Firing Line

DO NOT GO HERE. If I could give Firing Line a zero I would. I walked into Firing Line today and stood at the gun counter for ten minutes. Three employees looked right through me. Not a hi, how ya doin and most importantly can I help you. After they were done goofing off they all proceeded to help other customers who came in behind me. Strange that everyone they helped other than me were white guys. I am half Irish, half Native American. I asked to speak to a manager and he apologized and asked if he could help me. I told him no thanks and drove a couple of miles to the South and bought a gun at Gander Mountain. Too bad, I had a couple grand in my pocket ready to spend at a local business but went to a chain store instead because the staff at Firing Line were a bunch of dickheads. If Firing Line wants to contact me about this my email address is

Always great to go in put rounds through. Next time back will be joining as a member!!!

As a frequent customer to the firing line I have never really had any trouble there at all. The staff is always friendly despite being very busy at times. Even on busy days I haven’t had to wait long for a lane at the range, even before I was a member. The membership fees and use fees are both reasonable, and even though I haven’t bought anything more than ammo and range time the other prices seem fair as well.

I went in and bought a handgun today. I needed one immediately for work. Prices are fair. I walked in asked one of the guys if they had the exact gun I needed his response was, «Maybe.» Then another guy walked me to the gun I needed. I paid the $ 7 for background check and waited. While I was waiting the guy who was helping me was looking at another gun. Two rules «Treat all guns as if they’re loaded» and «Never point the muzzle at anything you’re not willing to destroy» are two of the 4 major gun safety rules. Well they need to teach this to their staff at the front counter when handling firearms. And please hand people guns without the magazines in them. Lastly after dropping $ 550 on a gun a «Thank you» or «Have a nice day» would’ve been nice. I said thank you and got a «Yup» response. I won’t buy from them again for their non-​existant customer service

I went in as a new gun owner and needed help picking out some stuff. I need magazines, optics, muffs, targets, ammunition, a case, and help. Luckily the prices were super awesome and so were all the staff. I walked in with my guns and walked out with everything I needed. They helped me pick out everything and fully explained why some pieces were better than others. They even threw in some free targets. I dont live close by but they were super friendly and if I have the chance to return I most certainly will.
Thanks firing line.

Me and my son have shot here a few times, We have always been treated well by the staff. given plenty of range time unless it was real busying you got the full time you paid for regardless. they deserve an attaboy.

First visit to this range. Will not go back or recommend it to anyone! Price was lower than other ranges I have been to in the area, but you get what you pay for. Very poor ventilation and rude staff. Staff even made a comment when leaving that I could not take brass out of the buckets. Thing is, the bucket I took from was one I had been filling the while shooting; therefore, all I took was my own brass! I would say the owner needs to invest in training their staff in good customer service!

Awesome place. The staff here is very helpful and nice too. One of the nicer indoor ranges in Colorado. Only downside is they only allow handguns, but that’s for safety reasons. Highly recommend it here.

James took his time to help us out to find our perfect gun! Very good place with good price too!

I don’t have a lot of firing range experience to compare this place to. I was lucky enough to go with a friend who’s a member. The Firing Line seemed to have two sides: 8 lanes for non-​members and 8 lanes for members. At 4 pm on a Friday afternoon, the members side was full and there were probably 5 – 6 people waiting. With unlimited range time for $ 15, I could easily imagine waiting for a long, long time for a lane to open up. The members side was only us and one other guy. It would probably be worth the membership fee if you went even just once a month. At the very least, it will save an impatient person like me a ton of frustration.
I will definitely consider getting a membership here. You can also rent handguns, which will be nice for a beginner like me who is still trying to figure out which handgun should be my first.

Rude staff, very unwelcoming atmosphere, we decided to head to the family shooting center instead. Felt like the staff was on edge with their job, and all carrying guns made me uncomfortable as well.

I went there a few times back in the day.
All of their employees have handguns strapped onto their belts and I wasn’t terribly impressed with any of the ones that I dealt with. They seemed to have the typical big gun shop attitude of «hurry up and say what you need to and buy something so that I can move on to the next customer».
Considering the cost of today’s firearms, that kind of attitude just doesn’t make it for me.
I did try out their shooting range a few times, but after getting hit in the face with a piece of copper from a neighboring shooter’s bullet (not in any way his fault) I decided that enough was enough. I haven’t been back and have no plans to go there again.
Others opinions and experiences can, and probably will, vary, and that’s fine, but this was mine.

I had been meaning to try this shooting range for a while but never found the time. I do most of my shooting in Lakewood (during my work lunch). On this Saturday I was going to be in the neighborhood and brought my gun and ammo to check it out. The girl by the shooting range was nice and all she did was take my money. The price of this range is very reasonable ($ 14 +tax). There are a lot of lanes, so even on a busy day you can find some open lanes, it’s very clean and well lit. I see a lot of complaints about the staff and I’d say the complaints are valid.
After shooting over a 100 rounds (did pretty well on this day) I decided to check out the guns and some magazines. The guy that came up to help me was not very helpful at all. I’ve been to OD Green Supply in Westminster and the individual was extremely helpful. Here, however, I couldn’t the guy tell me anything… it’s like if I didn’t know the question he wasn’t going to help or volunteer any answer. I hope Firing Line owners/​employees see this comment and work on their customer service. I am giving them 2 stars only because of their clean facility.

After reading the incredible variety of reviews, I was expecting to be underwhelmed. I mostly came in for the range, as it’s fairly close to me, and a lot less expensive than most other gun ranges in Denver. I came on a Wednesday, early afternoon, and I pretty much had the range to myself. The facilities were clean, well lit and ventilated. The target tracks were digital, with a number of pre-​set positions. They didn’t give me a hard time about my ammo, or try to upsell me on targets. The cost is $ 14.00 plus tax, so call it $ 15.00. I didn’t qualify for any discounts, but it you do (police and military) it’s even cheaper. They don’t bug you about time, and the rules are all the usual ‘don’t be a dummy’ gun range rules. After shooting (as an aside, man do I need practice!) I wandered around the shop, mostly looking at the hand guns. They have a large and varied selection, and the prices on new guns are right in line with your average gun-​shop. They also have quite a few guns on consignment, and those prices ranged from good to excellent.
I should explain my 5 stars: this place gave me exactly what I asked for, with no fuss or hassle, and at a better than average price. I know that a large shop like this, and especially in the gun world, can have employees who are arrogant, obnoxious, or both. Of the four people I dealt with, they were all courteous, professional and pleasant. As with all reviews you have to take this with a grain of salt, but my experience here was great.

Decent range, pretty good prices especially if your military. I like that, there is no time limit on your stay, however I don’t like that you have to pay per person apposed to per lane.

This firing line is so helpful and professional. It is always fun when I go there to fire my weapon. They are friendly and extremely helpful. I go at least once a week and in most cases twice a week and I have never been disappointed in the employees and help that they have given me. They are very knowledgeable and always will to assist me.
Mary E.

I surprised my sister for her birthday by blindfolding her in the car and driving her to Firing Line to shoot. She was very surprised and we had a great time. Hpwever it was not a five star experience because of the surliness of everyone working there. I am in no way a shooting expert and don’t pretend to be but the employees here were more than condescending when I asked apparently stupid questions. If you’re looking for a an indoor range Firing Line provides you with what you need but just don’t expect top of the line service.

Extremely arrogant and rude staff. I am a LEO, Firearms Instructor and Competition shooter. I was there to buy a 3,000 rifle (SCAR) when someone behind the counter scolded me for leaning on the counter. Then proceeded to tell me what rifle I should buy when it was obvious he had zero trigger /​knowledge about said rifle. If you are a new shooter please avoid this place and go somewhere … Anywhere else.

I read the previous ratings and thought this place wasn’t good. But it was closest location to me, so I decided to try. This is my first range experience aside from my 30 minutes of M16 training during basic training in the Air Force. The employees were exceptionally nice and responsive. I had a good experience overall.

I like this place! I have been here three times in the last month and have had a pleasurable experience each time. First time I came in on a Saturday on my quest for a derringer (which they didn’t have at the time) the place was packed but I was handled professionally and quickly. The second time was yesterday when I purchased a handgun — the place was pretty empty. I worked with a gentleman named Russ and he was informative without being condescending. While waiting for the gov’t approval to come through I talked with another man about a rifle that I inherited from my father — again a very knowledgeable person. He also gave me a few pointers on identifying another rifle that I had. I came back today to finally shoot one of my rifles (you can shoot 22 rimfire rifles here) and the handgun I purchased yesterday — my goal was to destroy a few zombies (they actually have zombie targets!!) I was able to show the gentleman I talked to about my rifle the actual rifle and he gave me a few pointers on restoration.
They have a large assortment of rifles, hanguns, ammunition, cases, and the list goes on. As far as prices — the handgun I bought I got for considerably less than a few other places I checked (it pays to do your homework and look around.) Ammunition is comparable to a little higher in price than some places I have been to — again it pays to do your homework. Lane charges at the range are actually cheaper than the place I usually go to. The range is brightly lit and clean — a definite plus (just an FYI, next week they are going to be closing one range area at a time for cleaning so wait times may be a little longer) I will definitely be back to take out a few more zombies — now that I know about this place and how close it is to my abode.