Compared to other ranges in the denver area, this one is a gem. I'm on good terms with Glenn, Aron,…read moreand Chris. I am using this range to develop my sons shooting skills and their ability to fight together. I am also using this range to build my son's muzzle awareness as well as their ability to safely operate firearms. When I'm ready for shot guns I would def would use this space. We used this space for our summer adventure this year. We got out there early Friday morning, ate our breakfast as we set up our claimed range, shot all our firearms for about 7hrs, and then closed up the range. After that we claimed our space for camping and rented the grill from Aron. He let us keep the propane tank afterwards. We ate our supper watched an episode of "Maul" and packed all of ourselves into one tent with the dog. The next morning we claimed our range again, did our warm up drills, practiced "out! Cover! In!", malfunctions with a pistol, packed up and headed home to lakewood for brunch. At the end of it, it was $25 for camping, $15 grill rental, $7 for the propane, costing about $52 and a life time of memories. Bring bug spray, the biting flies and red ants are a menace!

Membership has its benefits! Lead Valley offers a ton of space with 50 yard berms, sporting clay…read morestations, a range course and an archery field. Lead Valley also offers a camping area and a shop for members to purchase ammo, targets and gear. Not only do the fine folks at LV focus on safety but their family friendly environment was created to accommodate shooters of all levels. The trap area is laid out like a semicircle so that all shots fall into a spot to make recovery a lot easier. LV is also very member centric, offering sporting clay events, bowling pin league and holding an annual member appreciation picnic filled with demos and competitions (soda can challenge was fun!). Without question I will continue to renew my membership, despite the distance (Deer Trail is a bit of a drive but has great range access).

This class is full of awesomeness! The instructors are really patient and take their time to help…read moreyou get the fundamentals down. Whether you are new to shooting or a seasoned veteran you will definitely learn new Krav Maga efficient survival tactics! I thoroughly enjoyed this class! I can't wait to take the level 2 class!

We initially found out about Warriors Call Tactical Solutions when my wife was inquiring about a…read morered dot for her gun. Rob asked her to attend the Combat Pistol Level 1 training first to each her how to shoot rather than rely on a laser. The class itself was well instructed, and a very safe environment for all. Over 20 students in the class but yet you still got one on one instructions and training throughout the exercises. Everyone there was patient with all the different levels of shooting experience and made it a great environment. We can't wait to take the level 2 course and send our young adult children through level 1 to let them have the same fun we did. My recommendation for future students. Dont forget the required equipment, in addition to gloves you can shoot with, plenty of water and sunscreen. Keep an open mind and do your best.

Lots of trash laying around, too windy. Also only had porta potties. Would not recommendread more

Previous customers left an abundance of trash and cigarette butts. The high winds did not help with…read moreremoving the cigarette butts on the ground but did create a layer of nicotine around the base of the tower. Due to the range being shutdown for high winds, we were able to identify courses of action on how to free EL Chapo from the maximum security down the road. Current customers keep talking about the Tip of the spear like they are modern spartan warriors with Copenhagen in their mouths and Bang energy drinks from their battle belts. #Geronimo

As a group of NYC girls whose usual target practice consists of hailing cabs, we had absolutely no…read moreidea what to expect at Kiowa Creek. A friend recommended Kiowa Creek for my bachelorette party and I am so glad he did. This place was amazing from start to finish. The Real MVP of the day was Lindsey. She went above and beyond to make our day unforgettable. She was friendly, knowledgeable, patient and brought such awesome vibes to our experience. She somehow managed to wrangle a group of loud, competitive NYC women and turned us into (semi) pros by the end of the day. This was easily a highlight of my bachelorette weekend. If you're considering Kiowa Creek, do it!

Came here on Valentine's Day for the sweet heart shoot and it was so much fun! This was our first…read moretime shooting here and we had such a good experience we can't wait to come back! All the staff were friendly and very welcoming! The course was clean and very well put together! We had such an amazing time, meeting great people and shooting clays! We will definitely be back!

I am under the impression this club has changed name to a "DCF Guns" location, to clarify before…read morecreating confusion with the previous name of "whistling pines". However it is still a gun club, at the same location which includes gun/ammo/accessories and gear sales (and FFL transfers). The indoor range equipment worked, there's functional restrooms and friendly staff. I've dealt with a few of the staff and cannot remember the first contact name I had, however most recently I dealt with Bill and he's a pretty good guy. He assisted with a gun buy, and one of the high points is that he's knowledgeable with experience as well; but it's nice that you can speak strictly business with him or get off on a random subject, if you're so inclined. Like speaking to an old friend, uncle or mentor.

This range does not observe 6 ft distancing or wear face coverings in spite of signage on the door…read more I was the only person in the store wearing face covering. Even the pistol course did not follow COVID-19 mandates. When I called to cancel my membership I was told by Bill (no mask) that he and his wife had contracted COVID-19 and could no longer get it. He also could drive across town to the west range to cancel my membership because they did wear masks. I did go to the west range and that was true their employees were wearing face coverings, however 2 of their customers were wearing them on their chins.------they teach and preach gun safety but don't believe in science!!!! They did not refund my money so they don't believe in honesty and fairness with their customers------STAY AWAY----DANGEROUS BUSINESS

The RSO Stephanie freaked out at me for shooting from the center of my bay and was extremely rude…read moreto me and my family. While I may be in the wrong and respect the ranges rules, nothing about my position in the bay was at all dangerous or required her demeanor. She could have asked me very politely to take less than a step to be further in the bay but she was horrible. I had shot this way for the duration of two cease fires (with the other RSO passing by me multiple times) before she screamed at me and it left a very bad taste in my mouth. My shoulders struggled to fit into the sides of the bay and hope you guys will from now on specify you don't want people shooting in the middle of the bay. The people in the office were awesome but I wont be coming back for my CCW and I hope Stephanie finds new line of work...

The guys at the Range shop were awesome. I brought 357 for my CHP/CCP qual and was asked to get 38…read morespec instead. They cut me a deal for the inconvenience and were super supportive and good humored about the situation. Practically free ammo at that price plus tax free! Definitely recommend CMSC.

A very well maintained competitive shooting facility featuring 8 different ranges. These range from…read morehandguns to sporting clays/shotguns to high power 1000m. This is a members only range but they host a ton of events and are very easy to join.

If you are into shooting, this is a great range out east of the springs in the small town of Ramah…read more It is out there, which is its only downside. It is about 45 min to 1 hour from the springs and south denver. It is a member only range, but usually not too bad to get in as a member. Lots of land (9 pistol berms, 4 multi use and some long range rifle). Also dedicated 22, cowboy action, shotgun ranges. They have a clubhouse that they open for special events, etc.

This is such an amazing place. they have so many lanes and different weapon type ranges. Never seen…read moreso many clay pigeon throwing positions and so many lanes. Long range lanes and competition 3 gun range. A real cool 22LR range for little plinkers... Yes it is out here in the sticks but drive is nice. Course I only live 11 miles away.

Last I checked, having an interest in and appreciation for U.S. history, and having any level of…read morepatriotism, does not belong exclusively to MAGA or the Republican Party. History belongs to all of us. Military history belongs to all of us. Patriotism belongs to all of us. A place that teaches about the horrors of war should be especially careful not to turn division, dehumanization, and political hatred into entertainment. I paid $200 for admission for myself and nine family members to celebrate my son's 13th birthday and support his interest in military history. What I got instead was one of the most divisive experiences I have ever had at a historical site. I understood that, by the nature of this venue, I would be surrounded by people whose political beliefs and voting preferences might be very different from mine. I expected that and had no problem with it. What I did not expect was a two-hour tour led by three men who turned military history into a platform for political antagonism. The tour began with the guides essentially showing the door to anyone who might be considered "woke," followed by comments such as, "Any Democrats here are free to try out the land mine." This was followed by a gimmicky and deeply inappropriate fake drop of one of the seven unopened cans of gas associated with the mass killing of millions of people during WWII. There is a difference between studying the propaganda, hatred, and dehumanization that allow people to rationalize cruelty during war, and actively reproducing that same "us versus them" mentality. The concepts of othering, dehumanization, and moral disengagement are central to understanding how people come to view others as lesser or undeserving of empathy. Hearing political opponents casually treated as targets or punchlines in a place dedicated to the history of war was deeply disturbing. What bothered me was not that these guides were conservative or that they expressed opinions different from mine. It was the contempt and hostility toward an entire group of Americans, and the assumption that everyone visiting should share it. I brought my son and our family because we wanted to learn about history. Unfortunately, the strongest lesson we left with was how easily the very "us versus them" thinking that contributes to violence can be reproduced in the present.

If you appreciate war history and memorabilia, this is as good as it gets. Thank you Dragonman for…read moresharing your personal collection for the public to tour. This is a unique experience that you will not find anywhere else, and if you do find something similar, it will hardly compare to this extensive collection. Spanning from the civil war to WW1/WW2, there are a TON of things to see. Highly, highly recommend. Staff members are all friendly and extremely knowledgeable. My only complaint is that since it is strictly a guided tour, it can go by quick and you may miss a lot, because there is a LOT to see. They offer a variety of other activities, but I only went for the museum tour. Took many photos but I attached a few.

This is the place to be a member for an outdoor shooting range. You name it, Ben Lomand has it!read more