Centennial Gun Club

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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03

Hell that makes the annual fee of 349 with no monthly @ BluCore seem like a great deal.

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Keep in mind the prices listed were for 2 memberships (COUPLES).
Blucore is $0.00 1-time & $49.08/mo ($589.00/yr) for 2.

Singles prices are

Range...........1-Time Fee.....Monthly......Reference
Centennial...... 173.50............29.95.......http://www.centennialgunclub.com/cen...-club-packages
TriggerTime......350.00............32.00......http://www.triggertimegunclub.com/th...ships/personal
Bluecore.............0.00............29.08*....http://www.blucoreshootingcenter.com/l-8-belong.aspx

* 349/yr/(12 mo/yr) = 29.08/mo

Stopped in the other day to check it out. I would maybe join but I would to spend a lot more time on the range (not necessarily a bad thing) to make that monthly rate for me and my wife worth it. Their prices need to come down a bit.

Did some checking on MEMBERSHIP TRANSFERS.

TriggerTime's memberships ARE transferable, for $50.00
Centennial's are NOT.

Both indicate they are willing to look at case-by-case issues and help out, if they can.

Guys Im seeing some misinformation here.
Memberships untill groundbreaking on the larger club are $173.50 for an individual and $30 a month, the 173.50 is a ONE time fee, not yearly. It also gets you 5% on some ammo and specials, some guest passes, a couple free rentals ect...
(also the P-mags are like $18, not $50)

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Originally Posted by stevelkinevil

Guys Im seeing some misinformation here.
Memberships untill groundbreaking on the larger club are $173.50 for an individual and $30 a month, the 173.50 is a ONE time fee, not yearly. It also gets you 5% on some ammo and specials, some guest passes, a couple free rentals ect...
(also the P-mags are like $18, not $50)

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This post http://www.ar-15.co/forums/showpost....4&postcount=41 seems to already say much of what you report as misinformation.

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Originally Posted by james_bond_007

This post http://www.ar-15.co/forums/showpost....4&postcount=41 seems to already say much of what you report as misinformation.

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I was refering specifically to the one that said the 173.50 was a yearly fee and the one that said P-mags were $50

There is a place near Arapahoe and Peoria in the Tech Center called Centennial Gun Store. I went in there over lunch the other day to look around. They have some AR stuff and mostly domestic guns (Smith, Springfield, Glock, Kahr). The range is something like 21 yards. The only ammo restriction is no steel core stuff or black powder stuff. You can shoot rifles on the range, and they even have an AR rifle to rent. $18 per hour for range and they recommend you call ahead for a spot, even during the week.

I haven't shot there or anything, and couldn't find another review. One thing I liked, was that they had a bunch of Comp-Tac Mtac holsters in stock, and even have the standard 1.5" black clips in stock as well.

I plan on shooting there over lunch someday, and will report back when I do. Anyone else ever been there? It has been so long since I've bought a gun, and I have so few guns, that I really couldn't tell you about their prices. I just assume all retail places are more than I want to pay.

Stu you work over in thy area? If so lets grab lunch.. I'm just a few mins from there

I called them today for some .300blk ammo, but they apparently dont carry it.

I have not been there, but am told that their prices for firearms are at or above MSRP. Not necessary to pay MSRP in today's market. There are other places to go with much better prices.