My wife and I took the CPL class and we thought it was very good. There must've been 25 people in the class. The Range was organized and got us all our shooting requirements in with half of the people needing to rent a firearm, safety glasses, earplugs, and ammo. Another time I was in there it was a lineup for the range and you could smell marijuana on somebody's clothes. The manager came over and told everyone that if they had been smoking pot, they needed to leave not only because it was dangerous but because they are federally licensed and marijuana is still illegal federally. The manager eventually had to ask them to leave. I went in another time, looking for a particular holster and couldn't find it and when I was walking out I asked the guy behind the counter if he could find one for me for my firearm and he went over to where all the holsters were and found the right one for my handgun. My weapon is 35 years old yet he matched it up perfectly. read more

This review is for the Southfield location and the practice range only. The tall guy with the long hair that works the rental counter was very helpful. I had some questions about different models which he answered without any attitude. When we had a problem with a target holder in our rental lane, he also quickly found another employee to fix the issue. I appreciated that. Later that day another guy was working the rental counter and seemed to be having a bad day. He got frazzled very easily, handed me the wrong model for rent, and then had trouble finding my ID when it came time to return the rental. He was a bit all over the place - so if you end up dealing with him my advice would be to take your time and make sure you check everything carefully before leaving the counter and the facility. As for the range itself, it was largely fine. They were doing mechanical and electrical repairs on some of the lanes while people were using adjacent lanes...probably not ideal from a safety standpoint... At any rate, I'll probably give this place another try before forming a final opinion. I may try to go during a less busy time as it gets quite crowded on weekend afternoons. read more

Honestly, I don't have any complaints. It is a new building, so everything looks very modern. They also do CPL training classes, which I have taken and enjoyed. I would definitely recommend. read more

Disclaimer: I haven't been in the place yet but based on my first experience with them it'll happen soon enough. :-) I'm new to MI. Moved during COVID, so I've been having real problems getting all my paperwork in order. I called them today to find out if I could come in and register my firearms. Everyone was wonderful, from the young woman who initially answered the phone to the kind gentleman she transferred me to. He got my basic details and sent me right were I needed to go. All my guns were registered within an hour of getting off the phone with him and I want to point out - I'd been reading Michigan and Detroit websites top to bottom for days and NONE of the information he gave me was on them. Without their help I would have needlessly spent days to get 20 minutes of stuff done. Thank you guys! You saved me a ton of time and likely a g'zillion headaches. You're much appreciated. read more

The range itself is nice. I have Zero complaints there. The people that handle the range are WONDERFUL! The customer service on the other hand is shaky at best. There are usually 2 gentleman behind the gun counter, a smaller framed guy who seems to be decent, then a taller heavier guy who is very inattentive, disengaged and overall couldn't care less. On the off chance that he Does offer assistance he pushes the most expensive product and speaks to you as if you know nothing. Honestly I'd travel 35-45 minutes out of my way before I'd spend one penny on any firearm they sell. read more

Been going to this spot for about ten years now, and it's still my favorite range. Been to all the other stores in the area and i keep coming back to this one for training and plinking. Good selection of ammo, they carry reloaded and manufactured, though I personally never trust running reloads through my carry weapon, it'll save you a couple bucks if you're ok with them. 50 round box should last you around a half hour and the lane plus targets usually runs me around 40 bux. They do charge per person rather than per lane which i don't like but I'm usually dolo when i go so it's not a huge deal. Range marshals are almost always patrolling the range area making sure the noobs don't hurt themselves or anybody else which is DEFINITELY appreciated. They do NOT let people fool around here. Store carries just about everything you need, and has a pretty extensive selection of those items. Do yourself a favor and invest in your own eyes and ears, saves time and money in the long run! Everybody there is super nice, helpful and knowledgeable about the firearms and if they can't answer your question they'll get somebody else who can. They do cpl certification, and I believe they also have instructors for dynamic field training off site, pretty good one stop pew pew shop! read more

Action Impact Firearms & Training Center - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

Good luck trying to get someone to answer a phone ever. Called 6 times in 5 months no one ever picked up . When you go inside they are Very friendly and helpful staff, I had a great time. Gun stores get better with age lol. Good selection, would buy from here next time. Nice st read more

Terrible customer service, charged me for working on a brand new gun I purchased from them that was malfunctioning.

My girlfriends and I purchased a Groupon for instruction, guns and ammo, and 30 minutes of range time. None of us have ANY experience and were taught by Leroy. He is the best! We walked in knowing nothing and walked out knowing how to SAFELY load and shoot a 9mm. Don't get me wrong, we are by no means experts now...not even close...but we know the basics. Leroy took us through everything step by step every time we were in front of the target: how to load the clip, how to hold the gun, how to focus, what part of our finger to place on the trigger. Safety was first and foremost, from putting on eye and ear protection before even going in to the range to making sure we only pointed the gun forward to making sure our fingers and hands were in the right place when picking up and holding the gun. We had an amazing experience and when we go back, I hope Leroy will be there for the next lesson. read more

Walked into this business right after opening time and was immediately greeted with a "Hello " by everyone working that morning. Did my firearms training for my CPL here and everything was modern,, clean and very well organized. If you are looking for a place to train or purchase a new firearm then you need to check them out! read more

The absolute worst place I have ever seen. I have gone to this place twice now because it is close to where I recently moved. I walked in both times looked around the store and then stood at the counter waiting to be helped. Neither time did any of the employees there say a word to me. The latest time was 7/9/22. I was absolutely beside myself today. There were 3 employees behind the counter that I actually tried to get their attention. They actually acted like I was not there. Did not say a word to me in response. Did not look at me. Acted like I was not there. I think it was because I am Caucasian. I will never step foot in this terrible place again and neither should you. WTF is this world coming to. read more

I've come here to shop, shoot, and to take classes. Action Impact has a great selection of long guns, handguns, and accessories to suit any price point or shooting style, ranging from your quotidian Smith & Wesson MP5 or Bodyguard to slightly more obscure things like the CZ75 Shadow. It is going to be more focused on the handgun market than the long gun market, for sure, and it is by no means an "old school" gun shop in that it embraces new products and new technology-- not exactly your grandpa's hunting supplier, for better or worse (just a matter of what your preference is as a gun consumer). Staff are super helpful and the place has a diverse demographic of customers. I like this one better than their other location and I find the vibe a bit more welcoming. I did not love my first instructor, who was young, brash, and kind of a dweeb, honestly, telling us about the importance of legality around guns while also talking about how often he gets speeding tickets. Thought that was a little ironic. I thought the class was a bit lacking, but I was really glad I did it and would recommend that anyone take a CPL class given the wanton ignorance around firearms in our society, whether or not you want to get a CPL (I do not particularly, and if I do, I don't plan to carry, but it's great knowledge to have). read more

I just called (2/5/2021) to obtain information about a class and the fee, a rude lady answered the phone. I was asking how much would a class cost, she say very rudely "you have to register online, you can't just walk in here to register" HEFFA!! I know that!! She was talking to me like I was dumb!! Then she was double talking. She said the "online-in person class is 79.99" WTF are you talking about online-in person class that makes no d*mn sense. If she knew how to clarify what she was saying she should've said "after you register you can take the online class at $79.99, or the in person class at $100" Nope! She chose to be rude!! I hate talking to people like her! They make the business look bad and definitely put a bad taste in your mouth! I definitely will not recommend this place just base off her rude a**!! read more

BANG....BANG...BANG!!!! Yes you should be scared now or try to be my best friend. :) I'm reviewing the CCW class which is offered just about any day but I highly suggested calling before and reserve a spot; the class get FULL pretty quickly. (Arrive at least 15 to 30mins early) The class is 8hrs longs which includes lunch, 50 question test, shooting practice (ask for 9MM which you get 100 bullets), and great instructor. If you register with the class, then you would only have to purchase the bullets and renting of gun, ear plugs, and glass protect is included. The class was ran by instructor JP Porcalla who is an NRA certified instructor, Range Safety Officer, and also with the International Association of Law-Enforcement Firearm instructor member by "Focus 1st Firearm Training". The CCW/CPL class teaches you: ***basic to advance pistol training ***reloading ***Beginners weapons tactics Contact info: 248-794-3611 / email: focus1st@yahoo.com Just in case you have question regarding the training times. ADVANCE TRAINING IS ALSO AVAILABLE.... Don't be afraid because you never shot a gun before or even handle one -- there were a ton of people in the class standing in your same shoes. Some people were taking the class to protect the household and some others experience terrible situation which result in them wanting to protect themselves. The staff is welling to help you and help on your stand -- their greatest service there is make sure that no one gets hurt in the process and using the correct gear. TAP -- RACK -- BANG! read more

I went to a CPL class on 3/9/24, this was my first CPL class so not a renewal. My experience was beyond horrible. The instructor that I had was Ebony Sankofa-Quilez. While teaching the class every other word out of her mouth was F**k, Mother F***er, S**t, just very foul language. We had to hear several times how she is from Mack and Bewick, trying to display that she is a tough girl very early on so we will know that she likes to "assert" herself. The students in the class weren't her homies, we were customers and professionalism would have been nice. The owner of this location is an older white guy named Bill. He is an attorney and was previously a police officer. I can't help but Wonder if this class was located in Birmingham or Bloomfield if this behavior would be allowed. The second thing is when we went to shoot. Ebony displayed no patience whatsoever. For students that may be nervous, she will make the situation 100x worse. She was yelling at the individuals in the class if we didn't pick up her 30 second lesson in the range right away. Yes, and if you go back off on her, she probably won't sign your certificate. I do understand that it is her job to keep everyone safe, however, as an instructor you do need patience and to remain calm. We didn't ask her to take this job. Then once everyone was back in the class together she took some of the sheets that we were shooting on and showed the entire class. I'm not sure what the purpose of that was other than to embarrass some of the students. She did tell us that she taught in DPS for years, I wonder what her previous school students have to say about her. From my experience, she was a horrible teacher. Towards the end of the class for the remainder of our time she said some opposite things than what Bill said in a video we watched. When some of the people in the class questioned her, she stated "you have to remember that Bill is 70 years old". This is who you have working for you Bill? I can't. At the end, she had the nerve to attach her business card to our certificates in case anyone wanted to take shooting lessons from her. No, thank you. I will spend my hard earned money with someone who has tact and professionalism. I won't be referring her or this company to anyone. Buyer beware. I have talked to others who took a CPL class at this location and their experience was a 100 times better and they were also fairly new to shooting. Obviously, they had a different instructor. read more

"Line your sight up to the target," he said. "Fire." The bullet launched out of the chamber. "Amen!" he shouted. Learning to fire a gun was harder than I thought. But with the Janitor at my side, I knew there would be no mess. His real name is Keith, a decades-old veteran of the Detroit Police Department and one of Action's Impact's firing range safety coordinators. The Janitor was kind enough to demonstrate the function and components of my 9MM gun, as well as teach me how to load and use it. I'd never shot a gun before. I don't own a gun and don't plan on buying one. But I figured it wouldn't hurt to know how to fire one, especially since I work for a civilian contractor in Afghanistan. I had an image in my head about how these places operate. A bunch of crazy gun nuts, letting lose copious amounts of bullets and testosterone. What I actually found was a clean, professional environment, where safety is of the utmost concern. I rented a gun, 9MM, bullets, safety glasses, ear protection, and a lane for $42. Everything was well-explained and non-threatening for a newbie like me. The recoil was stronger than I thought. My bullets kept going high. Hold steady, said my custodial mentor. Aim with one eye open, breathe, and pull the trigger. Hold the trigger down after firing. Slowly let go, fire again for a second shot almost guaranteed to be more on target than the first. When my lane time was over, I thanked the Janitor and tried to tip him for his training. He shook his head and replied "that's what I'm here for. Come see us again sometime." I highly recommend Action Impact. The staff are incredibly professional, friendly, and safety conscious. If you want to learn to fire a gun, stop by. Ask for the Janitor. read more

Action Impact Firearms & Training Center - My first time shooting! The target was really close haha. - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

I thought it was just me, until I saw the other reviews. I have been here about 10 times in the last 2 months, on 12/4/2021 I took the wife for the first time. From the time we walked in the door it was like we were at a Klan rally, they seem to go out of their way to make us feel unwelcomed. 1. I grabbed about 10-15 blank sign-in forms out of the hundreds on the table to take home, because I was told previously by an employee, it was OK so I could fill out in advance. The female at the range desk basically treated me as if I was stealing something of value, so I put them back. After all that she, told me to go ahead and take them (bite me). 2. While sitting at a table filling out the forms and talking with my wife, a guy from the Gun counter, shouted over to us asking can he help us? I didn't think he was talking to us, because it was apparent we were doing paperwork, and not loitering. He barked his question 3 times very loudly, even after I motioned we were going to shoot. 3. 30 mins. into my session, the range guy asked if I was almost done? When I said no he told me I had only paid for a half hour. I told him, I paid $20 for an hour, he then asked to see my receipt...WTF, now I'm done for good. I own 2 businesses in Detroit and Dearborn, if I allow my employees to treat paying customers like this over and over again, my family would starve. read more

So my birthday fell during my visit to Detroit. People kept asking me what I wanted to to and I was all "eh, INBD" Long story short, somehow gun poppin came up in conversation and I mentioned I always wanted to but never have. Well, that ended up being my gift from a very dear friend. LOVE IT! I don't know if it's by design or what, but the 2 people at the counter were chicks. BRILLIANT! Totally calmed me down. I'm not scarred of guns per se, I'm scarred of all the crap you see on TV, namely the gun accidentally backfiring and splitting my face wide open. Well, Tony, our instructor assured me that would NEVER HAPPEN so I was cool. Tony was very helpful, knowledgeable and not to hard too look at. I don't remember the names of the young ladies at the counter, but they and Tony were awesome. This is a great activity and not very expensive at all. Clearly I wouldn't know about other ranges since this was my first time, but I'd be willing to bet this joint's as good as it gets. read more

Action Impact Firearms & Training Center - I'm a natural!! - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

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every body nice at this place . The price kid of affordable. I Rented handgun Ruger sr9 about 12 $ and ear protection 0.75 eye glasses 0.75 target 0.75 range 10$ and round about 22$ for 115 round . it comes as a box . and there is the other kid of round is. cheaper its about 16 or 17 $ I recommend this place for a friend read more

Action Impact Firearms & Training Center - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

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I wish I would have read the reviews before spending my greenbacks at this place! I usually go to the Eastpointe location which has a total different energy and a more diverse staff. As a female, and not a member of the good ol boys club, I purchased a shotgun from one salesperson who didnt offer me the perks that the customer who came after me were offered for the same purchase. My rifle was left in the box, the other person was told a case comes with his gun, as well as two rounds of ammo and more can be purchased. I was told one price and charged another 3x higher for ammo, didnt check my receipt until i got home and saw he made that switcharoo and charged me for all the rounds of ammo. If you value fair treatment, genuine game free professionialism, then I would NOT recommend spending your hard earned money here! read more

Not sure why the indoor range is closed when some other ranges are open. Disappointing.

If you value your Constitutional Rights, do NOT give these people your money! They selfishly testified against the Second Amendment Rights of Michigan citizens so that they can keep fleecing customers with their fees for CPL classes. Disgraceful! read more

Action Impact on 8 mile Rd. has the worst customer service EVER! The body language of the salesmen looked as if they didn't want to be there, they didn't even evaluate my gun before giving me a disrespectful offer to buy, and when I asked to see a few guns of interest, the salesman just laid the guns on the counter and started talking to his colleague, not caring whether I had questions about the firearms presented. The store was far from being busy so that's absolutely no excuse. Although, upset, I didn't make it issue. I just grabbed my belongings and left the facility. It was so disappointing. I'll never do business there again! I wouldn't suggest supporting or buying from this store to my worst enemy. This place isn't worth one star. read more

The staff I encountered here should all be wearing red noses and floppy shoes. I walked in and 4 of them were having an animated discussion on how cool it would be if someone tried to rob the place and what the outcome would be. All while staring at the front door, ignoring me. I headed over the the range counter. Two guys in home-made "jihadi hunting squad" T shirts walk up behind me. One has the biggest rifle hardcase I've ever seen and puts it up on the counter. They ask about his ammo and he opens the case to show an AR with everything you can possibly hang off of an AR on it and at least 10 loaded mags clipped together. Not a word about it being illegal to drive around that way. The other idiot has a Saiga 20ga, which will come into play later. Off to the range I go with my Henry .44mag to sight in the scope. The Tacticool drop leg holster wearing RO is giving a young couple instruction on which guns are "shit" which could have been summed up as everything not a Glock, in his humble opinion. He's so busy with this he fails to notice an flashily dressed guy with a cane that has loaded his pistol at the back counter and is doing his best "pimp walk" up to a booth, waving the muzzle around at everyone else. I alert the RO to this and he confronts the man, but lets him continue to a booth and shoot. At this point I just want to get the scope on the paper and leave. No such luck! After 5 or 6 shots the RO yells for a cease fire. I open my action, set the rifle down and step back behind the line. I am the only one that does this. All others stop shooting and have to be told what to do. The RO then proceeds to walk down range to pick up a target that has fallen off the carrier, instead of just giving that person another target. As soon as the RO returns and calls clear I unload my gun and head for the door. As I walk past Mr. Saiga 20ga, he has the butt of his gun on the table and the muzzle pointed at the ceiling, outside the booth, pounding on the charging handle. He's had a live round stuck in there the entire time. He asks me for help! I decline and leave to never return. I have over 40yrs of participation in shooting sports and have never seen anything like this! I wouldn't trust these bozos to run a cotton candy machine, let alone a gun range. read more

Friendly staff and great place to complete a CCW course. Also like the range and the number of options they have.

So it's strange. Some days, I would give them 5 stars. Others, I would give them 2. The first time I was there was decent. Easy, treated well, and ultimately did what I went there to do: shoot for an hour. Second time, I was treated like a nuisance who was looked at like I was an idiot not worth their time. I took my CPL class and it was awesome. The instructor was great, and I generally had a good time. However, to qualify as a CPL course that counts toward the requirement to get a CPL, they should definitely have less people and spend more time on the range. There was about 40 people shoved into the shooting range for an hour while the instructor and the range a safety walked by to make sure you weren't gonna shoot either yourself or somebody else. We shot the minimum number of rounds to qualify. This class definitely doesn't qualify anybody to carry a gun safely. However, the last time I went, I was treated like a criminal. The lady at the counter barely looked at me. Ask me what I wanted, then disappeared from the counter. She came back, made me fill out the waiver, you know, the one I already filled out 3 times before, and then disappeared for another 5 minutes. Half way through my hour of shooting, the target flies back at me. It says I'm out of time. I go to the front counter and another dude, the same guy I saw in the range while he working playing with his gun in one of the lanes, and I returned to shooting. It was an experience that didn't make me wanna come back. Plus, 20 dollars for an hour without the purchase of ammo is pretty ridiculous. The 15 dollars for an hour with the purchase of ammo ain't bad. It's too bad the factory ammo is AT A MINIMUM 19 dollars a box. You can get reloads, but I don't want to shoot their reloads out of my gun. read more

The lady behind the counter had a very smart attitude with us and one of the guys were rushing me and my friend on which gun we wanted to rent. Felt very rushed and racially discriminated from those two. The guy inside the shoot area was very nice and helped us load our gun. read more

I think the people that own/work here think this is the only gun store in Michigan. Reality check-- there are tons of other gun stores/ranges that people can go to and not get attitude and HIGH prices that come along with this place. I rented the gun to test it before I bought it. The smart a#$ kid that was helping me said if I bought the gun I rented, they would return all range fees back to me. I bought the gun and when I received my receipt I questioned the credit. It was not even half of the charges from the range. The kid said oh we only refund the price of the actual gun rental. WHAT?? That is not what you said in the beginning. What a bunch of crap. You could have been honest instead of trying to scam me. If I would have known this, I would not have purchased the gun here. I have never experienced a gun store that charges like this. I would never recommend this place to anyone. I dealt with 3 different people, all were RUDE and the prices here are a lot higher than other gun stores in town. Do not waste time with these people. They seemed bothered by having to help with a sale. Oh and by the way, let's just say this is not my first gun and I did not require assistance with learning how to use it. read more

There range is nice. Very high speed and low drag. And range prices are fair with a good rental gun policy. Can exchange it for another gun of same caliber as much as you want with no other charge. That's where the good points end. Have been here a couple times to look around at potential purchases. Staff isn't the most friendly of gun shops I have been to. But I can kind of understand when you have idiots come in that don't know how to properly handle firearms. Experienced or novice and they flag the staff with the muzzle (I am not one of these). Also if you feel like pay OVER msrp then go right ahead and buy from action impact. There are a lot of mom and pop gun stores with much better prices. Even selling at manufacturer suggested retail price. But when you're charging $20 or more over that price that's where I laugh at you and walk out of the store or hang up the phone. Take a little drive out to Howell if you want good prices on guns. In some cases $95 less than action impact for the model I'm looking for (depending on model of firearm in question). You have to be in the ball park of your competitors prices if you want to sell product and stay in business. read more

I've only been to Action Impact one time at around 2pm on a Friday. My visit was supposed to be fairly quick as I was just going to see if they had a few firearms I wanted to try for rent. What was meant to be a short visit ended up being a half hour on the range with a rental from the shop. And it was a great experience. When I entered, there were people sitting by a big screen television (a social/waiting area I think) as well as customers in the retail section of the shop. I waited for just a moment and when someone was free approached the counter. I was greeted with a smile and an inquiry as to whether I needed help without prompting. Definitely a good start! When I asked if they had the two firearms I wanted to rent, the person behind the counter not only pointed out where the rental counter was (towards the rear of the store) but also walked back with me to check to see if either firearm was available. Bonus points! The person behind the rental counter was just as friendly (and quite attractive to boot). In short order I had a rental pistol, ammunition and target. (I brought my own eyes and ears.) The range is clean with little computer terminals that electronically set the target to the range (in feet) that you desire. It wasn't busy enough to tell how lax gun safety amongst shooters could be, but everyone that was there at the time followed the basic rules. Some things to note: Range ammo seemed to be reloads. There is a sign on the wall saying no head shots. Also no rapid fire. The rental gun I had seemed to be fairly clean though the mag release button seemed a bit sticky. They had just about the biggest selection of rental guns that I've seen. There retail selection seems quite large as well. I didn't ask if you could pick up your own brass so not sure how reload friendly the place is. All in all, I had a great experience at Action Impact and was really impressed by the friendliness and professionalism of the store. Definitely going to head back there again to try out another handgun. read more

Absolutely the best range in the Metro Detroit area, and the only 5 star shooting facility in the state. They also rent guns, but their selection isn't as good as Target Sports; however, the guns they do rent out are cleaner and function better (less jams). 1.) Ventilation: top notch, ultra-high capacity air handling system that completely changes the air every 60 seconds. 2.) Functionality: accepts both handguns and long guns (there may be restrictions on long guns). Very low price on their CCW/CPL classes, and they offer a variety of tactical classes- at one time this included a night simulation tactical class, though current availability is unknown. 3.) Capacity: plenty of parking, virtually no wait times. Word is they opened the facility in response to demand that the late 2000's created in the area, when CPL licensing increased exponentially. 4.) Staff: wonderful staff! They're courteous, knowledgeable, and always helpful. 5.) Value: Range time is consistent with local pricing, however ammo can no longer be brought in. Classes appear to be priced a little lower than their competition. The co-owner, Bill Kucyk, knows his stuff and has a pedigree to prove it. These guys are reliably the most professional and respectful of the bunch. You do have to fill out safety forms to shoot at this range- I see this as a step in the right direction, even if it's cumbersome to an experienced shooter. A female perspective: Every time I've interacted with the Action Impact team, they've dealt with me professionally and respectfully. They are the most conscious of the "boys club" that turns off a lot of lady shooters, and they do the most to keep everything on the level. If you are a first time shooter without an experienced person with you, go here and make sure you get instruction from the staff. read more

This place doesn't scare me, which is always a plus when going into a gun range. Compared to other ranges (namely, Target Sports), this place is bright and open, with attentive and welcoming staff. I didn't get the sense of high-pressure sales or nonchalance when asking about specific guns...just a friendly, knowledgeable tone all around. The CPL class that I recently took here was also very well organized. The instructor, manager and staff were top-notch. The pizza they ordered us for lunch was kind of gross and cold, but at least they gave us food, and hey, this is not a pizza review. My only complaints: 1. As of recently, you must use bullets purchased at Action Impact. No outside bullets allowed. This may get costly. 2. The bullets that were given to us as part of the package deal were re-manufactured bullets. 3. Our class was huge, and the range time was rushed at the end, resulting in the instructor telling us to fire many more "rapid fire" rounds than I would have liked. Precision went out the window. Squib-loading warnings just an hour prior, coupled with reloads and rapid fire made me just a tad nervous. Sidenote: It was very refreshing to see many older women in the class. Some would even be considered elderly, but yet they were taking charge of their well-being and safety. Kudos! read more

Ehh it was okay. Staff wasn't as helpful as one would want a professional business to be. One of the smaller ranges I've been to. Pricing was a little higher than I'm use to. 3 out of 5 stars. read more

While entering the store was a bit intimidating, the employees were all very kind and helpful as we had our first shooting range lesson. My girlfriend and I only paid about $45 for everything, which was rather cheap relative to other shooting range prices I saw online. The entire store and range was very clean and professional -- all the employees seemed knowledgeable and were very kind which put us at ease. As a beginner, I was expecting a classroom of some sort as they run down the rules and instructions of gun-handling and firing but there was nothing of that sort. Instead, an employee, after noticing us standing timidly at the range, came over and helped us out and gave interactive instructions and was very helpful in teaching us how to handle, load, and fire our handgun. He constantly emphasized safety rules which helped drive good habits into our heads. Overall, this is a great, safe local shooting range and I will definitely be back to try out the other firearms. read more

Before yesterday I had never held, let alone fired, a gun other than one that shoots pellets. It was something that always intrigued my wife, so for her birthday I purchased a groupon for Action Impact because it stated that a safety officer would give instructions on how to use the weapons. We were both super intimidated walking in. We found the counter to sign the waivers, the woman took my license and handed me a glock. Everything about this exchange made me uneasy. We got our eye and ear protection and headed into the range, with instructions to look for the man in the orange vest, as he was the range officer and would be talking us through it. It was insanely loud, casings flying everywhere and I was pretty frozen in fear for a few moments. Then Mel and his orange vest came over and taught us everything. I went from being pretty freaked out to downright excited the more he talked, assured and encouraged. Wow was that fun! Our 30 minutes of range time went quickly and we got some good practice and experience under our belts. Something about the way Mel rattled off instructions put us both at ease and made us eager to learn. I left on a total adrenaline high. And I'm probably going to do it again. Prices seem reasonable even without a Groupon. Awesome experience! read more

Action Impact Firearms & Training Center - Practicing with a 20 foot target - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

Everyone was very helpful and if you're looking to buy a gun this is definitely your place the shooting range was clean and not too cold and the staff there was more than willing to help. They do offer gun rental here so if you don't have your own firearms or looking to figure out what fire is best for you I recommend going here. Other than double action this is the only other shooting range I know of that rents out handguns. There are also other women who work here we're more than willing to give you their suggestions and insight on what would be best for you. I will be back for sure I was very impressed with this place a nice comfortable environment to shoot and what could be better. read more

Action Impact Firearms & Training Center - Shoot on... - Gun/Rifle Ranges Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

I am an NRA firearms instructor, but since I live in the Occupied state of Kalifornia, I couldn't buy a gun here. Nevertheless, the staff showed me anything that I wanted to see, were very cordial, and answered all my questions. Too many "holier than thou" types work at gun stores, but they must be working somewhere else, 'cos they aren't working here. A++ PS: I checked "Good for kids" because it's a safe place for them to learn about guns and gun safety. read more

The people here are extremely rude. I went there on two different occasions giving them the benefit of doubt, but each encounter was awful. Customer service is terrible and it feels like they're stereotyping as soon as you walk in. read more

I wouldn't spend a dime in this store. VERY RUDE people! I was completely ignored & when I was a dressed it was in a very rude tone. Yelp should let you give negative stars! read more

This review is mostly on the CPL class: $100 for ~5 non-consecutive hours of instruction/education and ~3hours of target shooting (100-150 rounds - you shoot til you run out of ammo). You can rent a pistol there- not sure if its an additional cost as I brought my own. Must buy ammo at their range! They have reloads but also have regular range ammo as well (I prefer to not use reloads). Eyes and ears included in fee. Wear a shirt with a tight fit at the chest- no Vneck shirts as hot casings can go down one's shirt. Wear shoes that cover your feet (no flip flops) for same reason mentioned above. Pizza provided for lunch. No test. Leroy was the CPL instructor. He brings real life examples into his teachings. When asked a question he was able to make the originator think through the problem to find the answer. Instead of just giving a short yes or no answer to the questions originating from the plethora of scenarios students had concocted, he would essentially tell a story or allow participants in the class to reenact the scenarios for a better understanding of the answer. His credentials and teaching style cannot be surpassed. The range is well-ventilated! Safety is a priority. Range rovers were in the range with you watching, helping, etc. Leroy's daughter was also there instructing, repositioning shooters and ensuring safety while in the range- she is one bad ass chic! As a woman in a male-dominated field, I felt very welcomed and respected by all employees of AI. I would recommend this CPL class and range for target shooting to my friends and family! And most importantly, I now feel comfortable owning and using my pistol under the the guidelines of the law. read more