Indy Trading Post

Horrible service and they make you pay 25% restocking fee if you don’t pay a background check. It’s been 2 weeks and they keep giving get me the runaround about my refund. Will never do business with again. Very small range and not any good deals. STAY AWAY

Not military friendly, I walked in today ready to purchase and they refused to take my Id and pcs orders to indiana to complete purchase. Law states that amy military member on pcs order may purchase a handgun as long as orders in hand and completed the state requirements. I have an indiana permit as well. I told them this and they wouldn’t even bother to look it up or call. Elmore’s in greenwood takes care of military. Go there instead, better people better prices.

Shop is small, which is fine. Guys lack personality, who cares. Mostly the reason for the 3 stars is the location and the lanes. It’s moderately priced, I suppose, but you don’t necessarily feel safe going here due to the area ITP is located. Moreover, the lanes area is TINY. There are only a few lanes, and it looks like they were made in 1950 and haven’t had any updates/​renovations since. My wife and I went once, and neither of us felt comfortable the whole time. We didn’t go again.

I wish there was 0 star option. I called to see if I could get a refund on my groupon because I moved out of state. I understand it’s against their policy, but they were so rude. The guy yelled at me on the phone saying «I’m not the one who moved out of the state, you did» then hung up on me. I don’t care about $ 29, but the way he handled the situation was so ridiculous. I can’t believe he hung up when I was still talking.

Very knowledgeable staff and safe range. I have been here few times and even brought my dad over for his first time.
They have a nice selection of guns for rental. My only gripe about this place is that the range itself is a bit small, so you must wear ear muffs. Ear buds won’t do much good.

Note: This review is for the range only.
$ 12 for two people for a half hour reservation is quite reasonable. Between my wife and myself, we went through 2 boxes of ammo doing four round drills (shoot 4 times, bring the target back to analyze, and shoot 4 more times).
The five lanes utilize hand cranked target carriers, and there’s a marker for 7 yards. I haven’t taken the target to the backstop; I would hazard to guess that’s about 3 additional yards.
The staff are very professional and courteous; this is something I greatly appreciate.
If Atterbury is closed due to weather, this range will serve as a reasonable substitue for handgun owners.

$ 8 for ½ hour. Super cool guys. I would love to see a lady working there but I didn’t the day I went in. Ladies help other ladies to feel comfortable. The store is small and cramped with everything they can think of to jam into it but they have plenty of people working to help you out. They also rent guns which is really nice if you have a few in mind that you would like to try out before buying. I would definitely go here again. Oh — and it is super loud in the range — no baffling on the ceiling or walls so be prepared. I am thinking ear plugs AND muffs next time.

This place typically has a good selection of semi-​autos, revolvers, shotguns, and rifles. As of my last visit, the selection was pretty limited as a result of the looming threat of new gun control legislation.
They have crammed a lot of merchandise in this store: guns, tactical bags, holsters, ammo, knives, machetes, etc. Since they also have a gun range here, you get a lot of people just standing around waiting on range time. It can be pretty hard to move around. If you really want to look around or you need to talk to someone who works there, go early or late in the day.
Their selection of rental guns is fairly large and their range fees are the cheapest I’ve seen in the city.
The staff is usually very helpful, although it can be difficult to snag their attention.

I am a female gun owner that just recently (within the past 3 months) bought my first pistol. I am just now starting to take classes, and have been looking for a good range to go to for some shooting practice.
I’ve shot at Don’s Guns before = Terrible Place
Indy Trading Post however, is a really pleasant place to shoot in my opinion. The staff in the gun shop has been very friendly every time I’ve been there. It is $ 8 to shoot for a ½ hour which I think is great since most places charge by the hour! I also think they have a pretty decent selection to shoot with (unlike Don’s), although I always just shoot my own.
Their new gun range is pretty small both lane wise and length wise (I believe they have 5 lanes total). Every time I’ve been there however (weekday evenings), it’s never been overly crowded so that was nice.
The place on the outside looks a little rinky-​dink, but I was pleased when I spoke with the staff, who even remembered me when I came back in again. I appreciate friendly and helpful staff, and this is what these guys are.
Also, I like that their big targets are only 50 cents (instead of the typical dollar). Granted, I get mine online anyways, but still a plus!
I’d recommend this place for seasoned or rookie gun owner, and women as well! I’m not sure how crowded it is on the weekends, but during weekday early evenings, the range is not too crowded yet.

Small gun shop on the city’s south side. The employees I interacted with were all helpful and actually pretty cool… only one guy was weird. The weird guy seemed to think he was in some sort of sit com and kept making almost-​funny comments to coworkers in a too loud voice such that you could tell the comments were said for the benefit of his captive audience (the people waiting for range time). He also seemed obsessed with unhealthy food and was narrating his preferences for fast food and how much he could eat.
That aside, range time was affordable. If you buy a gun there, you get a free half-​hour. The range is only 5 lanes, and it’s separate from the store. Once your lane is open, you exit the store then walk around to a separate entrance to get into the range. If you’re renting a gun they’ll deliver it to you through a separate door. If you need any assistance, you just ring a doorbell and they’ll open the same door to help you out. We had to exchange our original rental 38-​special revolver for a different one, and they didn’t charge us additional like some other ranges will do. They made it clear that you can’t just constantly be switching, but were understandable that because of an injury (see my review of Immediate Care) I just couldn’t pull the trigger on the hammerless one. The targets are clipped onto metal hangers which hang crooked and do a lot of wobbling (inconvenient when you’re aiming for the actual numbers not just trying to hit the target). Instead of having a switch that quickly moves the target out to your desired range, you have a chain-​driven crank… which is why the target is so wobbly. Our hanger had the top shot off of one of the clips, which made it pretty difficult to change out the targets. I hear this range is newer so hopefully once they’ve established themselves they’ll invest in some higher quality equipment to hold the targets. There are many rental guns available, so if you are interested in purchasing a gun you’ll likely be able to try out the same model before committing to your purchase.

Small indoor range (I think 4 – 5 lanes). Staff was friendly and helpful.

As a firearm enthusiast and defender of the Second Amendment, I try to patronize as many local gun shops as I can. An investment in a quality firearm (or associated products) is vitally important to life and liberty, and is one that should not be taken lightly.
I have had several experiences at ITP, and all have been nothing but positive. The staff is absolutely commendable. They are friendly, extraordinarily knowledgeable, and are beyond helpful. They wouldn’t let me leave until I was satisfied with my purchase. Other gun shops operate differently. Some just want to make money, and they couldn’t care less about your wallet or your satisfaction with your firearm. For a smaller shop, they have an unbelievable selection of guns, accessories (holsters, cleaning supplies, etc), knives, and ammunition. If you want it, they probably have it.
ITP recently opened a family gun range. The range is small and simple. It is clean and well-​maintained. Since the range is small (yet understandably popular), you may have to wait for a few minutes to get a lane. Unlike other ranges in the city, the staff at ITP will not tolerate any monkey business. Safety first. I would also like to point out that they only charge $ 8 per 30 minutes of range time – and didn’t charge me to use their safety glasses (which I had forgotten).
I’ll also point out that ITP proudly supports the National Rifle Association. They had an assortment of membership materials, information for liberty-​minded Americans, and various stickers.
Indy Trading Post, bravo!

It is nice to walk into a place place like this and the staff are actually nice! (unlike other ranges in town.) Lowest range fees around and always someone available to help out if you have any problems or questions. They have a great deal on 10 one half hour range pass. That is what I purchased as I will be visiting again soon.

As an avid shooter it’s really nice to walk in to a gun store and be treated courteous by very knowledgeable staff. You absolutely will not be snubbed like what happens at other local gun stores. ITP recently opened an indoor range with the cheapest lane fees around. I’ve seen them work with inexperienced shooters who just purchased a firearm at the range. What a great way to make sure someone is comfortable with their purchase and doesn’t do any thing stupid. I’ve also seen them not sell to a person if the exchange doesn’t feel right. If they don’t stock something they will do a FFL transfer for a reasonable fee. They also have a Glock certified armorer should the need arise. If you like things that go bang then check this place out.