This class is full of awesomeness! The instructors are really patient and take their time to help…read moreyou get the fundamentals down. Whether you are new to shooting or a seasoned veteran you will definitely learn new Krav Maga efficient survival tactics! I thoroughly enjoyed this class! I can't wait to take the level 2 class!

We initially found out about Warriors Call Tactical Solutions when my wife was inquiring about a…read morered dot for her gun. Rob asked her to attend the Combat Pistol Level 1 training first to each her how to shoot rather than rely on a laser. The class itself was well instructed, and a very safe environment for all. Over 20 students in the class but yet you still got one on one instructions and training throughout the exercises. Everyone there was patient with all the different levels of shooting experience and made it a great environment. We can't wait to take the level 2 course and send our young adult children through level 1 to let them have the same fun we did. My recommendation for future students. Dont forget the required equipment, in addition to gloves you can shoot with, plenty of water and sunscreen. Keep an open mind and do your best.

Wow. That's about…read morethe sum of it. Wow. Ever shoot at something too small to see with your naked eye from over a quarter a mile away? Wow. The sound takes so long coming back to you that your brain won't let you understand that you really did hit the target. It's a very very weird experience if, like me, your normal experience is in shooting at targets only a couple of hundred yards away. Chris Gesualdo, the owner of Fixed Sight Training has a 500 yard shooting range set up on some ranch property he rents way the heck out in Centennial . . . kinda like in the Nebraska part of Centennial:). (Actually, only about a 45 minute drive from LoDo). Chris is a great guy and a very experienced shooting instructor. I'm so glad I paid for a private tutorial on long range shooting and it came with a whole bunch of extremely helpful technical shooting instruction. By the end of about two hours I was regularly hitting pie-plate-sized metal targets from over a 1/4 mile away in a 5 mph cross wind using off-the-shelf ammo (Remington Accutips, 165 gr) in my 30-06 Remington 700 CDL using a Leupold VX-3 3.5-10x 50 mm scope. Tomorrow's the first day of rifle elk season and while I don't plan on taking a shot over 300 or so yards, if the occasion arose and I was presented with the right opportunity, given Chris's instruction and the knowledge acquired from his expertise, I wouldn't automatically reject the shot. My consideration, as always, would be "am I confident that I could kill that animal with just one round?" But now, given my experience with Chris, I've just expanded exponentially my self-confidence, as well as my humility in understanding the incredible power and responsibility that comes with that kind of training. It's really a pretty amazing experience, and if you want to increase your shooting skills I'd highly recommend that you go out and pay Chris a visit.

Truly a top notch place to go shooting. A group of us chose the private lesson and did not regret…read moreit. First of all, Chris at FST was fantastic. He was flexible with his schedule and the weather, was upfront about pricing and any limitations on the day, and was very knowledgeable in a group with varying experience. It's about 45 to 1 hour out from downtown Denver, but well worth the travel. The range is nothing, fancy, but it's got the distance and does the job with fun targets. It was very cold that day and Chris graciously opened up his RV to warm up in between rounds. He gave us great instruction, but also let us shoot as we saw fit within the ground rules. We had the opportunity to shoot a handful of different guns at a handful of targets. Overall a great place for shooting and being coached up, would definitely recommend, especially if you want to take a group out shooting.

The birthday girl decided she wanted to shoot guns for her big day, so a plan was set up. Funnily…read moreenough, Centennial Gun Club hosts events and parties. Obviously, lots of specifics need to be taken care of before any shooting can take place. While we all signed the waiver before arrival as asked, there were some computer complications that showed otherwise. However, all staff were extremely friendly! Upon entrance to the club, you are in the shop-which can be overwhelming for a novice. The staff that work here in the shop as well as throughout the entire range are extremely helpful and knowledgeable. We had a specific instructor assigned to us for our time here, and she was absolutely superb. The gun range itself is well set up with clear safety protocols in place. Any hobby at this time in 2026 is going to be pricey. However, if guns are your hobby, this would be a good place in terms of what you get for what you spend.

It was my first time at Centennial Gun Club. We went for a birthday event that included a brief…read moreintroduction class and time on the bays with our instructor. Julie was incredible. We had a variety of experiences and comfort levels with shooting, and Julie made us all feel comfortable and safe while meeting our diverse needs. As a novice, it was definitely worth the cost to have the extra attention while shooting.

Thank you for a very positive experience. Michael was very committed to the success of every…read morestudent in the class. The class size was a very do-able eight people, so the one-on-one at the shooting range was great. Michael was very informative, and his delivery of the class materials was well-received by the group. As a novice gun owner, as well as a timid one, it was especially helpful that Michael was so patient.

10/10 customer service. They have free shooting for women on Mondays, and a great military/ first…read moreresponder discount! This is a great small indoor range for rifle or handgun practice. They have weapons, ammo, targets, ammo, and PPE for purchase if you forget anything. Make sure you bring your license and call ahead as they do have some rifle restrictions!!!! If you're shy go on a weekday during work hours and it should be mostly just you there!

Staff was friendly and helpful. I went during the week, so the range was not too busy. Highly…read morerecommend

Great service, people know their metal and a cool outdoor environment. Decent prices, helpful staff…read moreand a large selection to try.

I loved my time with Caryyn. Being a former Marine, she knows her stuff when it comes to firearms…read moreand training. I took the concealed carry refresher course and was glad of it. The new laws alone are worth taking the course! The live fire portion of the course can be very intimidating but Carynn's calm, professional demeanor makes it much less so. I plan on training with Caryyn for years to come and highly recommend that you contact her for any new or returning shooters.

I got everything I needed from this class and more. I was looking for an instructor who is…read moreknowledgeable, caring and focused - someone who knows their stuff and is safe to learn from. Carynn is all those things and more. I am a military veteran who has not picked up a firearm in over 15 years. She was patient, and informative, safety-focused and trauma-informed. 10/10 recommend for anyone in a vulnerable (or any other) community who may want to learn this skill, without fear of intimidation, harassment or other GOB club nonsense.

My husband and I took the class together. It was an excellent experience. First, it was so easy to…read moreget signed up and the owner, Dave Heath, was hands-on helpful with any questions and flexible when our schedule changed and we had to modify the date of our class, The facility where we took our ""in person" portion of the training was completely and conscientiously Covid-compliant. It was a comfortable place to learn. Our instructor, Dave Heath, is outstanding in his knowledge and ability to instruct on the laws and gun safety. Furthermore, his instruction at the gun range was terrific and helped me, a first time shooter, gain confidence and basic skill. My husband had been a marksmen in the service decades ago, and he explains that Dave was great at helping my husband remember his long-forgotten skills. This was a hybrid class that the State of Colorado now allows in the midst of the Covid pandemic so we took part of the course in person and part online in a Zoom class which worked beautifully. We highly recommend the Colorado Gun Class Safety and Carry Conceal course and commend Dave Heath as very very good at what he does!

Loved the class. Dave is a great teacher, easy to understand. Full of experience and knowledge…read more Firearms "wisdom" at its best. Recommended.

Seller claims to have properly handled background check appeal form. They didn't…read more They didn't give me the form causing me to not be able to handle it properly, and didn't understand what they even did wrong. I wouldn't waste time with this shop, they don't take any responsibility for anything.

First gun store I've ever been to where the owner treated me with respect despite my lack of…read moretechnical gun knowledge. Highly recommended. Fair price for service. Down to earth, polite, cool dude and a pretty darn cool storefront.

After reading Karen's comments in a Facebook group concerning gun rights after declaring she was a…read moreNRA licensed instructor, and then refusing to provide credentials when asked, I felt the need to write a review. The post was concerning someone open carrying a long rifle in the State of South Carolina, a state she (Karen) doesn't reside in, but felt the need to express her blunt opinion anyways. She commented on the post and said, "it was stupid, provocative and unnecessary." Just wondering how an individual exercising his right to openly carry a long gun, which is perfectly legal in South Carolina are the things you said? Are you saying exercising a right is "stupid, provocative and unnecessary"? It clearly states in the NRA ethics guide... RESPECTING OTHERS a. Trainers respect the rights of others to hold values, attitudes, and opinions that differ from their own But clearly, Karen was on another path that day. There were many comments and none of them showed respect towards one exercising their legal right to openly carry his long gun. The old saying, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all was thrown out the window when Karen showed up to the post. Will also be filing a formal complaint with the NRA on her rude attitude. Hopefully Karen can learn from this mistake and will help her become a better advocate for gun rights in the future.

WOW!! My husband, Jeff & I took Karen's class yesterday, and it was worth every penny. The…read moreclassroom instruction with hands on demonstration made a novice like me feel way more comfortable around firearms. Safety first and always, learning how to load the magazines, how to line up the front and rear sights - I mean..who knew you were supposed to keep both eyes open when aiming a gun? We didnt! This is just some of the information she taught us and it was all invaluable. Then the last part of the class was spent on the gun range, again...another great part of the day, remembering safey while loading the guns, shooting targets and having fun. We can't thank you enough Karen, your class was the bomb!!

A free day at the Plains Conservation Center. A small but interesting museum and helpful staff…read more Replicas of 1860 sod houses and life on the plains at the time. The houses are located a good , hot walk from the visitor center, and I guess you can't drive closer.. our hike suddenly ended when we came upon this large snake! The staff was unfazed-a common beneficial bull snake-got our hearts racing!

I had no clue this place existed until I went looking for Girl Scout outings…read more We had a wagon tour of the place and it was absolutely phenomenal. I wish I could remember his name but he said he had been there about 5 years. And there wasn't a question asked that he couldn't answer. We learned about erosion at the water table. We learned about prairie ecosystems. We experienced what it was like living in a sod homestead. And we got a brief overview of the Cheyanne way of life. All of this was followed by s'mores. We saw the eagle nest and several pronghorn and dozens of prairie dogs. The eagles weren't around but they should be back in the spring. If you are looking for a fun and educational experience not too far from Denver, this is the place you are looking for.