Wide variety of shooting venues with friendly people. Sunday…read moreskeet shoots are a great way to get know the members and staff

Rebel against the Tourist magnet go cart tracks, mini golf, bungee jumping carnival like fun house…read morerides and go shooting. Tennessee is the patron state of shootin' stuff. Mark Wahberg even said so in the movie "Shooter". Escape from the valley of tourist hell and head up the hill to Gatlinburg, make a left and BOOYAH, you're there. Bring your shotgun or rent one for 5 bucks. Try your hand at skeet or trap shooting. I shoot pretty regular and was looking for some practice time. Mike greeted me at the range and was super nice, not because he was sipping out of a moonshine jug and said I had a purty mouth (Mike was dressed in a uniform and super professional). No pressure...no stupid house rules...take your time, get out on the range and have a good time. These folks run a clean friendly range and are nicer than Mother Theresa. I brought a buddy who had never shot a gun before and they made him feel like a regular. When his rookie ass dropped a shell somewhere and ended up 1 short at the end of the round, Mike handed him a spare shell and said his box probably came short 1 round. I want to play poker with this guy! Value! $6 for a round of skeet is butt ass cheap. $5 for gun rental....really? That's a steal. Friendly conversation and a swell time in the hills of Tennessee ...away from the wife, kids and tourist hell called Pigeon Forge. Priceless. FYI, call ahead since this is a private club and you need a code to get through the gate. I don't have the number...google it yourself. Bottom Line: If you aspire to something more than doing laps in a NASCAR replica 1.5 HP go cart or playing Putt Putt with Sponge Bob, go on over to Gatlinburg Sportsmans Club and shoot some trap or skeet. Wipe the funnel cake sugar from your face and go shoot some real guns. Mabe you'll score some man points with the fellas around the water cooler when you say you went shooting on your miserable vacation.

There are multiple floors packed with every kind of knife you can imagine …read more... And then there is the Kitchen Collection. Our fifth shopping event today.... Almost too much....

I made an 8-hour round trip so my son, who had just turned 21, could buy his first firearm on his…read moreown as a birthday milestone. The prices here were excellent, and while we were shopping, I found several firearms I wanted to purchase as well. We arrived about two hours before closing, which should have been plenty of time. The first salesperson retrieved the box for the firearm my son initially selected, but he changed his mind after finding the same model in black. I also let the staff know which firearms I wanted to buy, and they said they needed to locate the boxes. A little later, we were told they couldn't continue looking because there was a manager meeting in the area where the boxes were stored, and employees weren't allowed in. That was a baffling decision. Why schedule a meeting that prevents your sales staff from accessing inventory and completing sales? To save time, they had us complete all of the paperwork while they continued looking. Our background checks were approved without issue. At that point, all that remained was checking out. Then we were told they couldn't find any of the four boxes for the firearms, so they couldn't sell them. I understand why the original boxes are required, they contain the extra magazines, accessories, and documentation. I even suggested completing the sale and having my son, who lives in Knoxville, pick up the box later if necessary. That wasn't an option. What was even more concerning was the explanation. We were told Beretta "just gives them tons of guns," as if the manufacturer was somehow responsible. But Beretta doesn't unpack the firearms, place them in display cases, and lose track of the boxes. That's entirely an inventory management issue. If you have dozens of identical firearms, I understand that finding a specific serial-numbered box could be challenging. But there are simple inventory solutions. Assign each display firearm a matching inventory number, place the same number on its box, and store the boxes sequentially. Locating the correct box would take minutes instead of potentially becoming impossible. To one employee's credit, he made another attempt to locate my son's box and eventually found it, allowing him to complete his birthday purchase. I genuinely appreciated his effort. Unfortunately, I left empty-handed. Initially, I told them not to bother looking for my firearms the next day because I wasn't driving another eight-hour round trip. Before leaving, however, I changed my mind and asked them to call me if they located the boxes so I could decide whether I could make arrangements. Two days later, I still hadn't received a phone call. The store lost roughly $1,400 in sales from my purchases alone. That's not an insignificant amount, and it's hard to understand how any business can be comfortable displaying inventory that it ultimately can't sell because it can't locate the required packaging. The pricing was outstanding, and several employees were friendly and genuinely tried to help. Unfortunately, poor inventory management and operational decisions completely overshadowed what should have been a great experience. I hope management takes a hard look at these processes because I can't imagine the owners would be pleased knowing sales are being lost simply because employees can't access or locate inventory that's already on display.

Both women working the store had awful attitude. They made our group feel stupid. I get your trying…read moreto get ppl to read the rules an in a clever way but be clever not an arse with it. Gunnys was my husband's Christmas present which ended with my husband saying no an walking out because of the staff. Maybe put some good natured guys in there instead of moody women. This was my husband's 3rd time there an he said it's always like that an swore to not go again but he went again because it was a gift. Terrible how ppl can ruin someone's day. I will be telling everyone gunnys is not worth the trouble an vibe these ladies put off. It's a gun shop sure be tough but tough an being arse hole are different. Sorry gunnys your not worth the time.

My family and I love Gunny's! It is a small business with great customer service and value!read more

The guy in the store with the bald head seem like a rip-off artist the guy with the bald head is so…read morerude a jackass don't see he ever closed a deal lowballing people on their firearms worse than 90% of the pawn shops in town and just the attitude they used to be decent people that I would deal with but I will never do business with them ever again they are a joke they didn't even try to do a deal with me or act like they were interested in making a sale I told the people at Gunnies what they offered me for my firearm and the people at Gunnies laughed and told me to put the firearm on their bulletin board​ and told me that Bill's offer was ridiculous for the firearm I was wanting to trade anyway again will I ever do business with these people or refer them to anyone ​

Best service! Great prices! These guys are very friendly. I wouldn't go anywhere else.read more

Sad to see them going- apparently they'll be shutting down the range this month and the shop side…read morenext month. Everything in shop (minus ammo) was 10% off as of 10/30/25. Because they're closing they didn't have too many items variety I'm sure they've been selling a lot and not restocking of course. We didn't get to go to the range part but the guys there were really nice. The property itself was also gorgeous. Easy parking spaces.

Mountain Range is a Local Gem tucked away between Cattle Farms in a Country Setting…read more Mr. Jule who owns the place is a National Treasure. Lets just take a moment to appreciate this kind Man, his charisma, and his service to our Country. With the world in such a state of affairs I realized it was time for me to get serious. I purchased a shogun for home protection and came here to learn the ins and outs of my firearm. Lane rental is $30 and Mr Jule gave me a personal assessment for no extra charge. What a guy. A year later I took my local CC class I came back to Mountain Range to train and learn more about 9mm's. They had a selection of rentals for me to choose from and once again I had a Lesson with Mr. Jule. I left feeling much more confident about not only my skill level but also which firearm I would be purchasing in the future. Highly recommend this place if you are a Female that wants to become familiar with firearms and get some practice in.

Chris is a great guy and very helpful. I've purchased several guns here and have shot weekly for…read morethe last 6 months without ever having an issue. Sure, it's not new and shiny like some other places, but thats why the prices are more reasonable there.

I stopped in a couple of days ago to ask some questions and basically just check the place out. The…read morestaff there was fantastic providing all the answers plus more information I was very impressed. I talked about about pricing and types of handguns and received fantastic and honest information. I will definitely be returning there soon.

If you haven't shot here before, don't. Must wait 2 seconds before each shot. Doesn't matter if…read moreyou've been shooting for 20 years and ex military, you still have to watch a 10min video saying "don't shoot people" They make you sweep up your own brass? lol. Targets are a fair price, and that's the best thing I can say about this place.

Great Facility Great Employees…read more Great Experience Great Selection of Targets Good Selection of Firearms for sale Decent Quantity of Ammunition Great Value for an Entire Range experience