The other shooters here are not very smart. Maybe with a more serious firearm safety rule breakdown for new shooters, or more rangemasters at the lanes would prevent a lot of the firearm safety rules being broken. I saw multiple shooters have guns outside of the designated booth area; plus they literally flagged everyone because they just swept their gun across the crowd as they walked up to their lane to get started. And people would walk through the double doors without paying attention and often both doors are open, allowing the sounds of gunfire to echo in the rest of the building where people aren’t wearing ear protection. There was of course new people learning so they don’t have the best trigger discipline when they’re in their lane. Some people would sometimes turn their head around to talk to someone while their hands are still holding the gun often causing the gun to flag the shooter to the left or right of them slightly. Honestly, I will not shoot here again. Instead I will drive further, and pay more, to go to other ranges where the shooters are better aware of and follow the universal firearm safety rules more. I don’t wanna get shot. The employees are noticeably, nice and smart. The shooting range is very cheap at $20 per person per hour for the pistol lanes. Maybe just need more emphasis on the firearm safety rules before allowing shooters near the area. If they implement some better education and enforcement on the firearm safety rules then I will go back. Stay safe.

I have had great experiences in the range portion itself, yet I decided to purchase my Sig Sauer M400 Tread less than 30 days ago and when I finally got the opportunity to use my rifle ay the range I loaded it up to shoot click… nothing happens I take it too a gunsmith and he tells me it’s a dud. I called reds and they told me they could do absolutely nothing for me and to just accept the fact I was sold a dud for $1500 . I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND FOR ANYONE TO BUY ANY RIFLE OR HANDGUNS FROM HERE.