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    Blue Line Armament

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 10:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    2 years ago

    Mounted scopes and sighted in rifles and turned them around in about a week. Friendly and efficient.

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    Johns Creek Indoor Range

    Johns Creek Indoor Range

    4.2
    (84 reviews)

    Just had a level one basic handgun course and am very glad I did. Instruction was clear and a focus…read moreon safety was obvious from the start and I appreciate that because I've heard of some sketchy ranges, and that was specifically what I wanted to avoid. Just wanna say that I couldn't disagree more with two very negative reviews in the past six months... it is curious that pretty much every single complaint was somehow the exact opposite of my experience, although my inexperience means I don't know what competitive pricing is, to be fair. I found the ventilation to be more than adequate, did not notice any foul odors, and found the instructors professional and upstanding. Also should point out that me and a couple other newbies did not hit the target hangers, maybe that negative reviewer should consider their own capacity...

    Johns Creek Indoor Range is supposed to be a place where people go to learn, practice, and improve…read moretheir firearm skills. Like any craft, shooting takes repetition -- and that means going through a lot of targets. Most ranges sell targets with a 2-3 inch gap between the edge of the paper and the printed target image. That's normal. But this range sells targets that clip within an inch of the scoring line on their holders. Then they turn around and charge you $1 for every hole that goes past that line. It's a setup, and it feels like a scam. No other range I've been to does this. And unlike most ranges that charge you upfront, Johns Creek Indoor Range waits until the end so they can nickel‑and‑dime you for every "over‑the‑line" hole. It's a tactic that takes advantage of new shooters and anyone who doesn't know their system. A range should help people learn -- not create a trap to squeeze extra money out of customers. This practice is misleading, unfair, and something no shooter should have to deal with.

    Blue Line Armament - gunsmith - Updated July 2026

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