Came here to purchase another blue label Glock. Aj helped my wife purchase her first gun. Very nice…read moreand knowledgeable. I am a left handed, ambidextrous shooter so I change which hand I shoot with. I had previously bought a 43x with left handed mag release and needed mods and adjustments for a right hand.

Great gun shop in Portland , ct. I Came here to buy my first pistol. The staff here were very…read morehelpful and accommodating. Prices were fair too. Definitely would come back here to purchase another gun. They also offer Glock blue label program here too.

I took a class with Frank in 2020 and it was awesome, definitely needed the training on how to…read moreshoot properly. I learned a lot and have been implementing his teachings when I go shooting - they've been a great help. I highly recommend his classes! It was a great day with a fun group.

From the owner: I train people to use firearms. I specialize in firearms self defense. I run pistol permit classes,…read moresmall group classes, and private lessons. Whether it's handguns, sporting carbines or shotguns I can help you.

I went here the other day to procure a home protection device. Everyone that works at this fine…read moreestablishment is very knowledgeable and trustworthy . They are eager to help and answer all of your questions and are not judgmental!!!!

My apologies for not posting this sooner than now. I…read moreattended the class followed by a session at an indoor firing range. What a fantastic day! I was an expert rifleman, in the Marine Corps, but lousy using an issued 45 caliber pistol and I hadn't fired a firearm since I was discharged in 1965. I discovered that pistols, now, are a lot more accurate compared to the 'Blunderbus' I was issued. Actually, I was 'right on' due to the great lessons I received at Bullseye of Durham. When my wife saw my target, she said it was better than hers when she was a CT State Policewoman (retired). You Bet! Emerson S.

This course covered the basics of the State requirements including NRA videos of self defense and…read morehandgun types. The instructor,however, spent the first 90 minutes promoting his pro-gun agenda -- expected some of this -- but his presentation was filled with vulgar language -- totally inappropriate considering that 1/2 of the class consisted of women in their 20's and 30's. At least 4 hours of the class was a total waste of time -- there was so much information that could have filled this space like how to clean a gun -- recommended guns for self defense -- etc It's time that this instructor retired or moved on to a non teaching role. I'd recommend another course!

Still waiting to hear back about the taser class but the gun permit class is on point.. teachers…read morewere excellent keep up the good work

I recently took the pistol permit (one day) class with Joe and his staff, which is offered on…read morealternating Saturdays and Sundays. I found their groupon deal, which was one of the most reasonable priced places in the area. Joe was knowledgeable, friendly and passionate about what he does. They also offer add on services like passport sized photos and notarizing of your paperwork, at an extra (but nominal) fee. Additionally, they offer various other classes, like security training, CPR/first aid, self defense, etc. as well as 1:1 firearm instruction. Their classroom was a bit tight, as the class I attended had a large number of people in attendance. There wasn't enough space between the rows of tables and chairs to get up without everyone in the row needing to also stand up for the people sitting on the inside against the wall. A bit distracting, but that is my only (negative) feedback. Also, to note: the morning half of the instruction is in the classroom followed by a (lunch) break of one hour. Then, everyone is expected to meet up at the gun range (Delta Arsenal in Wallingford about 20 minutes away) for the hands-on portion of the class, where you get to shoot/practice with an instructor. I had assumed we would be shooting at the nearby gun range in Orange, but it wasn't a huge deal. Just might be helpful, so attendees can know what to expect before signing up. Most of the 2 hours in the range was spent waiting, as they do provide 1:1 time with Joe or one of his staff while shooting. You can shoot the basic hand gun or "buy up" to try a range of different sized guns for $20 extra. You get a signed certificate at the end of the class which you can submit to your city/town with your full pistol permit application and Joe makes himself available during that process, should you need help or advice.