American Shooters has come a long way since the last time I shot here way back 7 years ago. The retail store up front is very nice and has grown considerably. They have a lot of different merchandise from handgun cases, to rifle cases to clothing and accessories. A nice thing about the store is how spread out all the gear is. It is not all packed in a tiny place like some other ranges I have been too. The firearm display cases are akin to museum displays. It is a beautiful site to behold. All the different handguns on one wall, old fashinoned looking rifles and shotguns on another and some very large and pricey rifles on a third are really something. They have a .50 caliber Barret for I think it was $12K. Amazing to see but a bit out of my price range at this time. The staff is great in the retail store. At least three reps made themselves available and were willing to talk about their merchandise as well as hear stories of ones own collection.\n\nThe range is nice too. They make the rules clear to you before entering down to the sequence of opening the two doors leading into the live firing range. The staff in the range section is not the friendiest bunch. I get the impression they are in there for nothing more than business. They may not be a chatty group but they are professional.\n\nI like American Shooters. I always have. What gets me is the $15 range fee. For how quickly I am in an out of a range it is too much. The prices for firearm rentals seem solid though. Probably one of the more affordable rentals I've come across.
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