Bull’s Eye Indoor Range

The guys that work here are wonderful! They take the time to answer your questions and give suggestions. I’ll definitely be back!!!

I like to shoot here. Kinda x pensive but I was shooting .380 and I guess it is. The range is pretty OK not as loud as some but then I was shooting alone. Good selection of zombie targets. Staff is non annoying. The ambiance is funky town but I like that.
I know what you’re thinking. «Did he fire six shots or only five?» Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But being as this is a .500 S&W Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you’ve got to ask yourself one question: «Do I feel lucky?» Well, do ya, punk?

Nice shooting range. They were very helpful and the prices were inexpensive. Had a fun time with my sister and bro in law. Brought my younger boys and wifey.

Friendly staff, no-​pressure atmosphere. There military special deal on Tuesday gets you in for 3 bucks stay as long as you need.

Bad customer service upstairs. Haven’t shot in over 15 years; called and asked what is needed. Not once did they say I had to have another person with me to rent. Understand the suicide policy; but when you don’t communicate that to a new and past shooter, that’s just bad service. Check out the Marksman in Puyallup. Called and said you can come in and shoot solo; no one else needed with you! Bullseye is a bust. Looking to buy a gun and will not purchase from these guys. Sorry Bullseye, you completely missed the target with me!

I like this place. Staff is cool and prices are fair. You can find cheaper ammo down the street though.

My wife and I went here for the first time and enjoyed it very much. The staff are really friendly and they don’t push certain weapons on you. Prices are decent I guess, therefore, that is the only reason I gave them a four star out of five. I have yet to compare it to other places I plan on visiting. Overall though it was awesome and I will go here again.

The shooting rang here is your typical shooting rang, not the best, but not the worst with that being said, still a good indoor shooting rang to shoot guns here,
The staff here is very friendly and helpful and seem to know there stuff, so if your looking for a indoor shooting rang in the Tacoma area, I would suggest this place.

Good range, observant range masters, good supplies. Highly recommended. Plus military discounts!

When I visited there was one person on duty. He was working the outside counter. There is no safety observer at this facility. Would not recommend it to anyone.

I could not wait to shoot my new gun. I wanted to go to Fed Way Discount because they are so great and the place is so clean, but I went to «Bulls Eye» in Tacoma, because it was closer and my time was limited. Now this place is a dump, a real «hole», in a shady part of town. The range itself is the temperature of a meat locker, and the ventilation sub par. Granted it is a gun range, not a beauty parlor, but hey Fed Way Discount and West Coast Armory are clean, have clean restrooms, and look professional, with sharp clean shaven employees, not this place. Bulls Eye, looked like an old saloon turned into a gun range. The one guy working there was not overly friendly, but not rude either. The lousy part was he acted like he was doing me a favor by taking my money. Business 101 folks, you are the customer, you are the one with the money. I will not be back.

I have shot here pretty regularly for about 5 years now. This is one of the better indoor ranges I’ve ever been to. Their prices are fair and they’re open 7 days a week. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and they carry a good variety of targets/​equipment and ammo, as well as typically a decent amount of rental firearms.
I often hear staff offering advice and tips to newer shooters seeking it. It isn’t much to look at, but then it’s a gun range not a restaurant, the layout is good and everything is functional. Lanes run ~50ft. Any time a firearm or target holder malfunctions and someone needs assistance they are prompt. They have a variety of special shoots: Monday is Ladies Night, Tuesday is Military Night, and they often hold classes, Zombie Nights, and even Full-​Auto Shoots (off premises).

This is actually a 3.5. Went there for a Friday afternoon date with my wife and it was $ 65 for two shooters, a 9 mm and 50 bullets. Because we’re new to this I’m not sure if thats a good or bad price. That being said, they had a variety of guns and targets to use which we loved. The staff was friendly and helpful and there was no wait for a lane.
The only suggestion would be to have a first time shooter, safety type video available. We were handed a gun, bullets, eyewear/​ear wear and sent to our lane. Both my wife and I love law and order so we got the just of it ;-) but a quick tutorial would’ve been nice. At least letting us now how to load the bullets. To that effect the sales staff did come in once we grabbed him to assist but it was a shaky beginning.

Awesome, helpful staff. They were ready to help with whatever we needed. The place was a bit run down and old, but I still felt very comfortable and at ease. Stuff to rent/​buy or bring your own. Ladies night Monday!

Very helpful and friendly staff!
Tuesday Military shoot for free, Monday Ladies shoot for free!
This range isn’t state of the art, but it is more than enough for those who just want to go in and do a little practice. They are open everyday of the week from 9am-​9pm and really do what they can to help you out. They also offer classes for those who are just learning about firearms.
Yes, it does need a little updating but it still has all you need to go in and have a good time. Lots of guns for rent and the prices aren’t that bad either.
Pros: Hours! Military/​Ladies days, helpful staff, TONS of targets, good (not great) prices for lanes, ammo and rentals, seen lower and high but for the area they are priced pretty fair.
Cons: Only 12 lanes meaning a lot of times you must wait (go in on a weekday before noon for no wait), not very well lit, the lanes are a bit beat up. Looking at the dividing wall between shooters makes you glad you weren’t there the day someone put a round in the wall between him and someone else.
I will go again and again!

I am a weapon friendly patriot. I went in two weeks to try a few weapons before I pursue buying one, and I received the most friendly service, great customer service and the most laid back and knowledgeable staff I yet to come across.
And I sure did fit in with the bearded crowd. I felt like home away from home.

Oh boy, is shooting fun!
Super easy and laid back cashier dude. He was huge, burly, and grunted mostly.
The rentals are expensive & the lanes are run-​down. It is definitely dingy, but I think that is the point.
You can rent everything you need as a first timer; ear plugs, glasses, pistols, etc. to purchase, they had pricey ammo and a wide variety of targets, from basic to zombies that bleed green to Osama bin laden. On Wednesdays you can rent one of their homemade mannequins that are dressed up in hats and wigs as targets, lol.
$ 18 for two on a lane. If you being your own gun, also bring your own ammo purchased elsewhere. It’ll be cheaper.
I had a great time here, but the lack of customer service and direction can be very intimidating for a first timer with no training, etc.
A bit about me!
I’m a conservative liberal left winger who understands right wing issues and appreciated them, ha! I have a degree in economics and that contributes to much of it. I love animals and foster shelter dogs. I swerve to avoid running over squirrels, but love shooting a buck for a delicious and healthy stew. I’ve traveled to Moscow, Kazakstan, France, and Canada. America. Is the best country ever, but we are also the least knowledgeable about poverty and devastation. Enjoy venison stew or a freshly lassoed sheep to have it sheared and butchered up for dinner, and you will feel five times stronger and younger! Lol, I did!

This place is cool, wish it wasn’t so far away. It could use a good cleaning and mate some updating but it is a fun place to go and it is indoor, that is important in the NW.

I’ve visited and shot at many ranges both indoor and outdoor. Bullseye is certainly not the nicest, or most modern and up to date. The ventilation could be better, the booths could use some more light.
However it’s convenient, open 7 days a week with long hours, and you can shoot rain or shine. When you go in be prepared most times for a long line. Right now firearms are more popular than ever, and this place stays packed from my experience the past couple months I’ve been going. The gentlemen working the counter with a pony tail is extremely courteous and professional. His only fault, sometimes he can talk a little too much with as many customers there are waiting. The other kid working there, well depends on if you catch him on a bad day or not.
Be prepared for a couple things. First they hold your drivers license while you shoot, regardless if you rent a firearm or not. I personally don’t care, but some people get bent out of shape on this one. Second, and my biggest gripe, they charge a $ 5 «lane clean-​up fee» if you don’t buy at least $ 10 of stuff (ammo, targets, etc) from them on each visit. Personally I laugh about paying them to clean-​up because I reload so when I leave the bay is clear of every single brass in sight.
For me each visit runs about $ 30 for lane fee, box of 9 mm ammo, 2 targets, and tax. That’s pretty spend, and if I continue to frequent Bullseye I’m going to signup for a membership. $ 200 and shoot all you want, no fees whatsoever.

Range=Not Recommended.
Gun Store=Recommended.
Over the past few years I’ve made several trips to the dingy Bulls Eye lanes, and I’ve talked to the sales people on many occasions for quotes on firearms. The shop’s prices are competitive, but the range (at about $ 18 for two people at one lane) isn’t one of my top choices for bustin lead.
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THE RANGE
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* The Lanes: The lanes have the standard automated target holders and table space. Compared to the other local ranges, Bulls Eye is in desperate need of maintenance and remodeling. The backstop seems to be of an obsolete design, I saw someone shoot one of the panels off. There are tons of holes and scratches on the walls & ceiling. The lighting is a bit dim. The sound dampening could be a lot better, because there is a echoing blast with every shot.
* The Rentals: There is a wide selection; however on my last visit many of the handguns were «out for maintenance.» There are a few nice 1911s (Kimber & Springfield) that are about $ 12 a rent.
* Location: The parking lot is fairly small, a section of it is reserved for the café across the lot. I’m not a fan of the «aroma from Tacoma.»
* Customer Service: The staff that I’ve talked to was always laid back and glad to help out. However, I really don’t like my range bag being inspected. They do allow rapid fire up to three taps.
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THE GUNSHOP
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I highly recommend the gun shop!
Very competitive pricing, and customer service is fast to give prices over the phone.