Reasonable price. Probably the most accessible range near this area. Thus it can be really busy on…read morethe weekends. They have a check-in process. Good thing is that they also sell stuff. It's not too boring to look at some when waiting! Downside is that the facility is kind of old. Also hard to see the distance marker. Not an issue for new shooter though.

Only real issue is checking out can take a while if it's busy. It's gunstore with a range…read more They have plenty of rentals and targets to choose from which is nice. You can also run buckshot and birdshot outta a shotgun so you're not forced to buy slugs.

Huge store! Lots of athletic wear! No fishing gear at this location though…read more Employees didn't really offer help but it's fine. Lots of Nike and Under Armor with a smattering of team jerseys.

Soooo I have been at this store before but not really a stop for me when I come to the Great Mall…read more My cousins were visiting and they wanted to stop by since there is no Dick's Sporting Goods where they live. Yes, the store is huge. Yes, it looks organized and clean. Yes, there is a lot of sporting items. Yes, there are a lot of brands featured and available. My cousin wanted some Hoka shoes, she saw some that she liked and wanted to try in her size. In order to get your size to try on, there is a tablet on a stand that has you scan the bar code that is on the inside of the shoe that is on display. Once you scan, the shoe pops up, the colors are on display and the shoe sizes that are available. Using the touchscreen and going through the prompts, you request your shoe to be brought out. You also add your name to the request. On the display it tells you that your shoes will be brought out, less than 5 minutes. Since my cousin had a small infant with her and it was feeding time, I told her that we should sit and wait. A minute passes by, then 2, then 5, then 10, then 20. Meanwhile, I see no sales associates on the shoe floor. No one to ask what is happening. There is an entrance in the back that has signs posted to not enter, employee entrance only. Mind you, we were sitting right on the side of that entrance. Suddenly, an employee comes out, calling the brand and the shoe size of the two boxes that he had. People are scrambling to see if the shoes that are brought out are theirs. Nope. Some people are holding on to the display shoe and asking the associate if they could bring their size. The employee leaves to this illusive wall/door. Waiting, waiting.... Now, I am a very patient person but now we are at the 30 minute mark, another employee (not the 1st one that came out) makes an appearance, once again calling shoe brand and size. Walking a bit and swarming. Who knew that so many people were requesting Hoka shoes at that moment too. Why did the screen bother asking for a name if they were not going to use it. More people swarm the employee asking for their shoe size and they leave before I can say anything. 40 minutes....50 minutes, another 3rd employee walks out and brings another stack of shoe boxes with him. Same show, calls out the brand and the size. Nope, not the Hoka's my cousin wants to try on. Finally, I ask the employee, how long from when I place a request to when someone comes out with the shoe, and he said 5 minutes at the most???!!!!!! The most! I told him that I had been out here for almost an hour and no one has come out, he aplogizes and asks what shoe we want. I told him and he promises that he will be out ASAP with my shoe. Okay....promising. Another employee comes out....people swarm, my shoe is no where in the stack. Every other customer that is in the shoe dept is trying on their shoes, deciding and walking over to the cash registers to pay for their shoes. Not joking after waiting over an hour, finally the shoes for cousin to try on comes out. No, they didn't call my name, but since we had prime seating area to this door, i was able to spot the sticker with the shoe style that my cousin wanted. She tried them on....and NOOOOOO! they were too tight, she needed a half size bigger. Ugh, the future did not look fun if we were going to wait soo long to get the bigger shoe size. But, she wanted the shoe and they were leaving the next morning and there was no time to order online or go elsewhere. I used the tablet kiosk to make another request, I guess I had not learned my lesson. Mind you, I didnt see another kiosk and there was a guy that was perusing and looking like he was online shopping while others had to make their request. I did it and the waiting games continued. Waiting, waiting....everyone else getting assistance.... 10 more minutes....20...30 Finally I asked, where are we on the queue for our shoe to come out. He said well they dont have the size 8, so sorry. Um, we have the size 8, she has tried it on, now we need and 8 1/2, oh, sorry about that, I will be back ASAP. Okay....ASAP means different things for people. Finally, an associate comes out, not calling out names, brands or sizes and I see the shoe box. I told him that is ours. He gives it to me. My cousin tries them on and they fit. Long review, yes. But what a nightmare! Why have a process if it does not work and its not efficient. In a perfect setting, sure I can see instead of harassing the sales associates with wanting your shoe size, there is a system in place for them to get the alert and they come out with what you requested. The sales floor is clean since the only shoes out there are the display and not hundreds of shoe boxes. But, what is in place is not better. Personally, I will never buy shoes here. I would go somewhere else to try them on. I also wouldn't recommend this experience to anyone. Unless, maybe you have time to kill. Maybe.

I have referred some of my best friends to this guy and it was a big mistake. This guy has no…read moreregard for people's time and his communication is, at best, child like. He occasionally shows up late or cancels at the last moment and he even threatened to cancel a DROS when my friends called him out for being ridiculous. So, since your hard earned money is good anywhere, don't waste your time with this guy.

I've used his services for four firearm transfers so far. He's solid, with a dry sense of humor…read morethat I enjoy. He handles transfers only, so this is not a gun store and there's no inventory to browse. Service is by appointment only, and since he's a one-man operation, don't show up expecting walk-in service. His fees are lower than any gun store I've used in the Bay Area, and because of that, he's usually booked out. Again, make an appointment and give him time to text you back, if he doesn't respond by the end of the day text him again because he probably forgot to text you back.

Although their main customer base is LEOs they treat us civilians very well. The selection of…read morefirearms is limited by the state of California but what you will find there is excellent friendly service and exellent knowledge. Highly recommended

Went in for my pickup today. Ryan helped me get the processing done. He also gave me some info on…read moremy handgun which I wouldn't have thought of or had the knowledge of without his input. Great selection as far as gear and accessories. Firearms where a little slim for anything on the CA roster which makes sense as they're primary base is likely LE. Nonetheless would go back here for anything else if they were in closer proximity to my res. Great store, great service. Thanks Ryan!

CHRISTMAS GIFT EXCHANGE NINE MONTHS LATER…read more When most of you clickbait this review of the title you maybe be asking yourself "Isn't there a 30-day limit for exchanges?" That's true. Last year for Christmas my cousin gave me a 49ers hoodie that was youth large; my size is regular large. When I went to this location I tried to exchange the hoodie for another size, but this store didn't carry that hoodie in stock. With the balance of the return I tried to find a 49ers apparel I liked. I couldn't find one I liked. Therefore I decided to accept the store credit for a future purchase. The credit I received was an in-store credit meaning I couldn't use it to purchase an item online. I went to the Dick's Sporting Goods website to see if there was a 49ers item that looked appealing. I waited several months until I found a 49ers apparel I liked. That event occurred last September. There's a saying "You don't find the clothes the clothes find you." There was 49ers hoodie I really like better than the original hoodie my cousin got me for Christmas. The hoodie had the right red color and the classic SF insignia along with 49ers lettering. I used the in-store credit and paid the remaining balance of the hoodie. Dick's Sporting Good has abundance of items that seem overwhelming, but sometimes they aren't a lot of items regarding sports apparel.

My go to place for all recreational activities, they have great selection and the prices are…read morereasonable. It's spacious and the stuffs are friendly.

I don't write many 2-star reviews, but I think this experience warrants it. I took the firearm…read moresafety class with Brian, and unfortunately I can't recommend it. Brian was unprofessional, rude, and had a habit of belittling students. He made the learning environment uncomfortable by embarrassing people rather than constructively correcting them. While I understand that it's not an instructor's job to be friendly or to "hold our hands," there's a difference between being direct and being outright disrespectful--and Brian crossed that line. In terms of content, the class was heavily skewed toward theoretical discussions, such as legal frameworks for self-defense and broad topics on conflict and society. While some of this information was interesting and well-explained, it dominated the day, leaving little time for actual hands-on firearm training. The balance between theory and practical instruction was way off. Additionally, while Brian welcomed questions, he often responded by making students feel stupid instead of providing clear, direct answers. This approach, combined with his condescending attitude, discouraged people from asking questions at all. A firearms class should foster confidence and competence--not intimidation. I gave it 1 extra star because instructor Spencer was amazing. Overall, I did not gain much practical, in-depth knowledge about firearms or safety. If you're looking for a class that prioritizes hands-on training and a professional learning environment, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

While I do think Brian had knowledge to share, the way he goes about sharing it was fairly off…read moreputting. He prides himself in using a "Socratic method" of teaching by responding to students' questions with another question. Even if he considers himself some sort of philosopher I would personally appreciated it if a simple question from a student such as "how does this work?" could be addressed more directly instead of being answered with "how do YOU think it works?" Simply said, it would have been a more efficient and pleasant experience for everyone if he could just put his narcissism and fragile ego aside. All in all, I have some gratitude towards Monarch because I did learn something over the course of my time there. However, since then I've moved away and sought training elsewhere I've realized that there are many training centers and instructors out there that are much much better, both in teaching methodologies and credentials, especially you're willing to leave California.

Customer service is the best. Owner is very helpful and…read morelets you take the time to browse and compare. Offers sharpening services and a wide variety of knives. I have ordered items not in the store and they ensured they got them to the store for me in a quick manner. Didn't sit in things for weeks and wait to call the distributor. Handled things immediately and quickly keeping me on track.

had knives sharpened here a few years ago and don't recall leaving a recommendation. they did a…read moregreat job on my German and Japanese knives! professional, informative, and prompt/ quick turnaround. highly recommend.