I have shot guns for years and have a large collection. As soon as I walked in the door they were rude. Not just one employee but about 3 working there. You can’t shoot AK’s anymore or shoot to rapidly with any small caliber even. Unpleasant will never buy or shoot there again. Terrible setup. I had to set 3 rifle bags under my feet instead of in the abundant space behind me. This gave me 1 ft. Of standing room in my lane. No other people were there shooting. It wasn’t like I was rude taking up people’s space. Worst range I’ve ever shot at. And worst customer service I have ever seen in a gun store.
Great place to shoot and get guns and ammo. Just be careful on the range
Rage is decent, could be better or updated some. But had a great experience checking out some new firearms, no pressure from salesmen whatsoever. They were very knowledgeable and friendly, plus the prices were competitive or better than some other local shops.
If you want to shoot a few handguns or a couple rifles, I guess it's ok. No back table and you have to store your equipment under the shooting range table which is a potential trip hazard. Kodiak Shooting Range in South Bend and 2nd Amendment shooting range in New Carlisle are far better when it comes to customer accommodations.
I was scared at first, but I'm getting more comfortable. Great staff at Midwest 👍
Very easy place to go shoot. Staff is knowledgeable about the products. There is always a good selection of inventory on the shelfs. I shoot there at least once a week.
Had fun, our 1st time at the range and the staff was great helping us out. Prices were reasonable.
Pros: Organized, great customer assistance, interior design is great, indoor gun range, prices are good, VERY LARGE TOP END INVENTORY.
Clean lanes that are almost always available, knowledgeable and friendly staff, and a good selection of firearms to choose from. My husband and I love coming here to practice.
Can shoot almost any caliber here Selection could be better, go to Mishawaka location if looking to purchase fire arm. But this is a great spot to shoot.
Great value. Range time is here is fairly inexpensive for an indoor range. There are enough stalls in the public side of the range that you can normally get in and shoot without waiting much if any time.
There's the VIP side which you can access by paying their yearly membership price which if you shoot regularly is a good deal.
Also the "range ammo" is fairly inexpensive as well. Sure it's a dollar or two more than if you bought it a retail big box store but it's all about convenience.
The staff also does FFL to FFL transfer's so that's also a bonus. Lastly, the selection is great. Everything from revolvers to semi-auto shotguns if they don't have they can probably get it.
This place is poorly staffed and has very few ranges to fire at.
My brother and I drove 12 hours to Minnesota and stopped here on the way to fire full auto firearms. Saturday they didn't have the personel to let us shoot. We got up at 6am the next day to shoot before they closed on our return trip.
We got there at 3 and they closed at 4. They informed us after 8 hours of driving that they were full up on the ranges until close.
Great showroom. 100s of pistols. Mostly new. There is a small section of used pistols. Not allot of lever guns. AR's also have their own section.They also sell safes and lockbox. Ammo didn't seem to pricey.
Now the bad. There is a shooting range. But it looks like a twenty year old range. Couple lanes were broken down and no range officers to enforce time or rules. Especially the rules.