I took my concealed carry class (CCH) with the team at Practical Arms, what a great day…read more Professional, relevant instruction from active law enforcement professional, professional firearms instructors etc.... I attended the class to get my certificate to apply for the NC concealed carry permit, but I left class with so much more. Most importantly I have a greater respect and understanding of my rights and responsibilities as a gun owner. I left feeling more confident in the operation of my firearm and how to safely handle and care for it. Will be heading back for some of their more advanced classes. Great team of professionals.

Exercising my right under the second amendment to bear arms. With all of the crazy that's going on…read morein the media and around the world I want to protect me and my family. Very thankful and appreciative to Practical Arms for the Great experience! I've been around guns all my life and shot them as a kid but never knew fully my responsibilities as a gun owner, enthusiast and now NRA member. Practical Arms instructor/owner made the 8 hr mandatory class interesting. Although I thought i was going to fall asleep, the class was up beat, educational and interactive. From the time I walked into Bass Pro Shop to the time I left the range, the entire journey was well worth the trip, time spent, gas burnt and I can't stress enough educational. If you're looking for a fundamental course to satisfy your CCH, I highly tec

Friendly staff.Always answer questions you have just a nice environment.And great value.read more

I don't know what happened, but this place has gone downhill. Customer service is a coin toss. You…read moremight get a helpful guy who actually cares and answers your questions, or you might end up dealing with the guy with the buzz cut and glasses who never seems to want to be there. Glad I'm in the last month of my membership there because it's time to move on.

Great selection, all staff seems very helpful, and friendly, eager to point you in the right…read moredirection if help is needed

Most items I want are not in stock at Denver NC but can be ordered on their website and picked up…read more At the Denver Nc location but they do charge a $20 dollar fee to ship to their store for pickup if it's a firearm purchase. GO FIGURE so add that to online price.

I called this place with an unusual request and they were right there to accommodate. They were…read morevery friendly and educated me about my gun. I will definitely come here again and support this business.

I made an over-the-phone purchase from Shooter's Express after seeing an advertisement posted on…read moreARMSLIST. The price was excellent and Dean was a pleasure to deal with. The item i purchased arrived quickly and in the condition described. In the future, should the opportunity avail, I will do business with Shooter's Express again.

It's UNSAFE! I visited this range today. I was assigned to range B lane 3. The shooter to my left…read morein lane 2 was firing a 9mm semi. His ejected casings were raining down onto me. I looked over my shoulder through the observation window to see if a range master was watching. They were not. So I went outside and told one what was going on. While standing outside the range with the range master we both could see 9mm casings were raining on my gear in lane 3. So he went onto the range and asked the shooter to STEP BACK in the lane to make sure his ejected casings were stopped by the fixed wall (rather than going over the top of small/short an extended unfixed hinged barrier). I re-entered the range and probably fired off about 50-60 rounds of the 500-1000 rounds I planned. Then a new shooter shows up in lane 2. He's firing .45 semi. Now I have .45 casings raining down on me. These things are hot enough to burn your skin! I looked back through the barrier glass. This time the same range master was watching. We made eye contact. He saw what was happening as I motioned toward the shooter in lane 2. He just shrugged his shoulders. That's what he did. I have red hot casings landing on my position, and this range master just shrugs his shoulders! I immediately packed my gear and GOT OUT. That range is UNSAFE for 3 reasons. One, a shooter in the forward firing position is where he should be. When the first shooter was asked to STEP BACK in the lane to fire, I was uncomfortable with this. I'd rather have a hot casing land on me than have a negligent discharge find my backside! Second, when leaving I expressed that the movable barriers forward of the fixed walls are inadequate to protect other shooters from ejected casings, his response was to say, "It's always been that way." UNBELIEVABLE!!! Thirdly, the fact that it's always been that way tells me safety is not a priority for this range. To be transparent, when I was firing I started with .357, then a few .380. The same range master approached and asked that I not rapid fire from the hip. You should always obey a range master, so there was no push back or complaint from me. Just compliance. But I was not actually firing from the hip. I was firing 3 shot bursts from a forward retention position, not from my hip. But no matter, the range master instructed that I not do what I was doing so no problem; I stopped. Immediately and with no complaint. I fired the rest of my .380 from the same retention position at 2 second intervals. Then I loaded up 9.mm to begin firing again. That's when the .45 casings started raining down on me from lane 2 again. Shooters should know this is how that range is ran. I did speak with the on-premise manager before I left so he could know what was going on. He apologized. But no one and nothing suggested to me anything would change at this gun range. I've sent millions of rounds down range. I've never experienced this sort of nonsense at a range. It's UNSAFE. For novice shooters lacking experience you may not be aware how hot fired shell casings are as they eject. If one of them lands between your safety glasses and face, it's going to burn you! The last thing you want to have happen is you to have a hot casing burning your face when you're in an up and ready firing position in process of squeezing off a round. That's when bad things happen.

I love doing business with these guys. They are super friendly and are fast at getting all that…read morepaperwork done. They know their firearms. I highly recommend going to see them for your next firearm purchase.

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Ive bought a couple rifles there...very nice people...no pressure sales…read more I will soon buy a new pistol from them.

I purchased my Glock 43 from here. Also took my concealed permit class with Sandra! She is amazing…read more Taught us so much. Her daughter Tiffany runs the shop side. Very helpful and offers guidance for people like me that have no clue about guns and what to carry! Store is very clean, always stocked.

Bass Pro is an awesome mega store for all your outdoor & fishing needs. We always love looking at…read morethe fish tank too! Can't beat that it's attached to the mall.

When I visit Concord Mills I can never leave without stopping by Bass Pro Shop. This is such a neat…read moreplace it's so beautifully decorated this time of year and there is truly something for everyone in this store!

Not necessarily bad, but not necessarily good kind of somewhere in the middle like MEH. And yes,…read morethey still have that tired desert eagle chambered in 357 starting to oxidize in the case going on maybe two years. It's been in there other than that. No real deals. Prices are pretty much retail not a massive selection but the same old same old if you're looking for that.