From beginning as a novice to an advanced collector and shooter Four Seasons as always given me…read moregreat customer service. Having a background in a busy retail environment I appreciate the effort the staff puts in to take care of my needs . To have a negative opinion of this store you either have a sense of entitlement or have totally unrealistic expectations.

The best service, prices and selection available in the area. The owner Carl is always there to…read morehelp and provide sage advice. Mark K

My husband and I never get the chance to spend time or do anything without our baby. We found a…read moresitter tonight and we're excited to go shooting. We walked in at 705 started doing the intake form. we were never told a thing when we walked in and started the forms. Until after my husband started walking away from the intake kiosk we were suddenly told "we're not taking any more shooters tonight because we'll be closing down the range in about 20 mins." If it says it's open til 8, then stay open til 8. If not- SPECIFY THAT ITS 730. You don't understand how important little breaks of freedom are to new parents. Update your hours online or stop with the false advertising.

My first & possibly only time getting to go here since I'm moving and after looking for a new place…read moresince Bob's closed, this place did not disappoint! Joseph Rufiange and his team-personable, professional & likable I have met in a long time! Not gun snobs or know-it-all's like I've experienced with other places that shall remain nameless! The facility is quite spacious and very clean and the atmosphere is great! Up-to-date lanes and plenty of room to just enjoy yourself! Hope to get there again some other day in the future! Joe and team - don't ever change!!!

I like the place. Nice people, very informative instructions. Very good experience…read more I do not know what else can I add, they what at least 85 characters

Great experience and great find so close to Boston! I've always thought gun ranges were 1-2hr drive…read moreoutside Boston, but surprised to find one so close in Dorchester. The appointment was easy to make through text messages and we were able to get one day of (but note they do not accept walk ins). You also have to have ID and pay in cash so do not forget these things. This was my first time ever at a shooting range, but due to the great staff, I wasn't nervous and the instructions are very clear on what to do. We got to shoot a few different types of guns and got to shoot at some paper targets and metal targets at the end of the range. There is also supposed to be a time limit, but as a group of 4 we never felt rushed and really enjoyed our time! Would come again!

This so far has been a GREAT experience! I didn't think I was going to find something like this…read morehere...moving up from the South. It is indeed a very pleasant surprise. Staff and member volunteers are so great and gracious, making the whole experience so welcoming. We had a great time shooting clays and mingling! Definitely recommend. The clubhouse could use some updating and creature comforts for winter times but it has the basics. Will definitely be back!

This is a premier clay shooting facility. The club offers almost all of the clay shooting…read moredisciplines including -sporting clays -trap -skeet -5-stand -olympic/international skeet -Olympic/Bunker Trap You must be a member to shoot here, but a membership is easy to get.

Andover Sportsmen Club taught me most of what I know about guns and shooting. Three friends and I…read morespent approximately ten hours here one Sunday taking the NRA safety certification course required by MA for gun licensing, and somehow the instructors made it (and by "it" I don't mean just the hands-on shooting range stuff, because of course that part of it isn't dull) something other than dull. Also, when you arrive they cook you a great breakfast complete with coffee that will get you through the morning. For anyone interested in getting any sort of gun license, or in learning more about gun handling, safety, or recreational shooting, Andover Sportsmen Club is the way to go. Do make sure you don't need to refill your car with gas on your way out of North Andover late on a Sunday evening, however, or else you might find yourself at the mercy of your misguided GPS driving through a residential neighborhood, and then rescued by a British couple (bless their hearts) who drive in front of you to guide you back to civilization and, lo and behold, a gas station that, unlike many of the others you've driven by, happens to be open.

i have been a member hear for 4 months now and i believe it is the best sportsman club hands down…read more If your into shooting guns they have a great outdoor shooting range that goes from 25 yds for hand guns to a 50-100 yard range for shot guns and rifles. There is also a great skeet range as well. oh and i almost forgot about the 24 hour indoor range for all members. there is also an archery range and a 3d archery course that goes into the woods. great staff and the property is very well kept. if your are looking for a club to join and enjoy, i highly recommend Andover Sportsmen Club.

This is the best club north of Boston..outdoor range is the balls and the members are just regular…read moreguys. It is inexpensive and truly a nice atmosphere. There is very minimal to no drama & bullshit "chatty cathy" business that goes on in these types of clubs.....If you fancy yaself a "regular" guy or gal, it is definitely worth your time to become a member.. If you have a problem with firearm safety discipline...go elsewhere..I was a member here and my membership lapsed...what a serious mistake i made...i refiled my app and am awaiting notification ..but im not going elsewhere , I'll wait, because this is the best one around and its cheap, too

This is an excellent rod and gun club catering more toward hunting and shooting rather than…read morefishing. It is a small facility, but has everything you need (indoor range, outdoor range, trap range, archery course, club house, and friendly helpful members).

He is such a great trainer. He makes the class fun. Very knowledgeable and patient. You should…read moredefinitely take the class worth every cent.

The worst customer service experience that I've had in my life…read more This training center is so uninterested in communicating with customers that the quality of their services is COMPLETELY irrelevant. I got my certificate from them a couple years ago when I applied for my FID. It's a long story, but I need another copy of certificate. I go to their website to lookup my info to see if I'm in their records, and find out that I need to contact them for a manual search. No one picked up when I called with the phone number on their website, and no one replied to my voicemail. I found a second phone number, which gave me the same results, but the voicemail message told me that the best way to reach them is over text. I try sending a text to the number, but it doesn't deliver. Eventually I found an email address to try. I never got a reply. Then I tried DMing their official Instagram page. No reply there, either. I decided to stop by the facility in person to ask them about my certificate, and also why they so hard to reach, and the place is locked during the hours when the website and google maps claims they're open. I showed up again and FINALLY caught them when they were actually holding a class. After telling me at first that they didn't have my certificate, with enough pushing they finally pulled it up. Then they had the nerve to charge me 20 bucks to print a copy. I hope that this is enough to deter you from giving these people your money, but maybe all you care about is the quality of the training itself. So, how was it? Fine, I guess. Sort of. A good sign that you can trust someone for advice about personal safety is whether they're in somewhat healthy physical shape. My instructor (both 4 years ago and now) couldn't self-defense his way out of a narrow doorway. Along with his neglect of fitness, I also distinctly remember him saying not to carry Glocks because they don't have manual safeties, which is ignorant and outdated advice.