CHiPs Film Locations- Then and Now- Target Practice

The discovery of ammunition, by Jon and Ponch, lead them to believe the shooter left in a hurry.

[@ricardorodrigues2687]

I love your Chips videos

[@chipsfilminglocations]

Thank You.

[@evdallas123]

I bet it looked funny seeing them sitting on the bikes being hauled down the road on a trailer laughing and talking

[@ricardorodrigues2687]

how do you know where all the chips filming locations were? Love the videos

[@chipsfilminglocations]

Thank You. I know most of the areas. Sometimes I'll go by the street signs or address signs.

[@carloscarpinteyro332]

This was filmed on the Sierra Hwy. in Canyon Country, now Santa Clarita.

[@asiasyed5032]

So many houses built there now.

[@bestmailcenter]

The Film crew on a hot summer day.

[@gabrielbennett5162]

Dang! You'd never know it was the same area, driving through there now! I miss SoCal in the 80s...

[@williamzoom]

I never noticed the camera crew in the shot before.

[@joegreen268]

Which shot?

[@williamzoom]

@Joe Green, 2'24, they are standing on the side of the road.

[@joegreen268]

@@williamzoom Thank you. I never had noticed them before myself. As I said, I'm sure it was a tough show to shoot. I loved it though.

[@marcoobando9112]

Whats the name of this episode? I dont find shooting gallery on Wikipedia as an episode

[@chipsfilminglocations]

This episode is High Explosives.

[@joegreen268]

I bet it was a tough show to shoot.

[@marcoobando9112]

OMG this looks like Canyon Country, is it?? What street is that?

[@chipsfilminglocations]

Sierra Highway, Friendly Valley Parkway, Rainbow Glen, before there was ever a Rainbow Glen.

[@ricardorodrigues2687]

Kristian Konspiracy how do you know all the Chips locations? I used to watch them in Brazil

[@jefffisher5299]

more built up now. then again, CHiPs was on tv over 40 years ago.

[@equipefoxcftv6513]

parabens pelo seu trab pos sei q nao e facil achar tudo isso obrigado

[@doug9066]

I think this is the same kid who was in an episode of "TJ HOOKER".

[@chipsfilminglocations]

Tj Hooker. Now there's another great series.

[@artytoons3447]

Ike Eisenmann. Starred in the original 1970s Escape to Witch Mountain

[@thunderbird66613]

You cant even tell what was there before!!!