This is a veteran owned shooting range whose employees go above and beyond to make you safe and…read morewelcome. They even have a sporting clays course which is a blast (pun intended).

From the owner: Republic Shooting Range is dedicated to the promotion of firearms safety, training, recreational…read moreshooting, general firearms knowledge and competitive shooting through superior training and facilities We are a veteran owned and operated facility run by a family from right here in Pueblo. We enjoy teaching safe firearm use and providing a nice, safe place for people to responsibly practice, train and enjoy their firearms.

I've done business here multiple times and never had anything less than a positive experience…read more Staff are all friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to help. Additionally , a variety of classes are offered here on a regular basis. I will continue to shop here and appreciate this business and the challenges they've overcome to thrive in the unforgiving climate we are all currently facing.

Dan, the owner, is a super guy who has always been fair with me in our dealings together over a…read morenumber of years. His shop has good stuff, and he can order whatever else you might want. Prices are as good as I can find in the region, and Dan as well as his employees are always ready to help with advice and assistance. Stop in and see for yourselves.

This is a great shop: impressive inventory, competent smiths, knowledgeable staff, attractive…read morestorefront and floor, and the owner is a great guy. I hope they are able to continue to navigate this environment of extreme government overreach. You should support them!!

Their shop is dingy and dark, like I imagine their hidden cam footage collection of their cousins…read moreto be. The teeth to mouth ratio was tragic. We talked to a kid in the back who was rude and condescending. His idea of being a "motivated american" (comically, that was the description on the sign outside looking for employees) must be dropping out of high school to play with guns and work a minimum wage job.

Had several firearms transfers handled by Prairie Sporting Goods. Always went well and really cool…read moredogs. I see they moved to Montana because of Colorado's impending even nuttier gun laws. Pueblo's loss.

Bought a nice little 22lr at pistol for training. The price was a little high but not too bad…read moreseeing as it's kinda out of the way in the hell hole of Pueblo. The guy at the gun counter was relatively nice, the guy at the front counter was a little surly but not mean. Overall I'd buy from them if I was limited to Pueblo.

You get what you paid for? I paid $799 to be her model for the day and asked her which hair strokes…read morewill she be tattooing on me. She sent me a photo to show me and I agreed so I paid a non refundable $200 deposit towards my total to secure my spot. She was nice and sent lots of cute emojis. I thought she had a kind heart and while following her IG, I was in love with her skill. On my appointment day, she carefully mapped out the shape of my brows and I agreed. We never once talked about changing the hair strokes. After she was done tattooing my brows, she asked me what do I think? I wasn't happy, something looked off so I asked her if she could make it bigger. She said no and her students said it would make me look manly. I felt pressure to accept it, pay and walk away. Mosha was withholding information from me too. She said touch up was 1-2 years, $300. During my healing process, I did more research and kept comparing my hair strokes to the photo she sent me; they weren't the same. One month after the tattoo, I asked her if my brows will darken and sent a photo of my brows then she explained because my skin is oily, I will need a touch up soon for $300. At this point, I felt scammed and asked her if she could then at least give me the hair strokes like the one in the photo she sent me. She said yes during the touch up. I did more research and asked other PMU artists for their expertise about adding more hair strokes to achieve what looked similar to the photo Mosha sent me, an artist said because of the flow of the hairs, it will cross and the look I am trying to achieve cannot be replicated, it will have to be adjusted. I asked Mosha if that was true and if she could draw the strokes before tattooing it, why did she change the hair strokes without letting me know and what is her policy for unsatisfied customers. She responded with suggesting a refund and maybe she's NOT the right artist for me. She also admitted to changing the hair strokes stating that informing me was not necessary (noted in the declined demand letter) to notify me of any sudden changes to the style of brows because I was chosen as a model. I asked her to remove the hair strokes and give me what I paid for but she doesn't do tattoo removal and is still not complying with compensating to remove it. Instead, she suggested using the refund towards the tattoo removal. Where is the justification in that? She will take your money, make a mistake and have you pay for it. I hope this review will make her rethink about her care and honesty for her clients because I feel like chopped liver here. Two stars because I didn't get an infection, that would've been a big lawsuit. This is only based on my experience and I'm happy for everyone else who got great results from her, she is very talented.