I've visited this place twice while in town for work. Selection of firearms and ammo is decent and…read moreaccessories seem well stocked. Staff were present and attentive, and registration process for range was simple and easy to use. The issue I had here was only my experience. First was a random fire sprinkler issue that caused the range to close early. In fairness I was not charged for my shortened range time. My problem was with the lack of honesty of my range ammo. To be clear, I used MAGTECH Steel case, copper jacket, lead projectiles. Not steel core ammo. I was holster certified by the RSO, who was a professional employee, using the same boxes of ammo. Clearly listed on the box, and hiding nothing. Then the issue with the sprinklers happened which I heard from two employees is not the first time. I figured someone a few ranges over shot the dam thing out, which is common with novice shooters. Upon being allowed to reenter the building to check out for the day since they were shutting down, a young, and clearly misinformed employee challenged my ammunition. First he tells me they don't allow steel ammo. I said this ain't steel ammo, it's steel casing. Then he tried to give me his un-grounded, opinion on how "damaging" the cases are to my gun. In respectfully said, no, that's incorrect, I've shot thousands of these for years, judging by his age, longer than a he's been in short pants. lol. Then he says how steel ammo may light unburnt powder in the range, which he might have a point, if I was using STEEL CORE PROJECTILES, which I was not. Next was how "dirty" my "steel ammo" is. This was especially entertaining, as MAGTECH uses the same powder and primer, in their brass ammo as their steel cases. Again, misinformation. Then I politely say, why don't you just take the honest approach bro, and tell me you cant recycle the cases and we can end the conversation. I reload, so I get it. However I was not home and needed cheap training ammo. Honest is best next time. Especially in an industry where 80% of your customers are relying on your employees to educate them and help them make a good self Defense purchase. I'll just go somewhere else, no harm no foul.

I cannot stress enough how displeased I am at the customer service of this range. I placed an order…read moreonline, which had stock in store listed on the website. After placing said order, I went to the store to pick it up. Mind you, it wasn't a firearm, but a simple scope mount. Instead of fixing the issue, I was not provided any solutions, just a "you should cancel because our stock was wrong." No ship to home, no call when it is available, just a "you're out of luck" response. I don't think it's unreasonable to be treated more than just another number here to buy something. But instead, I just get brushed off to the side like I'm trash.

I can't recommend the Stop the Bleed class at Buck & Doe's enough…read more Corey (the instructor) has that rare ability to make a serious, potentially intimidating topic both engaging and genuinely fun. He answered every question with enthusiasm, explained everything in a way that actually made sense, and kept the class entertained from start to finish. By the end of the class, I walked away feeling far more confident that I could actually help someone in an emergency. My only suggestion would be for Buck & Doe's to stock tourniquets for purchase after the class. Once you realize how important they are, it would be incredibly convenient to leave with one in hand. If you're thinking about taking a Stop the Bleed class or any of Corey's classes, do it!

If I could give a review with negative 5 stars, I would…read more I tried to purchase a rifle there, and was treated HORRIBLY. Eventually, I did discuss it with the owner, Rex, who assured me that I would be treated better. He even put me in direct contact with a manager there to deal with... so I gave it a second chance and purchased the rifle. As a 'thank you' and a 'sorry you were treated that way', they gave me and my friend (who also bought a rifle) some give cards for range time. Each card was supposed to have two trips. When I went in and tried to use my card, they rang up the range etc, and then kept the card. So I tried to explain that it was for two range visits and explained to the manager what happened previously. He even remembered what happened, and acknowledged that I was given the extras, but doubled down and said "no, you're only getting one trip to range time" and basically dared me to report to Rex. So I tried. I notified Rex via text message that I was again treated terribly,. He was away on vacation and told me that he would address it when he got back. I never heard from him. The other reviews are right. It is a nice place and clean ranges.... BUT... the customer service can be the worst you've ever seen, and the prices are high. Now I can see paying higher prices for a nice place with excellent customer service... but customer service can be as important as the product you buy... and if you're getting service as bad as this place gives... then you're paying way too high a price. I've seen Rex respond to reviews, and in those responses he states that he wishes they would reach out to mgmnt first before posting bad reviews.... but what about when you reach out to the owner (Rex) directly and he doesn't respond? Well, then, the review is warranted. I tried to give it a second chance, but when you're treated badly... and then the second chance is just as bad or worse... what then?

Friendly staff at the best prices, come here if you want to see your dream rifle get built, if not…read moretheir transfer fees are the most affordable youll find and a decent selection of weapons on the shelves

My go-to FFL. Always a good experience dealing with the staff here. The upgrade to electronic…read moreprocessing that came in the the transition in ownership speeds up the process of having to ask the Crown's permission to exercise a protected fundamental right.

Mike the gunsmith did an outstanding job on my pre64, made me a believer that there really are a…read morefew professional gunsmiths in existence. I would not think of using anyone else. Just a great gun shop all around, top of the heap! B Crow

We were lucky enough to not only shake hands with Mr. Johnny Dury himself, but also received an…read moreexclusive tour of the building by him. I respect that this business is handled with the customers well being in mind. The fact that they offer a generational warranty is awesome and I will definitely be coming back to purchase a new firearm. There is SO MUCH more than just the sales floor to this building! From online sales, to inventory, to gun smithing, and so much more. They have very attentive staff and if they don't know the answer they will find it for you. Really appreciate the shirt he gifted to my father visiting as he was most excited for this experience having heard all about it on podcasts and word of mouth. There's not many business you can trust anymore, but this is definitely one that can be. Thanks again!

Thanks to all the staff and instructors at Champions. These guys are the most informed, dedicated…read moreand passionate group. They are truly dedicated to seeing each student succeed. If you're thinking of getting into real estate you need to take your required courses with them. They prepare you for success.

Champions is worth every penny! The instructors are great and they each have a different training…read morestyle. If you have no experience in Real Estate, I highly recommend taking the courses in the classroom. You might feel lost the first day but as the courses progress you will feel much more confident. The classes are designed to move quickly and teach you the information you need to pass the state and national exam. You must also study at home to become knowledgeable and ready for the exam. Recruiters from different Broker's offices come in periodically to sponsor free breakfast or lunch for the students and explain the services they offer. This is a great opportunity to begin researching which brokerage is the right fit for you. Each course covers a lot of the same material from previous courses so you will learn through studying, paying attention, and repetition. I would also suggest reading through your book at home prior to each course. It will save time and make it easier to follow along with the instructor during the class. Be prepared to take notes and highlight specific information in the books. Do not go to another school simply to save a few dollars. Remember, you get what you pay for. If you want to pass the licensing exam, Champions will set you up to succeed. Good Luck!