Tulsa Firearms

Walked in to look at accessories and was told they didn’t have time. Getting ready for a class and someone could help me on their break. Didnt take the time to ask if I was a part of the class, which I wasn’t. Just a customer walking in to look and possibly make a purchase. Bad customer service, won’t be back.

Been a member for over 35 years. Bought life membership when they offered that. Things have consistently gone down hill every year until now I will never set foot in this place ever again.
The guys working the desk think they are gunslingers from the old west, and have the bad attitude to go along with it. One is like six foot seven and is the worst. They belittle customers in front and behind their backs. Don’t even think about taking a woman with you as they belittle them like females are idiots.
I had bought a machine gun from them, and now can’t shoot it there with the wait one second between shots rule, to go along with the endless scroll of never ending rules that change by the month. No other range in town is so restrictive. They have so many rules on how to bring a firearm into the facility you have to stop at the door to read the novel that is posted. Then you have to think about all you read and go, can I bring my gun inside or do I have to lock it in a safe, take the safe in, have it inspected, unlock, place only one gun on bench, keep ammunition separate, get the… What the hell is going on here.
The bright side to this review is this. There are some modern ranges now in tulsa, ran by people who like other people, who like to have fun shooting, and talking to customers instead of trying (unsuccessfully) to intimidate shooters.
The place is dirty, run down, poorly ventilated (blow your nose after shooting it will be black, yeah gross) and uses space heaters and is still cold in winter.
A better experience awaits anywhere else I am sorry to say. So much for paying big bucks for the life membership. Thanks a bunch Riley.
Isn’t it interesting that all the negative reviews on tulsa firearms are hidden by Unilocal,and only the good fake ones from two guys from California show up.

Just moved to Tulsa from California and went exploring. My girl and I love to shoot so we came by to see what they offer and are in love! Both guys working were extremely nice and helpful (the opposite of California shops) they took the time to answer all questions we had even though they knew we couldn’t purchase any firearms yet. The shop was clean and organized and the firing lines were great. Gun selection was a little small but they can order for you! Overall the best experience we have had in a shop in a very long time. we will be back to purchase and shoot, oh and we will be joining the membership! Highly recommended!

Good for New and experienced shooters alike!
A review from some who lives in Pacifica California might seem odd at first. But I have two things going here. Family in Oklahoma and and a love of firearms. I really enjoy when those two converge for a fun time at the range. Tulsa Firearms provide the perfect place to meet and shoot.
They are easy to to find being located close to highway 169 at 61 and Garnett. The place is air conditioned (it’s an indoor range). And they have everything at the range you could need.
Like most gun ranges they start out having a bit of attitude. Hey it’s mostly a man’s thing to shoot) But just let them know you have a new shooter in the group and the attitude goes away completely. In its place you will find a group of people with a professional attitude who are they to help you every during every step of your learning process.
If you already know your stuff Tulsa Firearms can still provide you with much more than just simple range time. I found out they also offer classes for the new and old shooter alike as well as CCW classes for people who want to carry concealed.
More about the range. Not only is it air conditioned, it is also a safe and courteous place to shoot. Even when they know you Tulsa Firearm maintains a watchful eye to ensure all their patrons have a good time. That mean everyone follow their rules. I also notice the other people who go here are very good at lane cleanup when they are done. Nice to see since some of the ranges I go to the other shooters leave brash and trash behind them. But I didn’t see any of this at the lanes at Tulsa Firearms.
Final note, I make it back to Tulsa only a few time per year at best. Even so I like the range some much I bought a membership. That fact alone should say the most I can about my enthusiasm for this fine Tulsa business.