Extremely rude and unprofessional experience. I went in because the website clearly stated that FFL…read moreprivate transfers were offered, but when I arrived, I was immediately met with hostility. The owner used profanity and told me he doesn't do transfers for anyone he doesn't personally know--completely contradicting what's advertised online. If that's the policy, it should be stated upfront. Wast of my time! There's no excuse for treating customers this way. I would not recommend this business.

Everyone here is just awesome. Mark took great care of me on a firearms transfer and a difficult…read morefront sight replacement. Having been an FFL myself, I highly recommend these guys for all your firearms needs!

Great place! Friendly, knowledgeable people. Modern, well kept range and a great weapons shop to…read moreboot.

Came in to buy some range ammunition. Guy at the retail counter seemed very tired and annoyed I was…read morethere. I believe his name was Jake. Jake asked ME if I'd prefer 115gr or 124gr ammunition. I said 124 and he actually replied "wow you're picky aren't you". This is ammo for my every day carry firearm that I spent $2000 on. Yes, I'm picky. I know what runs well. Next I asked about their 22lr ammo. he brought over a big box of 333 Winchester rounds. I asked him "this don't run well for me, do you have CCI mini-mags?" And instead of a yes/no, he decided to tell me "I've never had that issue. my gun runs any 22 ammo I put in it". I DONT CARE WHAT YOUR GUN DOES. ANSWER MY QUESTION. I left the store livid, with 2 boxes of cheap ammo that was way upcharged. I would rate 0 stars if possible. Absolutely abysmal experience.

I recently took the Intro to Pistol class at Bristlecone Shooting, Training & Retail Center, and I…read morehad a really great experience. Luis was the instructor for the class, and he was excellent. He's extremely knowledgeable and clearly has a lot of real-world experience beyond just working at a range. He explained everything in a way that was easy to understand, answered questions thoroughly, and made sure everyone felt supported throughout the class. I was initially a little hesitant about taking a co-ed class since I had no prior firearms experience, but Luis immediately set a very welcoming, relaxed tone. He was calm, approachable, and easygoing, which made a big difference. I never felt intimidated or out of place, and he was very patient working with me as a complete beginner. By the end of the class, I felt comfortable, confident, and genuinely excited to keep practicing and come back to the range. Beyond the instructor, the facility itself is great. The staff was friendly and helpful, the environment felt respectful, and even the other patrons were welcoming. I also really appreciate that Bristlecone offers a wide variety of courses for different skill levels, along with discounts when you take classes, and special offerings like free Tuesdays for women. Overall, this was a really positive introduction to shooting, and I'd absolutely take another class here especially with Luis. Highly recommend for anyone new and looking for a supportive, professional place to learn.

Took my CO CHP renewal course. Really nice facility - range and classroom…read more Well-organized and efficient conduct of the class given the number of students that needed to be accommodated.

One of the Best Firearm shops I have ever visited…read more Dagan is an amazing employee that will take care of you. Incredibly knowledgeable and well stocked I think Bighorn is a place that a newbie or seasoned military/police officer could shop. Prices are competitive with other places.

Ryan is the man. Great service. I called in to get assistance and he was extremely knowledgeable…read moreand helpful. Evan and rest of the staff are friendly and helpful as well. I would recommend this shop.

I always have good luck at Dick's ( what that sounds weird)....Sporting Goods ( okay better??)…read more I really like their private label DSG....great compression tights, 2X1 running shorts etc. Huge selection of pretty much anything you want

Who reviews a sporting goods store? I guess I do. LOL. The wife recently purchased a tread mill,…read moreopened a line of credit and we got deferred payments for a few years. I wanted to get a Yeti cooler, so we went back. We needed the manager's assistance because we wanted to continue that deferred credit. I do hate paying interest on anything! During my visit, we worked with both the managers and an employee. Wife purchased new tennis shoes for the tread mill, while I ended up with my cooler and cool new Nike hoodie. Great shopping experience! Come check these guys out!

This is a small gun store that I wasn't aware of until I drove by it. But, you know I love a gun…read morestore and just can't drive by one without stopping to check it out. The man that owns and operates it is named Warren and he loves to chat about guns. He is a veritable encyclopedia on modern and older firearms. His business is primarily taking in consignment firearms and selling them as well as buying estate items. He does have a few new handguns that are worth perusing. Parking was simple and the building is clean and organized. I have a few rifles I don't use that I might employ him to consign for me. I think this business serves a valuable purpose and does so at reasonable prices. Thank you Warren for the great chat. PS. I love the photo of the woman with the pistol. Very alluring.

I have worked with Warren on a number of transactions, both buying and selling, He's always…read morehelpful, fair, and informative. Highly recommend.

Great atmosphere, very knowledgeable people expert craftsmanship. I do all my business here. It's a…read moregreat place.

This is a solid gun store in the Denver Metro area. The selection of firearms and accessories are…read morequite good. It's an especially good place to find magazines. I did find it a bit "clicky" and it's very clear they have regulars and cronies that get served better and faster than those of us new to the store. Their prices are on the high end of retail, very near MSRP which is traditionally high. They have a great selection of the high end stuff like FN SCARS but the prices are higher than most. I also didn't really enjoy fending off two shop dogs that were constantly sniffing me. They do have a Silencer Shop kiosk and that's much appreciated.

Took my AR in to have a muzzle device swapped. Robert swapped the device and noted how much red…read moreloctite the rifle builder used when he put the muzzle device on. Upon inspecting the rifle at home I noticed the rail was torqued to where one of the anti-rotation tabs at the top broke. When I put my suppressor on the new muzzle device the alignment was off because the suppressor wouldn't seat flush because of a burr left by Robert when he used a wrench to put it the device on. I was worried bringing it back in, like taking your car back to a mechanic who damaged it in some way, but brought it in anyways. When I brought it in he was chatting with the Fedex lady and nobody was in the shop (he wasn't busy at all). I very calmly and humbly asked him to take a look and when I put the alignment rod in to show the alignment was off he flipped out, took the gun, and said "I DON'T NEED YOU TO TELL ME 5 TIMES!!!" and stormed off in a tantrum to the back to de-burr the device. When he came back I said "Hey sorry if..." and he cut me off, yelling at me that he doesn't need me to waste his time by telling him things "more than 3 times" (this time it was 3...lol). I never repeated myself btw...this was a deflection tactic that was really sad to watch from a grown man with a head full of gray hair. Then he went on to say something to the effect of "wrenches don't fit perfectly and when you torque things down to spec that happens!!! (meaning putting a burr on my muzzle device) Still, I maintained a humble voice, telling him I wasn't trying to say he was a bad gunsmith or anything like that and he basically said "yeah have a nice day" and so I left. Imagine that. The guy ruins the rail on my brand new $1700 rifle, damages the $185 muzzle device, and then has a temper tantrum when the customer comes back...even when the customer is NICE and tip toeing around his ego. This is what I get for trying to support the small guy in a dusty old shop full of broken bb guns on display (lol) instead of going to much better shops in Denver. Since Colorado is a one-party consent state, meaning only one party needs to consent to the recording, I was fortunate enough to document this transaction by recording the audio of the entire thing. Good luck, Robert!

I have heard people raging about this little shop so I stopped in to check out their Bond Arms…read moreselection. Once I found the placed tucked into the edge of a residential neightboorhood I walked in and was greated by a very friendly gentlemen. He gladly showed me the bonds as well as several others. They had a great selection of handguns, ammo and accessories. I have also heard people rave about their gunsmithing services but I can't speak for them myself. All in all a great little shop, prices seam aroudn MSRP but everything is negotiable.