Shooters

RYAN and JHONE,
Are the greatest and helpful they making sure what you need and they will be there to help

Four years later I decided to give them another shot (no pun intended). They’ve cleaned up their act and everything I whined about four years ago is now dismissed:
1.) The employees are no longer dicks nor will they blow you off.
2.) No longer will they nickel and dime you for dumb shit, minus shooting their binder clips. That will run you $ 5, well actually a trigger happy girlfriend ran me $ 5, a reasonable person will never hit it.
3.) They now give you detailed receipts — even listed the binder clip…
4.) Only rented one pistol from them in a while, it was clean. Don’t know if that is the exception or the rule.
Caveat — for those that are coming here for the first time or if it has been awhile, expect to attend their 8 minute video orientation. It’s boring, bring popcorn.

Safe environment, friendly and knowledgable staff, no hassle experience. I enjoyed my time there. Their motto is spot on «Cheapest Therapy in town.»

I like going here to shot my pistols. The place is warm in the winter and air conditioned in the summer. The staff has always been courteous and helpful. Oh, and the bathroom is always clean.
If you are planning a handgun purchase they have rental handguns so you can try them out. Actually shooting a particular handgun will tell you much more than handling one at the sales counter.

First time at range earlier today, Thursday afternoon about 4pm. Was slow and received a lane in about 15 minutes. Signed in, and since it was my first time at Shooters watched safety video which was no problem at all, and understandable per safety. Video was about 8 minutes long and went over gun safety and general range safety and etiquette. They give you a card so when you return, you won’t be required to watch the safety video again. Range cost was $ 12, paper targets $ 1.50 (2) for a total of about $ 16 with tax. It was slow, which was nice, only 3 in range, and 2 including myself when I left. Staff was friendly and answered any questions. Purchased first handgun the week prior, so wanted to get out to get some experience with it, but was hesitant being a «noob». Gun safety I understand and have practiced and was at ease with with first experience at Shooters and staff.

Took my newly acquired pistol and rifle to Shooters this afternoon. My wife and I had a good time. Watched a safety video, glad of that requirement because I have read some reviews of guests’ lack of knowledge and experience… Gentlemen at the desk were helpful. It was very busy on a Saturday afternoon as to be expected. The firing range was ok. I could tell they haven’t been worked on it in a while. The ventilation is really the only serious complaint I had about our experience. Even with the 20 or so fans, none of them are circulating air outside or vice versa.

Had a very enjoyable morning shooting targets and spending time with my sons. Great place.

I had a really decent time shooting here and coming from a state that practically wants a blood test and DNA sampling to shoot at a range, it was nice not getting the third degree for wanting to shoot a gun.
At first glance, it looks like a tiny little shop by the roller rink but once you’re inside you see that it’s a brightly lit inviting store. I was sort of turned off shooting ’cause I hated my old gun so I was practically dragged to the range. I had to sit through a 2 hour class, attend a weekend class and take a test the last time so who could blame me really?
The guys here were really friendly and helpful with the operations of their place. We put an ID down, watched their safety video and got a lane in very little time. We didn’t stand around and twiddle our thumbs waiting for the next step and someone was always communicating with us which was terrific.
The prices were reasonable, $ 12 for the first person and $ 7 for the next I want to say and no limit on time which is phenomenal. I hate feeling rushed and not allowing myself enough time to work on the fundamentals.
I will say that their merchandise selection is a little on the weak side, especially compared to another local gun seller sharing a name with a tree. However, they’re a decent range and they’ve definitely got that going for them. This could definitely be my once a month outing once the pain in my shoulder goes away. Yay!
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Pros: Decent prices, knowledgeable staff. 12 $ for first person on lane, 6 $ every person thereafter up to 5. They enforce the range rules very well — no dangerous rounds and they enforce a one-​shot per second rule which I personally like.
Cons: This place is packed all of the time, good for business owners, bad if you have to waste an hour of your Saturday waiting for a lane. If you’re looking to start another business in Augusta proper I recommend some shooting lanes :)
Staff is rude, all three of them working today were curt, short, and rough around the edges.
The shooting range has zero circulation, you will be blowing lead and gunpowder into tissues for 24 hours after you visit. This was the biggest problem by far — I might consider bringing a surgeon’s mask.

I would rather drive to Atlanta and shoot at a range there then come back here.
1) Customer Service: ¹⁄₁₀ — Got the «Your an outsider feeling» and pretty much got shrugged off or got very simple answers with no attempt or care to even make any money.
2) Range Quality: Boy Scouts could have probably constructed a better quality range.
3) Selection and Price: Poor selection on hand-​guns, like any place if you rent you have to use their ammo but they upsell the price of ammo, especially when you rent.
4) Poor selection for purchases. You can probably get a better deal online or if you have base access you can get a lot more on base or from other shops in Augusta.
I definitely recommend you look elsewhere unless you have to absolutely pop a few rounds off.

My brothers in law and I went here to shoot my Colt Python and AR-​15. I was a bit shocked to see that rifles, shotguns and pistols could be used in the same lanes. It was extremely busy. Every lane was taken.
People were nice. I looked up at the wall and saw a shotgun I’ve wanted but could never find in stock. I even asked for a discount which they gladly obliged. So I bought it. Turnaround time was pretty quick for my shotgun purchase (10″). They didn’t have any shotgun ammo in stock but I usually don’t buy ammo at a range, anyways. I like to bring my own.
The lights at every interval did not work. However, where do they work in any range?
We loaded the 357 and proceeded to shoot. Then we fired off 100 rounds of 223 in my AR15. The space is decent but because of the crowds, it was harder pulling out my long guns out without getting in someone’s way.
At the conclusion, I picked up that shotgun. They asked if I were from the area and I said no, so they put the range fees on the house (a range session is complementary with a gun purchase). There is a decent selection of ammo. However you’re better off bringing your own ammunition. They have a decent selection of holsters, gun accessories and gun cases. No reloading equipment or knives, though.
They have a good selection of pistols, shotguns, rifles and Pool tables. Yes, you heard that right. This is not just a gunship and range, you can play pool and buy supplies for billiards.
I liked the folks who worked there. Then again, I get along with most people. We went back again for a second shooting run. It was a good time.