Gerry did an A+ job teaching our class the basics of ccw today! They have a very nice and clean…read morefacility with lots of things to do. Big classroom and lots of resources for teaching. Gerry was a really nice guy and enjoyed talking, relating to us, and having a good laugh. It's an 8 hour course so it can be a bit tough I'm sure teaching people you've never met. Gerry broke down the law and safety basics in easy ways. The quiz was straightforward and the shooting time relaxed. No references to politics on either side of the aisle, so good place to just go shoot. Their rec room had a really nice, homely feel. Coffee, candy, snacks, and a variety of guns to try out. Ammo at reasonable prices. Thank you Gerry and the team for a great course!

This is a good option to have in Broomfield. They are very relaxed and open to you bringing in…read morewhatever you want to shoot or try the options they have there. I know they offer training as well but I have not tried that. The ammo is expensive so make sure to bring your own and not rely on needing to buy from them. The indoor range is LOUD so make sure to double up on the ear protection (in ear and over the ear). Luckily, I have not noticed it being too smoky or smelly in there so I think they have a really good HVAC system. The people are nice (not overly friendly, just nice) and you go there to pew pew. That is all you need to know.

Gotta be one of the best experiences of my life! Took my…read moreBrowning Hi-Power in to have them install an Apex flat trigger and enhancement kit. Rob ( Manager) and Paul (Owner) went above and beyond the call of duty to take care of me. Can't say enough about TriggerTime and their staff. I'm old school and grew up with "a handshake is a contract and your word is a bond". They make things right!!! Bill Perkins Lafayette, Colorado

How very glad I am that I signed up for the Pistol Basics class at, Trigger Time, Longmont's…read morepremier gun club. The operation there is truly first-rate. Prior to Saturday, June 17th, '23, I had been to Trigger Time once with a long-standing member of the club. Even though I have shot a great number of guns there - as well as out in the wilderness - I knew that I needed formal instruction. The father & son teaching the class together were superb (Perry & Troy Morris). Both certified by the NRA, I knew that these two men were the real deal. [They also struck me as really good humans.]    The lecture portion of the course was nicely jazzed up with humor and interaction, and the Powerpoint presentation itself wasn't a snoozer like so many Power Points wind up being. These astute learning leaders maintained our attention and alertness by providing frequent breaks and interesting facts throughout the day.   Regarding the hands-on portion of the class, Troy and Perry were marvelously encouraging and provided the perfect amount of assistance & intervention.  From loading and proper grip to stance & hitting the target, the father & son team made the experience downright enjoyable. Since taking the class, my intimidation and fear in handling guns has diminished greatly and my basic pistol skills seem more solidified. That being said, I am going to recommend the Pistol Basics class - and Trigger Time, the business itself, particularly to other women.

Great shop. Shopped here many times and have always been extremely satisfied with the selection…read moreand great customer service. Never had any issues getting in touch with the someone at the store and they have always been very helpful. Has some extremely hard to find items at very competitive prices. Highly recommend.

Great company and great products! Their shooting bags are versatile, functional and of quality…read morematerial and craftsmanship. And best of all, made in the USA!

Really friendly, walked in with minimal knowledge of what I wanted and Timothy was helpful and…read morepatient in explaining a handful of options

I have only really used this location as a FFL when ordering guns online but they are very nice…read morewhen I come in. I chose this location solely because their website says: "Westminster Arms is dedicated to the safety of all those in our community. We believe the 2nd Amendment applies to all law-abiding Americans regardless of the color of their skin, LGBTQ or income level, etc. We value your business and will work hard to earn it. 'An armed minority is harder to oppress'" I dig that a gun shop has this stance as it aligns with my personal views. The sales people are very friendly though a bit solemn sometimes. Once you get them talking they are very open though. They seem to have some nice pieces in stock if you want to buy from them directly but if you need a FFL. This is the place.

Great place to spend an afternoon with the kids. Completely free to use, and even has free targets…read moreand ear plugs. Occasionally they also have free gun locks if you need one. Plenty of lanes makes it easy to grab a spot even on a busier weekend day. Three different public ranges all with cover and sound enclosures on three sides. Ranges include: one for pistols and rim fire, one for any firearm (rifle, pistol, carbine), and a third for shotguns. Shotgun range has clay target launchers that are in great condition and well maintained. We normally stop at Murdochs in Silverthorne to stock up on ammo and clays before we head out the range. Great way to teach the kids how to handle firearms responsibly and/or get guns sighted for hunt season. Range Safety Officers are great, but are all volunteers and not on-site all them time.

I probably shouldn't be the first person reviewing this place--I don't know much about guns, and…read moreI'm still learning to even feel comfortable with guns. So, consider the source. We've gone shooting at a couple indoor ranges in Denver/Lakewood, we've been shooting out in Lost Park near Jefferson. Neither situation had me feeling 100% comfortable. The indoor shooting centers were full of gun bros who weren't friendly and were intimidating, scoffing at lack of knowledge. And not chill. Being outside in a national forest area is cool, but you also have a lot to watch out for and be careful about. You have to pick your spot wisely. We pulled off in Keystone up the road toward the public shooting range. It's also the road to the landfill. Avoid the line--if there is one, drive around it to the left and squeeze in to the right (through the line) and around the weigh-in station. Continue up the road a little bit, and you're there. Park along the road, and walk on up. It's free. It's also very well maintained. They provide free earplugs, duct tape to hang targets--they even provide targets for free! One range is for police only (and was in use and a little scary/cool to watch). One range is for shotguns and trap shooting. The other two ranges are for yer other guns. One is covered, one isn't. All they ask is that you clean up your trash and brasses. We can all do that, right? It was a Tuesday afternoon when we went. There were a couple families with small and early teens kids, teaching them about guns, a younger couple, and a couple dudes. Everybody was friendly, and cooperated when the range was cold. Plus, look around you. Ignore the landfill below, and check out the mountains all around. It's GORGEOUS here. Again, it's free. They have a very small, humble donation box to help keep up the range. I feel like $5-10 per visit would be fair for them to charge, so cash comes in handy.

I love this club! Private membership and the dues are very reasonable for everything you have…read moreaccess to! Private classes, instruction, youth clubs and lots more. Even better then all that, its always open!! I shoot any time I am free to and I take my friends and family for $10. Where else can you do that? Nowhere.

You just gotta wonder what a guy who shoots with his eyes closed is doing carrying a concealed…read moreweapon? Next time you want to bad mouth a range that's been around before you were in diapers find somewhere else to shoot with your eyes closed.

Outstanding gun club just outside of Brighton, CO. They offer trap, skeet, sporting clays, 100 yd…read morerifle range, and a 50 yd pistol range. Prices for shooting at the rifle and pistol range at only $20 for tow hours. What I like most about this establishment is the positive vibe. Customer service is over the top, and safety is a top priority. They have a great staff on the rifle range. The rifle and pistol ranges are outdoor, but are covered with a canopy that runs the distance of the range. This keeps overhead sun and wind to a minimum the targets are already placed on the rifle range at 50 and 100 yards for you, no need to bring your own. They change out the targets every hour or so this is definitely my go to place for all of my shooting.

Very welcoming & patient staff. It was my first time shooting & I was not intimidated at allread more

Extremely rude and unprofessional experience. I went in because the website clearly stated that FFL…read moreprivate transfers were offered, but when I arrived, I was immediately met with hostility. The owner used profanity and told me he doesn't do transfers for anyone he doesn't personally know--completely contradicting what's advertised online. If that's the policy, it should be stated upfront. Wast of my time! There's no excuse for treating customers this way. I would not recommend this business.

Everyone here is just awesome. Mark took great care of me on a firearms transfer and a difficult…read morefront sight replacement. Having been an FFL myself, I highly recommend these guys for all your firearms needs!

Best range in the state. Welcoming environment with knowledgeable staff and RSOs. Brought a few new…read moreshooters and they were extremely welcoming and provided a quality first time atmosphere. The restaurant is also a great place to grab a beer and some nice whiskey after the range. Premium place providing a premium experience.

So this is a great location with a great facility…read more Super clean, well lite, nice range, pretty well stocked inventory....a bar and restaurant. So all in all a great space so why 3 stars? Welp when I come in talk to the guy at the front desk ( mind you I am not carrying anything) and the guy has one hand on his sidearm ready to engage....I would say that is not the friendliest of welcomes. I mean I was pretty freaked out...sure if i had an open case or had a piece in my hand...but WTF?? Personally I think there are better places to train, purchase, and experience the guy of target practice.