I have spent the better part of the last 6 months looking around for a solid 38/357 lever action rifle. Not a cowboy rifle, but one to compliment my 357's, go further out range, and with a modern look. I've been told Henry Repeating Arms is king of the hill, and the reviews are outstanding, no question. I've been looking at their X line, but even with all the shops here in town, no one can get one, and the online dealers say they get allocated 50-75 a year ( - really?) I made a call to Metro Shooting Supplies this morning and spoke with Bradley, who was kind enough to have a legitimate discussion with me about the subject. He asked me what my primary use was. He asked me how often I intend to practice. He asked me if I had ever used one before. Basically, he cared about what I wanted and was there to help me. He then proceeded to tell me what he DID have in stock, and the differences & options that would get me 99% of the way to what I have been looking for all this time. I asked the price of the firearm, and he indicated that it's store policy not to quote a price over the phone (which I've experienced before in other states) so I confirmed that he had the two models he discussed with me in stock now, and I told him I'd be right there. I walked in the door, to a beautiful armory, and Brad was right there & recognized my voice...and had me come over to the counter where these two were located. The S&W he pulled off the rack was (for lack of a better term) love at first sight! The moment I picked it up, I knew it was coming home with me. To be honest, I've spent over 40 years with handguns of all kinds, and this was the first rifle I'd ever considered. Brad took the time to go over the model from muzzle to stock and how best to clean it, take care of it, and made a suggestion for a sling & a carry bag. I didn't even look at the other rifle until after I had started the paperwork, and while it was beautiful - price didn't matter at that point because that S&W was mine!! Brad told me I didn't have to make a decision right now and that I could think about it, but my mind was made up. The point of adding that is that it was abundantly clear to me that he cared more that I was getting the RIGHT one for me as opposed to a sale that day. That's not often the case. It wasn't until after the purchase was almost complete that I found out about the icing on the cake - this one came with a lifetime warranty!! How much better could I get? Oh yah, and one more thing - if ya purchase a firearm there, it comes with a free one year membership to the range!! Well, I had an enjoyable day and experience there, looked around a little more, and then thanked him and came home. I had purchased a green dot for another rifle last week, but had no clue when the rifle would arrive because the manufacturer was going through some changes. I went online and found out that the particular green dot I purchased was absolutely perfect for the S&W I just bought, so I called the store, and asked if they could help install the optic. Without hesitation, Brad said "bring it on in." I came right over and he put it on with no trouble at all as the firearm he sold me was already set up for such an optic. I asked how much he wanted, and he simply said "no charge"! Now, I've been shooting for over 40 years and I've been to my fair share of retailers from many states before. The operation that Steve K has built (the owner & CEO) was nothing short of spectacular. Ya walk in feeling like a member of the family, and not just another customer that might make a purchase. I've been going to other ranges over the years, and not for any particular reason aside from the fact that I knew some of the folks there. Well, thanks to Brad & Steve; I've found a new home! Thank you both sincerely for a tremendous experience! I'll be back and often!! read more

As a 21-year-old making my first legal firearm purchase, my experience at Metro Shooting Supplies on St. Charles Rock Rd in Bridgeton, MO was extremely disappointing and concerning. After selecting the firearm I wanted, I provided my ID and was instructed to pay the full purchase price ($800) before the background check paperwork was completed. While filling out the background check application, they had already taken my payment. Only after my money was taken did they say that the address on my ID did not match the address I listed on the application. I explained that the address on my license was old and that the application reflected my current address. They told me I needed proof of address. I then drove about 20 miles back home and returned to the store with a check stub showing my address. When I returned, I was told that it would not be accepted. At that point I asked for my money back since I never received the firearm and the transaction could not be completed. The founder, Steve King, and the general manager, James Tomlinson, told me that they charge a 25% restocking/cancellation fee. This made no sense to me because I never received the firearm and did not cancel anything--the purchase simply could not proceed. I was then told that I could not receive my $800 cash back, and that I would have to wait for a check in the mail with 25% deducted from my money. My question is simple: why was my payment taken before verifying that my identification and address met the requirements to complete the purchase? For a first-time buyer trying to follow the law, this experience felt extremely unfair. I paid for a product I never received and was told I would lose a large portion of my money anyway. I hope the owners review this situation and make it right. Until then, I would strongly advise other customers to make absolutely sure all documentation is verified before paying, because in my case $800 was taken before basic verification was completed. read more

Went in with my buddy to look at some sights for his AR. Short Country fella wearing a cowboy hat with a beard working the counter started messing with my buddy's AR, fitting different sights on. He told us the price of a sight we liked and my buddy said alright I'm going to buy it online. The man then demanded $20 as a "gun smithing fee". Nothing was mentioned before about any charge to touch my buddy's rifle. When we refused and said we can make this a legal matter 3 of them started getting agitated and demanded we leave the store and followed us out with their pistols. DO NOT shop here unless you want to be panhandled by the employees!!! read more

I just left this store 40 minutes ago and I asked for 9mm shells but was given .40. Can I come in when your store opens back up and exchange them for the correct ammunition? I shouldn't have to check after employees after i specifically asked for a particular type of ammunition. My rating will change based on the service I receive. read more

Metro Shooting Supplies - Prof of purchase - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Bridgeton, Missouri

I'm not sure why Metro is getting all this negative feedback. I've had nothing but positive experiences. I'm especially curious about the accusations of racism. Every time I've shopped or gone to their range I have seen a diverse group of people. I didn't get the impression that anyone felt uncomfortable. Also, Metro Shooting Supplies is well staffed so you don't feel like you're holding anyone up by asking questions, and the guys are very quick and friendly to answer even the most basic of inquiries. You can tell the staff is very passionate about firearms and safety. I would especially recommend this place for people who are new to firearms. The staff will make you feel comfortable and take you through everything you need to know. read more

I just came from there. I needed just one box of defense 9mm ammo. You can't look around. They keep it behind the counter. The guy gave me a little baggy with loose JHP rounds in it - 20 for $32. There was a little tag in there saying they are S&B's. With tax, I paid $37.00 for 20. I prefer Critical Defense. They said this is all they have because there is a shortage. (Curious, because I have not encountered a shortage and I buy in bulk.) I needed this small quantity right away for something so I got the small baggy, and vowed never to return. I got back to my computer to check, and I see on AmmoSeek that S&B JHP sells for $17 for 50. Additionally, as I suspected, most experts believe that S&B JHP is an inadequate self defense round. So, to sum up, this is a store that was willing to sell me the wrong ammo at an exorbitant price. If I were you, I would go somewhere else. Guns are serious business. If you can't trust them to sell a few rounds honestly, then what else can't you trust them with? read more

This was my first time visiting the store and I was hesitant because of the low reviews, but I was with a friend that selected this place so that I could research for my first purchase. I was so impressed by Brad....his patience, kindness, and knowledge was exceptional!! I will definitely come back to shop with him. He is an asset to Metro!! Please give him a raise :) read more

Good experience here. They were very helpful with finding a holster. Customer service was the best.

I don't recommend this place to anyone even if they are paying you. This store is only good for shooting and sometimes not even that. They make you put a down payment $1000 on a Sig and after finding out my background check was denied they only returned $750. I'll pay people not to come to this place, they don't do much business that's why they rely on scamming people. Notice the lack of good reviews if people could they would probably give a negative read more

I've been to just about every range in St. Louis. Save for a handful. Metro has knowledgeable and experienced staff. The staff is approachable as well. There are some ranges that don't treat POC very well. Metro isn't one of them. They'll always have my business, I've been treated superbly here. Fair pricing and payment options. Have questions, ask away. They are there to educate you. People who complain about gun prices are leaving out one important factor. If you purchase a gun you get a complimentary 12 month range membership. That is why the price is a bit higher than other stores. But I've never had anything but excellent service there. Been a customer since they opened. read more

I went to the Gun store and range to do some practice shots yes I am a new shooter in a sense but with the sharp shooter in the military nevertheless I went down and fired some 380s and then millimeters the gentlemanin charge range that day he was very rude for some odd reason what he seem to be irritated if I ask him a question concerning a weapon this was after my second time ill still went back a third time with my spouse but today I went back to look at a certain handgun for my dad because he's left handed same guy was a little abrupt but nevertheless I went to cabelas and purchased both of my handguns,staff was very nice I wouldn't recommend metro to no one !!!!! KD read more

Went to Metro to use their range and I had a blast. Literally and figuratively... Seriously though, they are a very, very professional staff, and very friendly as well. You can't beat the location, and being so close to my workplace, Metro makes for a convenient location if I ever want to hit the range at lunch. If you need training, these guys can do it. From what I have heard, their instructors are top notch. I'll definitely be back, and I am thinking that the best way to go is a membership for 199.00. The membership pays for itself considering you get 60% off range fees which can be expensive... At 18.00 per hour for normal members if you hit the range 10 times you're sitting at 180 vs 60.00 . Plus you get discounts on gun rentals, and ammo. Can't beat it. I wish they had a Five-seveN or SCAR 16 in the rental cabinet. Considering these guys just opened not too long ago, its only a matter of time before one is available. read more

Metro Shooting Supplies - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Bridgeton, Missouri

It's an average place to go the range, nothing to write home about. They have crazy rules such as : If a round hits the target holder, you have to pay for it. No rapid firing They charge $21 for an hour when some places, you can shoot the whole day for $21. Staff seems workable, but the prices for firearms are worse than Bass Pro ... Very High!! Basically, I would only go here if Sharpshooters in Affton closed down!!! read more

This is the worst place to go. I came into town for the holiday and wanted to shoot with my son in law to not only bond however also see his skill set. The range requires you to buy their AR shells which ok one bad notch. Then range is small 25 yards the farthest. They then want to charge $10 per bullet that goes in roof which even though I wasn't worried about hitting ceiling that price is excessive. My son couldn't shoot an AR pistol because they need an expert to make sure he can handle smh. Then I was asked to leave because I shot 10 rounds as he say's rapid I'm like really from a handgun when people come in ranges with automatic weapons. I corporate didn't cause a scene even though I was forced to pay $48. I knew it was bogus and racism as the white fellow told me he had been shooting like that and people earlier were as well. I live in the south and I'm so not quick to call racism unless I'm positive. I followed every rule given as I go to the range often back In Georgia. They were telling me they don't want my business and I'm ok with that. I suggest other ranges because they range isn't sufficient to begin with however open late then to have to leave not even a warning because I so called rapid fire my firearm. I ask people to go somewhere else where people are respected. I was dressed properly no sagging etc carry license and all. If I could put a zero I would. read more

This place sucks. Super rude staff . Ammo is way over priced.

RUN!!!! I will never come back but I'm starting to think that's what they want, considering they've been accused of being freaking racist! They have the most ridiculous rule, that by the way was recently instituted, shoot a hole in a $0.50 target holder and get charged $10 per hole!!!!!! Had a new shooter with me who shot 3 holes in a target, they had the audacity to charge me $30, ought to be illegal, what an insult to a customer but in this case, ex-customer!!! Not to mention that being there felt like it was a nuisance to the guy working!!! To all my people, don't dare empower this place with a dime!!! Good luck surviving the economic repercussions of the pandemic since you hate customers so much!!!! My true rating is -5 stars!! read more

The gun range is hot...The sweaty hot and uncomfortable kind with an underpowered filtration system. On top of that you are required to buy their overpriced ammo. To add insult to injury you need to be certified by them to shoot anything of a higher caliber than a BB gun (ok that a little harsh, but yeah need to be certified by them to shoot an AR pistol?) I purchased an overpriced AR (that's my bad) from them and received a free 1 year membership that I did not use because they are still more expensive with their membership than other ranges (think off Manchester). All that said the guys that work there are very nice and friendly thus Metro receives a 1 star in my book. read more

The reason for 2 stars are one thing...prices. Much higher than local shops. Range prices - $18 a lane, not bad, 2 shooters one lane $18 each. Yikes. No other range around charges this when splitting a lane. Need range ammo - $20 a box 9mm no other options...yikes. I get it. You gotta make money on stuff you sell and services, but compared to every other shop within 20mi this is much more than they charge. Also range wise, they nickel and dime everything ($6 charge for shooting their $.50 cent target holder)...I'd never even heard such a thing. Disclaimers everywhere. 2-3 seconds between shots. I get it the average joe is a terrible shot. Still compared to other shops, this is overkill. Turns off competent frequent shooters. $65 to shoot 2 boxes of their ammo and split a lane. Pretty crazy. Shame on me for not bringing my own ammo at a minimum. Last, upstairs pricing for their guns, overpriced by 5-10% compared to other shops around. Pelican cases...wow almost double what you'd find at big box stores or Amazon. The guys who work here were very nice and knowledgeable. Clean shop. Great selection. But the prices are a killer, I'll drive 15 minutes to save $50 on a gun (free range passes or not) or $100 on a case. After checking a few prices I left. read more

As a new shooter my experience with Metro has been all positive. I have taken the classes, made firearm purchases, and have been to the range many times this year. The instructor, (John) was knowledgeable and effective. The other staff members seem decent. The prices for all services and items seem competitive from my little research. I can easily ask for help with anything and immediately get assistance. I follow the rules and stay friendly with staff members, so my interactions at Metro have been fine. I reccomend. read more

Cant recommend this range as a competent shooter. They give you a decent rate if your LE but they charge for literally every little thing. I was shooting a standard silhouette, in which the head extends a couple inches above the massive plastic target holder. I was shooting head shots and pulled one shot into the forehead area of the silhouette, which was in front of the plastic target holder. I get to the desk and get a $10 charge for one shot which was placed into the target area of my sillouette...absolute nonsense. Not to forget, the guy behind the range counter acts like you're an inconvenience just for being there. I'll be driving the extra 15 minutes to UD or Sharps next time for the greater value and cordial customer service. read more

Having grown up in the STL area I have known about this building since I was a little kid. The location is pretty awesome and used to be a party supply store. It closed a few years back and sat empty for a while. A few years back Metro opened their doors and I for some reason ignored it until early February. I know very little about guns. I guess I know more than your average person but that is not saying much in my opinion. I grew up around shotguns and rifles and am a pretty good shot, but those are not MY guns. A year or so ago I decided I wanted to get a pistol for defense and sport. After talking to many of my friends and hopping onto the Google mobile I had my heart set on a Glock 19. HA! Good luck finding one of those right now. They are like Gold. I finally remembered that Metro was 5 minutes from my house and decided to go in one day. When I went in I talked to John. Let me stop right now and just say that John is Awesome... if you go in ask to talk to him. Ok back to the story. John asked me why I wanted the G19 and I explained it to him. He highly recommended I look into a different gun. John was 100% correct. The gun he recommended was a tad bit more but it fit me better and I absolutely love it. The cool thing is anything you buy here comes with a free 1 year range membership! THAT IS A $200 VALUE! These guys are not commission which is cool. I know this is true because I have seen them walk a sale because the gun the person wanted would not be a good fit. My dad was looking and was thinking about a fairly expensive gun. The guy he was dealing with (sorry man I forgot your name) asked him what he wanted it for and recommended that he wait until they get a cheaper gun in. My dad was ready to pull the trigger (pun intended) on this sale however the guy was looking out for my dad's best interest which is awesome! The indoor range is really nice and if you are a member affordable at $6 an hour. It is kept very nice and has excellent ventilation which is EXTREMELY important. I have not had to use them for any classes yet BUT they are priced affordable. Currently a CCW class is $150 which is a fair price. read more

Ill start out with the good: nice, large facility and they offer 1 stop convenience for almost any firearm need. However, the prices are high ($200 on the $520 MSRP rifle I was looking at and $100 on the $450 pistol) the staff is rude if you dare mention lower prices, and their range policies are unfriendly at best. An example is the requirement to buy your centerfire ammunition from them in order to fire it on the range. So not only do you pay their range fee PER PERSON, pay for their targets, but also must pay their ammunition prices to use the range. Seriously shop around unless there is something about their location you prefer or have money to burn. read more

Went in to look for a holster for my P229. I found one, and took it up to the counter to ask about a price. The conversation went as follows: Me: "Can you tell me the price on this?" Worker: "It says it on the shelf." Me: "I didn't see any prices displayed." Worker: "They are behind the product on a tag on the hanger." Me: "I didn't think to look behind all the packages for a price." He stares at me like I'm stupid and I just stand there waiting for a few seconds. Me: "So can you tell me the price?" He sighs heavily, takes the package and walks over to his computer, scans it and says "Forty Nine Ninety Five. Fifty Buck." to which I reply "Oh." I had purchased the same style and brand holster for another gun at Cabela's for $30, so I asked "Are you negotiable at all on prices or are they set in stone?" Him: "Yeah." Me: "Yeah your negotiable?" Him: "You don't go in Walmart and ask them to take $2 for a package of diapers they have listed at $9 do you?" Me: "No, but if I know target down the road has them for $5 I'll ask walmart to price match." Him: "No you don't." Me: "Yeah, I do because they have a price match policy." Him: "Oh, well I wouldn't know, I don't shop at Walmart." Me: "Then why bring it up?" Him: "To prove a point." I start walking towards the door. Me: "All you proved is not only do you have prices nearly double that of your competitors, but you also have zero customer service." Him: "You can leave now." I walked out the door and will never return. I've been in their sister store in Belleville, IL to shoot at the range and they were just as rude. I don't know what it is with this group, but they are the types that give "gun people" a bad name. If you wan't a good range, Sharpshooters STL is awesome and actually has ventilation. If you need a firearm or accessory, try Cabala's, Bass Pro, or really any other shop in the St. Louis area. read more

If I could give them 0 stars I would. My boyfriend is a member and we were charged a non memeber fee. They asked and knew it was our first time there but failed to tell us to give the membership card along with our IDs. The 2 people that were supposed to be helping us had very racist dismissive attitudes and didn't help the situation by calling us liars to our faces. Though the old guy said they tell you this when you purchase a gun, that was actually a lie because he was the one who sold my boyfriend his gun and he never told us that. They know exactly what they are doing and that's getting over on people. We will never go back there. read more

If you are looking for a range that is high on promoting safety, Metro Shooting is the place to go. Improper handling and ignorance are the primary reasons unnecessary incidents and deaths occur with guns. There has to be a lot of forethought about using, maintenance, and handling a gun. I took lessons on using and shooting. The lesson taught safety, stance, and aim and how to shoot. I also get tips on how to improve my shooting aim and technique. I chose Metro for my concealed carry class because of their backgrounds and their views about safety. Everyone I have encountered in the Belleville location has either a Police or military background, which heightens my trust with the information they give me. Anyone can own and handle a gun, but not everyone can control what a bullet hits when it is fired from a gun. Please think safe and be safe. read more

Don't waste your time going to this place. The people behind the counter are rude, dismissive and consider you to be a nuisance. If you're a woman, don't go here, they will treat you poorly, will be rude and condescending and will act like you don't matter. There are many better places to go where the staff is helpful, knowledgeable about guns and respects female shooters. Plus, this range, compared to places like Top Gun, is VERY expensive. Go elsewhere, don't waste your time and money with these inept jokers. read more

This place used to be great. Bought guns and supplies here, took my CCW classes here, had a membership here, referred numerous people here. I think they got too full of themselves for some reason. Now they seem rude, over-bearing and expensive. Ultimate Defense is a much better place. Longer drive but head and shoulders above Metro. I wish they went back to how they used to be, a customer oriented store. Until then, I'll drive the extra 10 minutes read more

Recently I went to this shooting range with a member to shoot for a bit. We were surprised at how rude the staff was and how we were treated. I would not recommend this range to anyone. I know that there are safety measures in place but to treat a member or a potential member rudely is over the top. I don't believe that they really care about customer service and keeping their customers happy. Volume is probably what they are looking for. It seems to me once they have your membership dues you really don't matter and they are not there to help you so don't waste your $200 getting a membership here. read more

Had a great experience at the training course. They are really helpful and knowledgeable about guns and safety tips. I would definitely recommend this class to any new or even old gun owners that need to refresh on their skills. read more

It was my first and last visit to their range. I paid $0.70 per round for Federal American Eagle .223 at their range. In case you are unaware, this is about twice the current market price for this ammunition. They give no discount at all for a second shooter in a lane like every other range I have been to. Each shooter on the lane has to pay the full $18 per head. I have some issues with how expensive my visit was, but the thing that pissed me off was the following: I requested 2 boxes of .223 to shoot. I only shot one box because I was having issues with my gun. When I went back to the counter to pay for the shooting session, ammo, and materials I handed the clerk the unopened box of .223 to take back so I didn't have to be charged for it. He told me that his boss told him it is against federal law for them to take the ammo back. THIS IS A LIE. There is no federal law that states this. It would have been fine if they just told me it is store policy. I don't like being lied to. Because of this, I'm never doing business with this company, and I am telling my friends and family to stay away as well. There are better places to go in the area even if the drive is much longer. read more

The majority of reviews are right on. The staff is completely rude and prices are way, way above retail. Get an up front price before going into the range. After you are finished they will confront you with a price which is $30 higher than what you are expecting. Don't ask questions. The staff will either ignore you or answer with an extremely rude tone unless they believe you are going to spend money on one of their over priced firearms. read more

Just got back from attempting to use this facility. I called ahead of time to be sure I could use my Winchester 32-20 at this range. The gentleman said yes I could. I get there, then they tell me I have to buy my ammunition from them. Of course, they do not have 32-20 ammunition. Why was I not informed of that when I told the person on the phone what I had? I shot here with my son before. Both of us hand load. We had no problem then. So now, if you hand load and want to try different loads you are out of luck. You have to buy from their limited stock of overpriced ammunition. And, as in my case, they don't carry it you are going home. Anyone who shoots and actually knows anything knows you find a load that shoots well and stick with it. Very unprofessional of them to not tell me before I drove there. read more

Open 7 days/wk, Mo-Sa 10a-8p, but on Sundays 10a-4p. I went to the St. Chas Rock Rd location, not the Belleville location. Excellent ventilation and friendly staff. Ventilation is very important at an indoor firing range, so that you breathe in as little lead dust as possible. This place is so much better than Bull's Eye, I'm glad they aren't the only show in town anymore. However, Metro is pricier ($18/hour for nonmembers) and unlike I remember Bull's Eye, Metro charges per person per hour, not just per lane per hour. This means that for two people to share a lane at Metro it costs $36, whereas at Bull's I remember it being $14/lane/hour. Metro does not allow you to draw from a holster, but many indoor ranges have the same policy. The only place I've been free to draw from holster and practice fully as I need to is the Arnold Pistol and Rifle Club down in Barnhart, MO off i-55. Furthermore, Metro demands that you buy and use their targets, not your own. I happen to have a ton of targets that I bought, to practice for qualifications, and I want to use them. Metro will not allow it, and they charge a dollar per target. Ridiculous! I removed a star for that. I had someone with me who wanted to watch, not shoot, and I was told that to join me in the firing area, the person would have to pay $18 "for insurance reasons." I'm writing this review so that when you go, there will be no surprises--- especially since Metro's website sucks butt and is less than informative. Yearly Membership Rates (Two guests allowed per visit): Individual $199..... then each time you visit the range it's $6/hr to shoot. Law Enf. / Active Military $150...... then $6/hr. Seniors $125....... then $6/hr. Spouse Membership $125... then $6/hr. read more

My review will be short and extended when I experience more services provided by dealer. I needed a new holster for my Derringer, my last one broke loose and took itself and my gun into a very icky place. A TMI moment here. So, I need a new holster. For carrying inside like I do, against the skin, they only had 2 brands. The one I purchased 7 months ago and another brand. Not purchasing mine again and the other did not look as if the clip was strong, my baby is butt heavy and may be why my last one gave way. The other holster that would work with my piece was a clip on outer type, it would imprint and would nullify having a conceal and carry. It was a nice solid leather holster, but does not fit my need. As they are a sister store to the Belleville Shooting Range, I am sure they will get more product in. They had a couple nice pepper spray's I liked, but not in the market for at this time. It is a very roomy building where they have the guns and supplies. Not much in the way of merchandise, but the store only opened just over a month ago, so they may still be testing out what they need. There is a shooting range in the basement. I have yet to use it, so no review given. The staff is uber friendly. Even though I was unable to find what I wanted, the sales rep did try. I'll definitely return. Need to get in some range time. read more

I left a gun for sale with these guys in their Belleville store at an agreed upon sale price. They sold the gun for substantially less and told me I had agreed to it (I had not). Tried to talk to the person they said was the owner, Steven King, he said he would call back. A week and several calls later I'm still waiting on that call, they are always "too busy". Don't sell anything through these guys, don't buy anything from them. Once they have your money or your goods they want nothing more to do with you. read more

I bought a gun the other day from the Rock Rd location. The staff was very helpful in informing me of the different guns and what they like about each different type. They are a little more expensive than other places but if you buy a gun you get a free membership for a year which makes it worthwhile. The extra $25 for the gun was worth the $199 year membership for free. The range is nice, a little bit on the expensive side for non-members. If you do a gun rental with a lane and shoot one box of 9mm it will be around $45. Other than that it is a great store, they had a great selection even though everywhere else is completely out of guns right now. read more

Patricia R. : It was my first time at the store customer service was great Steve was very helpful and knowledgeable about the firearms, and was very attentive even when he had to wait on other customers, he would check back with you to let you know that he hasn't forgot you, very personal addressed me by my name each time , thanked me for coming and also reassured me that when I come to shooting range that they would help and assist in any way thank you for great customer service Steve. read more

I don't know about the range but after trying to purchase a gun, the owner seems a bit crazy and not blue friendly. Make sure you talk with him before you make a purchase so you can decide for yourself. Most of the salesmen were good. A couple of nut jobs. For me, it's worth the drive to Top Gun to be treated with professionalism and respect. read more

The store is nice and they have decent inventory. Before we get into the bad, I'll share my firearms experience. I build guns for myself, I've build AK's HK g3's g3k's and of course AR's. I am a firearms finatic, it's my biggest Hobbie and I have a lot of knowledge and training with them. So, this place has nothing going for it. I've been there a couple times over the past year or year and a half, hoping the experience will get better. It never has...at all. Depending on who you talk to at the store you could get a good person or not. more times than not you won't get very kind service. These guys are very opinionated on gun choices, they know what they are talking about for the most part. This being said, if your looking at a gun they don't like but you do, they will give you other options which is good but they don't want you to buy the gun you came in for if it's not the one they want to sell. Once you step on their toes and say you don't want the other guns they offered, they get offended for some reason. I respect their opinions but I know what I want. Then we get to their prices... my lord. There were gen 3 glocks for 50 bucks more than a gen 4 down the street, and the gen 4 down the street was a lipsey FDE glock. THE REASON YOU GET FREE MEMBERSHIP IS BECAUSE THE GUNS ARE $200 MORE THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. The only reason I go to this place is because it's close to my house. So I go there to look at guns and get a feel for them and buy them somewhere else. There are plenty of gun store in the area, go somewhere else to buy. If your looking for a indoor range, there's tons of those too. I personally use ultimate defense in st.peters. simply because it's worth the drive. They have good range pricing, staff and classes. I am normally a very easy going guy but it would make me happy to see this place either change or go out of buisness because it gives the firearms industry a bad reputation. They take advantage of first time buyers and thats the only buisness they make, and I doubt they keep it. Do your research and see for yourself. read more

In short...they suck! Prices and customer service are horrible.