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Centennial Gun Club 34,000 square feet......is open for business!!!!!!
FYI, members only opening was on Saturday, Jan 4th,
Open to the public Sunday Jan 5th.........28 lanes, 25 yards indoor, 5000 square feet of retail space,
Yep, I know, ammo prices are high......but they got ammo!!!!! New state of the art electronic target systems, great ventilation, nice lounge area.
FWIW......
Sigh.. Still avoiding centennial gun club at all cost!
You didn't listen to me.... FacepalmOriginally Posted by ChunkyMonkey
"An armed society is a polite society when a man may have to back his last words with gunplay."
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Hope others do.. Regret it very much
Why is that?
Groundhog day.....
Well, my son and I went there on Sunday not realizing it was the grand opening of the new facility. I bought a new pistol and wanted to work it out, but since it was so darn cold wanted to go to an indoor range. We got an 11am slot and went over. Signup process was fast and it was clear that they had done this before. Lots of people there because of the grand opening hype, but their processes worked efficiently. ROs were observant, polite and helpful. Not overbearing like at some places. The guy in the lane next to use was shooting an AR, which was loud, but the barrier helped reduce most of the shock waves. A little pricey, but hey, we were out of the cold. Overall, we had a very good experience and I would do it again.
I have a friend who is a member, and she likes it because she feels safer shooting in a controlled environment, rather than up in the hills. I prefer to shoot outdoors, and since most of the time the weather in Colorado is nice, not sure I see the benefit of an expensive membership at this time. Prices on ammo, firearms and FFL transfers were tipped to the high side, so they would not be my first choice for these items.
Overall, a very nice, professional facility and it is good to have more options available for shooters of all types.
Chunky Monkey........PM me with complaint, I think I read about it earlier. Everyone stumbles, and its not the way to do business. Have had some turnover of management for the better..........
Its still one of the top indoor shooting facilities in the country and its right here.
I had a membership to this range before they expanded to the second building. I declined to renew when they only had the 6 lanes in the first location. They WAY over subscribed the membership for that mini range and the only way to get a lane reserved is if you put in a reservation 3 - 4 days in advance. Maybe it will be worth joining again, but I want to give it a good 6 months to see if the same over subscription issue happens again. Its pointless to pay for a "Membership" to a range when there are 87923427923498792340981234 members.
Maybe I'm just too sensitive, but I have never received any service from there. Just glaring eyes, like I'm a thug with no money and there to window shop. Asked a simple question to test their knowledge and was immediately belittled.
My friend bought a firearm during the 2013 panic, called to confirm prices and it was $35ish. When the firearm arrived the prices were changed $65 (i don't remember the exact prices), no notice on the doors. Would not "work" with him, and he was not a new customer.
Firearms arrive from FFLs, takes them weeks to enter everything and for them to call you.
TNT I'd rather shoot outdoors, deal with a smaller shop where they care about returning customers.
"An armed society is a polite society when a man may have to back his last words with gunplay."
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