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The Range

The Range

(39 reviews)

This place is awesome!!! I was impressed from the moment I walked into their facility…read more I am a firearms instructor out of King County. I am leading with that, but it will make sense towards the end. I was able to make reservations with Chelsea to rent a bay to conduct some training. She was extremely helpful and had great communication. When I arrived, I was impressed with the amount of parking... and do they need it. It gets very busy and for very good reason(s). You have to walk through the store front to get to the range. Walking in, there is a barista counter (w/ seating) immediately to your right. Nobody had been occupying it at the time, but it is obviously an amenity that is available. The store front was immaculate and very well organized. An ocean of parts and accessories sectioned out by platforms. Their displays and selection of firearms, were even more impressive. Over on the range side, the awesomeness continues. The check-in process is so systematic. Me, and a few of the students had never been there before so we had to watch a 15-20 minute firearm safety video. They had tables and seating available, and red The Range pens for you to use to fill out your waivers. The pens are a courtesy IF you decided to keep it. I got one. THANK YOU!!! The waiver is required annually so if you've done it once, you're good for a year. We enter the range and there was a Range Safety Officer (RSO) who gave us an additional briefing specific to the shooting bay. He was readily available to assist with any of our questions. One of the things that really impressed me, was their use of two-way radios. You're probably thinking, "big deal." It can be though. The front of the range was able to communicate with the RSO, and vice versa WITHOUT The need to vacate the range. This keeps an RSO on the range side at all times. Now you get it? The individual lanes are plenty spacious. The track system goes out to an impressive 33 yds, with easily identifiable markings for 3yrds, 5yrds, 7yrds, 10yrds, 12yrds, 15yrds, 20yrds and 25yrds. Great lighting too. As if this all of this wasn't enough, the icing on the cake is the staff. If you have a great facility and the staff is egotistical or condescending, it deducts from the overall business and the customer's experience. The staff were friendly, welcoming, knowledgeable and informative. I cannot say enough great things about this establishment. I'm confident you'll enjoy your experience as much as I did... if not more. Note: Be sure to grab one of their FREE cool stickers on the way in/out. You're welcome. Cheers

We love this place! I always learn something new, and the people are awesome! They have a huge…read moreselection of firearms & ammo for sale too!!

Sportsman's Warehouse

Sportsman's Warehouse

(16 reviews)

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If you've been to one Sportsman's you've been to them all. I don't really even remember where this…read moreone's at. Based on the picture. I'm going to say this was somewhere near Leavenworth Washington as I just did an improv hike and I needed a Camelback and a whistle / fire starter. Clearly I'm a fan of Sportsmans, as I tracked one down and bought my needed items from them.

I was in your East Wenatchee Store, when I was standing at the gun counter. I was waiting my turn,…read morewhen a redheaded employee with a beard took a gun from the case went to the computer to check inventory. While he was at the computer he pointed the firearm to his right. He pointed the firearm at me and the customers that who he was helping. I commented that he had just flagged me with a firearm. He shrugged his shoulders and kept on walking. He didn't apologize or say anything. It was the most disrespected i have ever felt in the store. Anyone that is handling firearms, with a trigger lock or not, should know the universal firearm rules. 1. Treat all firearms as loaded and always point in a safe direction. 2. Never point a firearm at anything you don't want to destroy or pay for. 3. Keep your finger indexed until you have sights on target and you have made the decision to fire. 4. Know your backstop and what lies beyond it. Your employee violated universal rules 1,2, 4. I don't know the condition of the firearm. I know that I was looking at the muzzle and that he was pointing toward the other customers and toward the corner of the store. This event occurred at approximately 1315 hours. You can review the camera footage and see what I am talking about. I also spoke to the fishing manager about the incident. I was very upset at the lack of respect. A simple sorry would have sufficed. I have Hunter Education Students that are better at muzzle control then this associate. I recommend he be fired for violating the firearm rules. If he has done it once, I am sure he has done it multiple times. I am not going to let this rest. This is not the way people need to be treated.

Hawk American Outdoors - gunsmith - Updated October 2026

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