I went in to get a few things fixed and they were pretty quick at getting everything taken care of…read more Their prices were very reasonable and the range also looked pretty nice. Ill be back

This range has the perfect location. The staff are great. It's a small range but it's perfect for…read morepistol training. I'll definitely go back to this range and fully recommend it to anyone visiting the area. I was visiting from Georgia and I was wearing my bulldogs hat. They let me live but mentioned that my G was the wrong color and suggested that I fix it before returning. Next time there, I was wearing a Wisconsin hat... problem solved. Go to this range!!

After three visits, all for the Duck Flurry, Waunakee continues to be excellent. A very challenging…read morecourse, at a great time of year (we've always had really awesome weather for a day outside) and with extremely friendly staff plus plenty of giveaways (the three year tally includes 3 boxes of shells, a cleaning kit, a screwdriver set, 3 bags of duck decoys, and a million candlepower spotlight, just from door prizes) - all of those things keep us going back. I know I have the second weekend in September booked on my calendar on a perpetual basis. There's even pretty good burgers, brats, and chicken sandwiches for sale, no need to leave to grab a good bite. I can't recommend it enough.

Fun place to go with friends or family to shoot clays. Sporting clays are well set up and enjoyable…read moreto shoot. System uses a card to track your clays so you pay for what you throw. This includes any misfires, but they usually spot a few as a courtesy for their guests. Afterwards there are drinks to be had and a game to watch after you clean your equipment with their complimentary stuff. Phone ahead just to make sure they will be open in the event of inclement weather.

Good Morning - I went "Middle-Of-The-Road" with my rating…read moresince the overall experience was okay. I am in Monroe almost every Sunday and I was looking for an indoor range for target practice - and possibly a place to shoot when I retire. I heard about CT's from a fellow shooter and a relative who lives in Monroe. My cousin from Texas was in town and we were looking for something to do - since she brought her handgun, we decided to try out the range. This is a Two-Part Review The shooting was fun - we both enjoyed our time there. The ranges were clean and the lady who checked us in was very polite and very helpful. However - the short, bearded man seemed like he just wanted to give me a hard time. We were asked about needing ammo and targets - I said, we have both. He said that we had to use their targets. When I showed him my targets - he said the backing that holds the targets is too big and the clamps they use won't reach the targets, so I would have to tape. Then when the tape won't hold - the targets will fall off the backing. I told him that I don't use the clamps or tape - I have long "T" needles that work better. Then he said that my targets were too small. My targets are 187 sq. in. - the targets he sold me are 144 sq. in. I don't know about math in the Monroe area, but the school I went to taught me that 187 is greater than 144. So, the question is: if my targets are too small - why is CT's selling smaller targets? Finally, he said, I had to use their targets because, get this, if I let you use your own targets, I'll have to let everyone else use their own targets. WHAT? And what's wrong with that? Does he get a commission for the number of targets he sells? I did everything I could to not laugh - that was the dumbest thing I ever heard of regarding targets at a shooting range. I have even used cardboard from cereal boxes at ranges and have had no problems from the management. He brought up another point about hanging my target - if I hung the target horizontally (so I could use the clamps) instead of vertically, I would be shooting at an angle and cross-firing into other shooting lanes. This is also funny because some of the targets available were wider than mine with target points that would require a person to aim at a greater angle than if my target was hung horizontally. I really have a problem with this, and I will probably be looking for a different place to shoot. I'm sorry - that is just stupid... and maybe greedy too. I've shot at a few ranges in Wisconsin, Illinois and Kentucky - this is the first time I have not been allowed to use my own targets. I also shoot on a Bullseye team in a League - my teammates got a real good laugh when I told them about my experience. First comment was, "What?", followed by, "You've got to be kidding?", and "Where is this place - I'll be sure to go someplace else to shoot." I hope the policy changes, but I'm not counting on it. Bob

Helped me fix a crossbow fast, they were very helpful and fit me in right away. Didnt miss an…read moreevening hunt!

They bought my 7.62 ammo that I had stored for a few years, since I sold rifle quite a while back…read moreand needed cash now. They were easy to deal with and fair. It's a nice store but I didn't get a chance to browse the shelves, so at least the folks owning and/or running it are nice, decent, and fair (insofar as my transaction I'm concerned). The store is very conveniently located and easy to get to on Route 51 just 5 miles north of Beloit in Janesville.

Be very careful with them. They say they are gun experts and I question that. I took a pistol to…read morethem to do a valuation and also see if they wanted to buy it. The counter person said the guy that does the valuations won't be in until tomorrow so I left the gun as the valuation guy was just stopping in for a few minutes in the morning. So I went home and 90 minutes later I get a call from the counter guy saying the valuation guy stopped in and saw my gun. They said the gun was worth $500 and they'd give me $400. Something did not seem right. So I went down and picked up the gun saying for $400 I'll keep it. I found a reputable gun dealer on line and sent pictures of the gun to them. They got right back to me and said the gun was worth $4000! I sold it to them for $3500. So either Mid-City was terrible at evaluating guns or they knew the value and were going to screw me. You better know your pricing before you see them is my advice.

Great indoor archery range with full bar clubhouse. Outdoor trap and skeet range. Members very…read morefriendly and helpful

Went after the renovations and what an experience. Very clean, safe, and super pleasant staff…read more Highly Recommend, especially as a group. Get out with the boys, the girls, and the family. Also staff were helpful and again really kind.

Have gone to McMiller many times, usually with my spouse, but we probably won't be back because…read moresome (not all) "safety officers" rudely and condescendingly interject themselves into so many shooters (NON SAFETY RELATED) business.

No website, way to get in touch, or helpful information on this range of any kind. The phone number…read morelisted is a placebo. It goes straight to busy on every single attempt. Hopefully this review helps! It's an outdoor shooting range with various options for distance. Shooting outdoors beats inside by far. You get to enjoy the guns in a far better environment. Every one of the staff members were friendly and extremely focused on safety. It felt like a favorite spot for locals and where everyone knew each other. It only costs $10! Bring you guns and get shooting!

Great range, very good safety policy, and the range officers are very helpful. I only live about 15…read moremiles away, but it a real disappointment to pull in the driveway and find a note saying they are closed. Could be for deer season, or rebuilding the range, all needed, but there is no way to find out until you pull in the driveway. Once they had a sign up saying they were going to open an hour late. There were over twenty people waiting, and we were some of the last to leave, two an a half hours later. They have no website or working telephone. They explained that the phone is for calling out in an emergency. There isn't any way to contact them. The last time I was there, the gates open at11:30 and shooting starts at 12:00 and goes to 4:00 PM. Between 11:30 and 12:00, the range master explains the safety rules. The charge was $10.00 for the day and teens under eighteen were free with a FOID card holder supervision. The only drawback was the lack of communication!

One Liner: Fourth Fridays of each month...Yum!…read more Fish fry every Friday. But on the fourth Friday of each month, check out the walleye and perch fish fry! Be sure to order the seasoned waffle fries with your dinner. They also have a salad bar with two soup choices. A homey, casual, delicious option for Friday night fish fries. ps. For those of you who are seeking ambiance or elaborate furnishings...you won't find them here. This is a no-frills decor.

I went for the Smelt Fry after being told it is a must to do. I have to say it was a great deal of…read morefun and the food was great. Go early and relax. You will wait but there is a reason for that. Sometimes it might be wise to not worry about having to wait for a table an wiser to wonder why you are not having to wait at another place?

Great merchandise, impressive store, and super friendly staff. Seriously. If you want good customer…read moreservice in this industry see these guys. Real Patriots and Real Genuine People. Could not recommend enough.

We held a group event today with ten people in attendance. We had several new shooters in the…read moregroup. The instructor was very knowledgeable and patient with the group going out of her way to make everyone feel comfortable and safe. We were able to rent a variety of different handguns to test out on the range which made for an exciting experience. I highly recommend if you want to provide a fun and safe event for your group of friends or next business team building event DPAC is the place to go.