Range Masters of Utah

I came here with a Groupon to shoot at the range. The building is right by a business park, and feels like I took the wrong road getting there but then it popped up. Going inside I was surprised to learn it has been in business for 16 years. The store itself appeared rather sparse, or at least a good amount of unused floor space. We were greeted politely and our Groupon was happily accepted. The range was clean and no one was there for the entire hour we were there, though we did go at 5:30pm mid-​week. We were given two targets each, which were halves of large target paper with an orange bulls-​eye sticker on the back.
The store was clean, as was the bathroom. There was also a room for concealed carry classes. I will be back using a Groupon, or if I want a quiet range to shoot on, bringing in a gun and ammo.
Pros: Friendly, less foot traffic — had the range to ourselves
Cons: limited gun selection, nothing to carry guns and gear from counter to the range (no plastic tub or anything).
Neutral: Ammo pricing wasn’t great. $ 22 for a round of .40 cal, when pricing has been falling everywhere — you can find it for $ 15 now. Groupon comes with 9 mm ammo, but I inquired about other ammo.
Strange: the range asks you to sweep your shells into the trap before you leave. The trap is a good 15 feet behind where you are shooting, so it was a bit more work than I would have expected. I’m used to kicking shells from where I shoot onto the range in front for an employee to sweep later.