sighting in rifles, newer shooters on the rimfire and 100-yard lines, competitors, and members looking for specialty and long-range ranges.

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Additional range fees are not required when changing ranges unless moving to a range with a higher fee, except at the shotgun range where fees apply per round of clay targets. SCTP shooters under 18 receive a $1 per round discount at Range 1. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.

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What are the hours?

Ranges are generally open daily 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM (Range 3 closes at 4:00 PM; Range 1 and the archery range are open weekends 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM). The Main Range Office is open daily 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, and the last shooter is accepted at 3:30 PM on most ranges (3:00 PM at Range 1). The center is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.

Where is Sacramento Valley Shooting Center located?

15501 Meiss Rd, Sloughhouse, CA 95683, in the Northern California foothills east of Sacramento. Phone: (916) 354-9668.

Do I need a membership to shoot here?

No. Several ranges are public seven days a week with no membership required: Range 3 (300-yard rifle) and Range 4 (rifle, pistol, rimfire). Range 1 shotgun and Range A archery are public on weekends. Other ranges are for members.

How much does it cost to shoot?

Public non-member fees are $25 at Range 4 and Range 3, and $10 per 25 targets at the shotgun range. Archery is $25. Member ranges for non-members are $25 to $30. Non-Voting Members pay $9 at Ranges 3, 4, and A, and Voting Members pay $7. Active military and non-members under 18 pay 50% of the posted fee.

What memberships are available?

Non-Voting Member ($150 per year, $100 for 60+), and Voting Member ($175 per year, $125 for 60+). Junior and Associate memberships for immediate family are included at no extra cost. A Voting Member application also requires a $100 non-refundable fee. Members must be 18+, NRA members in good standing, and legally able to possess firearms in California.

Can I rent a gun or buy ammunition?

No. The range does not rent guns and no longer sells ammunition. Bring your own firearm and ammunition.

Is there a range for beginners?

Range 4 is the most accessible option for newer shooters. Its rimfire line with 8 covered positions and reactive steel is described as one of the best ranges for first-time shooters, and the public ranges welcome all experience levels.

What do I need to do on my first visit?

Register at the Main Range Office before going to any range. Some ranges require an orientation (Range 1 and Range 2 hold theirs on the first Saturday of each month) and the 300-yard range requires a qualification, available any day 8 AM to 4 PM at the Main Range Office.

Can kids shoot here?

Yes. Non-members under 18 pay 50% of the posted fee, and Junior members (children of members under 18) shoot free when with a member, except at the shotgun range. A specific minimum age and supervision rule are not stated on the site.

What kinds of shooting are available?

Rifle out to 300 yards publicly and to 1,000 yards for clubs and vendors, pistol and rimfire, action pistol, NRA 50-yard, silhouette, cowboy action, trap, skeet, 5-stand sporting clays, and archery from 20 to 100 yards.

Does the range host matches and clubs?

Yes. More than 30 clubs are based here, including IDPA, USPSA, Steel Challenge, Multigun, PRS, and SASS. FSC-approved club matches on any range cost $9. A shotgun league is also run.

Can I reserve a range or bring guests?

Voting Members can reserve member-only ranges through the range calendar and bring up to 4 guests to Ranges 2 and 5 through 12. Range 12 is reservation only and open exclusively to clubs and vendors.

Is there shade at the ranges?

Ranges 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 11 have covered shooting positions.

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