My husband and I never get the chance to spend time or do anything without our baby. We found a…read moresitter tonight and we're excited to go shooting. We walked in at 705 started doing the intake form. we were never told a thing when we walked in and started the forms. Until after my husband started walking away from the intake kiosk we were suddenly told "we're not taking any more shooters tonight because we'll be closing down the range in about 20 mins." If it says it's open til 8, then stay open til 8. If not- SPECIFY THAT ITS 730. You don't understand how important little breaks of freedom are to new parents. Update your hours online or stop with the false advertising.

My first & possibly only time getting to go here since I'm moving and after looking for a new place…read moresince Bob's closed, this place did not disappoint! Joseph Rufiange and his team-personable, professional & likable I have met in a long time! Not gun snobs or know-it-all's like I've experienced with other places that shall remain nameless! The facility is quite spacious and very clean and the atmosphere is great! Up-to-date lanes and plenty of room to just enjoy yourself! Hope to get there again some other day in the future! Joe and team - don't ever change!!!

Best Gun Store around, Theift shop feel. Great prices,Layaways,trades and payment plans. Very…read moreinviting feeling from everyone including patrons and Employees.

I purchased a used Mossberg 500 and after a total failure of the firearm (due to the previous…read moreowner's misconduct), they were awesome enough to fully refund my purchase even though I had the firearm for over a month due to the ammo shortage keeping me from bringing it to the range!

Jim has a great selection and the best prices I could find. He's incredibly friendly, knowledge and…read morehonest about his product. Highly recommend.

This place is a hidden gem! A small building with an AMAZING inventory. It has the atmosphere of a…read moresmall town business with lots of friendly service. The prices are the best I've seen in the area with no pressure from sales people. Two thumbs up

1st, the supervisor Camden along with all staff are excellent. As a female, competitive shooter, I…read moredeal with a lot of condescending know it alls. I typically shoot at the ranges. I belong to, where people know me. Nobody knows me at Granite State. It was so nice not to have a man hover over me, putting his two cents in, before I even pull the trigger. I was offered help to reach the target stand (which I was grateful for since there were no stools). Other than that, I was left alone, which I was very grateful for. Note, I went on a Saturday afternoon and the place was slammed. Make a reservation before you go. Very safe and family friendly

I say, based on…read moreexperience at several ranges throughout the state, I can say that this is, in fact, the friendliest range in New Hampshire! Staff were all professional, polite, and more than accommodating. Selection was vast as far as pistols and rifles, however I did not see any automatic options which may sway some visitors. Regardless I had a wonderful time and am thankful to the staff! Good show!

Anthony was amazing and walked me through the process to get my first suppressor. I've bought quite…read morea few guns from them and used the as an FFL for stuff Ives had shipped. Excellent place to work with.

Owner thinks he's Rick from pawn stars. Outrageous offers for purchasing fire arms. Haven't…read morepurchased before but NOT a business for selling. Very condescending and I received an offer over 1,500 dollars higher from a different gun store.

Great service! Vinny is excellent. Did a really nice trigger job for me and repaired my 30-30…read morelever action. 5-stars!

I love this business! Lots to choose from and top of the line in fixing my bang bangs to my…read morespecification.

I know what they are talking about with regards to "Down Range". I was here in the Fall with some…read morefriends who are members. I was looking up the location because they were talking about getting together soon. I would rather shoot my bow that shoot my pistol. I'm not comfortable with having the pistol range "Down Range' of the rifle range. There is so much land there. Why don't they have just a rifle range and just a pistol range. Why combine the two? I am sure the club has rules, but so much can go wrong with the way those ranges are setup. Otherwise, I didn't go into the club house so I can't speak of it. I did like that water along the side and one thing I will do with my buddies is to do some fishing there.

When you hear someone with a Southern accent talking about "goin' to the range," the image that…read morepops into your head is exactly what you'll find here. A hidden entrance, a long dirt road, a log cabin-style building, and some cleared ground. They have both an archery/trap range and a rifle/handgun range, but it's all self-directed, which I'm not really used to. We came with friends who are members and knew to bring their own everything. I've never been to a range before that doesn't have eye and ear protection available to rent or buy, so make sure you're prepared before you come. I had a few major safety concerns, which didn't end up being a problem because we were alone. But considering some of the people that show up to other ranges, I'm surprised I haven't heard about any injuries here. When you walk toward the rifle ranges, you are actually downrange. There is a paper sign warning you to look out for people shooting at you. This is terrifying. The path should definitely be widened so you're not in the direct line of a stranger's fire. *EDIT: I heard they're actually working on this. The rifle ranges are a set distance, with lines suspended for pinning targets. There is no pulley system, so to check your accuracy you actually have to walk downrange. If there is someone else shooting near you, you have to interrupt their session or wait. Pulley systems aren't expensive, and they would allow some flexibility in the length of the bay as well. Overall, it's a fun place to shoot because it's informal, but with nobody watching you it's easy to skip safety steps. I'll probably still join, but I hope everyone remembers that they are holding something that can easily injure and/or kill the people around them.