My daughter and I went there to sight in her new ,22. I rented a .22 revolver. Signing in was…read moredisorganized and somewhat rude. I said we had brought our own ammunition - told we had to use their ammunition in the rental gun. After firing one cylinder full (of their ammunition) I opened the gun to find the extractor would not work. Took it to counter and asked for assistance. Was told to hit the ejector rod on the counter! No more shooting of that gun for me. On signing out they could not find my drivers license (required as security when renting). Counter staff insisted I check my wallet multiple times. Then when they couldn't find my license simply faded from sight. I asked to speak to the manager who finally determined that they had given my license to a previous renter!! Manager called the other renter who generously returned and exchanged licenses. In my estimation these people could organize a sack race much less run a gun store/rental gun range.

Booked for a birthday party Friday at 630 pm. Arrived with 10 shooters only to be told we had no…read morereservation. Staff were extremely rude , made no effort to correct their mistake and made no appolgogy nor did they try to make things right. I would not recommend this place simply on their customer service alone. These people aren't qualified to run a lemonade stand !!! We ended up going to straight shooters in the N.E. Was absolutely awesome, first class in everyway. Took us in with 30 mins notice. Joseph was patient intuitive and we all had a great time. Would strongly recommend

great displays and inventory. the staff here are helpful and…read moreknowledgeable Samantha was so professional, friendly and encouraging. thank you to the staff for an exhilarating experience. I highly recommend whether you have experience or like myself ,first time.

I've always been a big chicken around guns. My spouse decided it was time that we hit up a gun…read morerange so I could get over it. He'd been here twice before so knew what he was doing when we arrived. The staff could have chosen guns for me to try but I'm glad I went with someone with more experience than me who also had an understanding of what I might like. I thought I'd be nervous but I wasn't at all. The orientation was really helpful and provided good reminders. You've gotta have a healthy respect for the guns at all times. I had envisioned myself taking ridiculous photos with them to show off to my friends and by the time the orientation was done, that was no longer a consideration. It's kind of a dumb idea and dangerous. It turns out that loading a magazine with bullets and firing guns is a good time. Who knew? I had no qualms about asking questions and the Range Officer was very friendly and helpful. I didn't feel like a dummy requesting help if I needed it. I fired four different guns, including a .44 Magnum. Holy smokes, that's an insane experience. Talk about dangerous. It took specific instruction from the Range Officer and all of my arm muscles and concentration to manage firing that gun safely. What an eye opener. Yes, it can be an expensive outing but if you can handle it, I think it's something you should do once so you have a true understanding of what handling a gun is like and how important safety and awareness is. This certainly made me realize that never in life would I want a kid, cocky individual or intoxicated idiot to have access to a gun. My only wish was that I had my own target. My spouse and I had to share targets with other people so after awhile it was hard to see where my bullet holes were. It would have been a nice souvenir.