Great selection of guns and ammo. A fantastic range and lots of classes & activities like steel…read moreshooting and other competitive style activities.

This place is absolutely phenomenal. I have been going here for years. Yesterday I went in to pick…read moreup a gun that they ordered for me and Andrea and her team were absolutely phenomenal. There is nothing more that I could have asked for. They even added two extra magazines to my order for free when I came in to pick it up. If you are at all on the fence about coming in even just to walk around, I highly recommend it!

This is now called Legion Arms. The staff is helpful and nice. I am a premium member and use the…read morerange often. I have also rented some of the firearms. Anytime I have had an issue, they have been more than willing to help.

Great company for all of your firearms needs. The owner as well as their employees are very…read moreknowledgeable and professionally Friendly! I highly recommend them!

Very knowledgeable staff very reasonable when ordering high ticket items and very personalread more

Bad service, high prices,and manager is a know it all that treats customers like crap.read more

My husband and I come here as much as we can when we want to shoot the guns or bows…read more They have a few areas for each type of shooting, including a walk-around course for archery. The archery area is nice and wooded with decent trails leading to the target housings. It can get crowded, as they do have some organized events going on with clay shooting and such, but overall its a good time and a nice place to shoot. PROS: Nice grounds well maintained bow and gun friendly CONS: organized events can hack up your morning if you're unaware of them when planning to go shoot TIPS: Make sure to take your targets (none provided--which is typical so don't act surprised!) and something to tack them up with; Clean up after yourself or I will personally deliver a harsh beat-down to you. "Leave it like you found it or better!!"

nice range, good folks, helpful, polite, I came in not knowing anyone and right away I had members…read moretripping over themselves to sponsor me. They have a lot of upgrades in the works. The club boasts an archery range, rifle and pistol. The reason it's only four stars, no trap or skeet permitted, no steel targets permitted. There's a reasonable reason for this but still, these additions would make the club perfect. Glad to be member and I encourage everyone to check them out!

My dad and I did a road trip and wanted to try shooting. I only shot a BB gun before. The clerk was…read morevery nice and patient as I asked a bunch of newbie questions. Showed us the the basics and was happy to help when one of the rounds was stuck. I have nothing to compare it to but the price seemed fair. I think we paid about $60/50? for the 2 of us, with a shared lane & gun rental, targets, and ear/eyes protection and 100 rounds. Would love to go back but that is a bit too far.

Great, helpful, and friendly staff. Prices were reasonable. We rented their guns. No misfires and…read moreaccurate. Counter staff even came in and occasionally checked on us to assure that we had no issues.

I recently moved from NC and had a great shop I could rely on there... so thankful to have found…read morethis place! Sean has been so helpful and knowledgeable with the many questions a ~50 year old woman can throw at him!! I highly recommend this shop and cannot thank Sean enough for his time and care!

These guys have a good selection / inventory, but that is all they have going for them. Rude…read more Arrogant and bad advice. There are other firearm dealers in the area who treat their customers with respect.

permit says designated clay targets but that is misleading as there is no designated area for clays…read moreand no refund on permit

Disclaimer: I am a current member of Northside Sportsmans Association, but just a regular member…read more I was invited to shoot at NSSA a couple of times before I joined, and going there and shooting at their facilities is what sold me. They really have something for everyone. A nice covered pistol range with targets at 7, 15, 25 and 50 yards. The rifle range is also covered with 50, 100,200, 300 yard targets available. Also there is trap and skeet fields, an indoor and outdoor archery range, and a place for shotgun patterning. The main clubhouse is fairly large and the biannual Gun Bash has some of the best guns around. They host CMP events, trap and skeet clubs, have range days for children and women. Overall they club is very family friendly, and safety is always the first priority at all of the ranges. You can hunt on the club's land during the appropriate seasons, and I have heard talk of building or converting an existing building into an indoor pistol range. Now for the bad. First the website is totally shit, and who thought "ws" for the TDL (top level domain) was a good idea really has no idea. Second, some of the "senior" member are so uptight that shooting with them becomes a chore. I feel as if the Life members think it is their private club, and since you are just a regular year to year member or not 50+, that you are trespassing. Third, every time you go to the range, someone will be there that has/shot every gun, and wants to tell you all about it. Finally, the gun bash tickets are pretty hard to come by for regular members. The "senior" members seem to get all of them, so very few are left over for regular members. But despite of the negatives, I enjoy the club, and it is a fairly decent value. The 2012 dues are $75 a year, but I believe an increase is coming next year. For the most part people are pretty friendly, and facilities are some of the nicest around.

Have been a member here for many years and enjoyed the club as well as shooting here and at other…read moreclubs within the tri-State area. NSSA is certainly at the top of the list. As in all sportsman's clubs, there are a variety of members, many friendly and good to work with, some not. But with maxed out membership of about 1,500 and shooting sports for everyone, as well as tons of volunteer opportunities to make things better, I look at it all with a much more positive attitude than that other poster. Come out and shoot with us on an open to public time and see for yourself. If you need help ask, if you don't want help just be a safe shooting sportsman or be prepared to get help so that the rest of us are safe. Well, some major changes as senior officer resigned this past month after an intense audit found major holes in his accounting of funds (cash), which was suspected for many years. Sad when someone you trust doesn't have the backbone to be honest and simply resigns rather than have to explain his dubious actions. But the club is now better off and will move forward under new management, with stricter accounting policies to limit this type of activity in the future. Still a great sportsman's club, and I highly recommend it!