If your shooting TRAP, then redlands is "hand-down" THE place to go. I have shot both,,,and only shoot BBB when I HAVE TO. Norman

I shoot registered & practice at both regularly. I'm a member at both.

Target Presentation:

I think Redlands has this over BBB by a score of 10 - 8. Terry & his crew really take their time to make sure the traps are working and set correctly. BBB can be hit or miss.

It is rare that a voice release is not working or you get a broken target at Redlands. I seem to find them frequently @ BBB.

Background:

I like the background at Redlands better but I don't see much wrong with BBB. I'd say it is 10-9 in favor of Redlands.

BBB is much more Sporting Clays oriented than trap or skeet. They have invested heavily on that side and it shows. The trap side, from what I have been told, use to be real bad and that reputation has been hard to shake.

If you only have time for one, I'd recommend Redlands.

Never been to Redland but have Shot BBB's bunker. Don't think Redlands has a bunker.

TB

MX10RS/PL,

Redlands has great crew of people that break their hiney's to make sure the targets are the right height and speed, and that they stay the right height and speed throughout the entire shoot. Terry constantly runs up and down that range in his golf cart and sits and watches to make sure all is good. At BBB, the targets are checked once in the morning. That's it.

Terry Bilbey runs Redlands (one of the best shooters in California) and he makes sure that everything runs the way he would want it to run when he is the customer.

I hate to rag on other shooting ranges, because Southern California is way too short on places to shoot registered targets. My home is San Diego, and it is a 2 hour drive to get to a place that offers registered targets. But lets say that the care and MAINTENANCE of the machines is a bigger priority at Redlands than at BBB.

Kevin

Triple B is OK, Redlands if first class.

Excellent targets, excellent background and a staff that is very helpful.

Charlie