I've been a member of this club for 40 years. I see some highly critical reviews here and that…read moresurprises me. About the NRA membership; when we lost our location norh of Golden we were able to purchase the new range at Watkins. It was made possible by a loan from the NRA and the NRA membership rule followed that. The location was a mess and it took many many work partys to clean it up. Since then a lot has been added to the amenities and all in all it's one of the best ranges within reasonable distance from the metro area. There Are a few other clubs that you can join in the area that have no better amenities and higher membership fees. I rarely use the shotgun facilities but it's always a good experience. I guess I could be written off as one of the snooty old guard but I'm not and I've never seen anyone treated poorly by other members.

Excellent facility, great handgun shooting facilities with many different shooting options. The…read morerifle ranges have lovely rubber mats on the cement shooting positions. Great touch as it protects your forearms and firearms from getting injured, very comfortable. The range is managed by the members and the range safety officer arrangement works well. I truly enjoy the freedom and the safety of this range. I'm a new member (this year) but will definitely be renewing.

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!

After reading Karen's comments in a Facebook group concerning gun rights after declaring she was a…read moreNRA licensed instructor, and then refusing to provide credentials when asked, I felt the need to write a review. The post was concerning someone open carrying a long rifle in the State of South Carolina, a state she (Karen) doesn't reside in, but felt the need to express her blunt opinion anyways. She commented on the post and said, "it was stupid, provocative and unnecessary." Just wondering how an individual exercising his right to openly carry a long gun, which is perfectly legal in South Carolina are the things you said? Are you saying exercising a right is "stupid, provocative and unnecessary"? It clearly states in the NRA ethics guide... RESPECTING OTHERS a. Trainers respect the rights of others to hold values, attitudes, and opinions that differ from their own But clearly, Karen was on another path that day. There were many comments and none of them showed respect towards one exercising their legal right to openly carry his long gun. The old saying, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all was thrown out the window when Karen showed up to the post. Will also be filing a formal complaint with the NRA on her rude attitude. Hopefully Karen can learn from this mistake and will help her become a better advocate for gun rights in the future.

WOW!! My husband, Jeff & I took Karen's class yesterday, and it was worth every penny. The…read moreclassroom instruction with hands on demonstration made a novice like me feel way more comfortable around firearms. Safety first and always, learning how to load the magazines, how to line up the front and rear sights - I mean..who knew you were supposed to keep both eyes open when aiming a gun? We didnt! This is just some of the information she taught us and it was all invaluable. Then the last part of the class was spent on the gun range, again...another great part of the day, remembering safey while loading the guns, shooting targets and having fun. We can't thank you enough Karen, your class was the bomb!!

Apparently, no state restrictions here...no mask by any of their employees. I was in Castle Rock,…read moreso I thought I would swing by and grab some ammo. I should've asked the prices, before it was rung up. $22 a box for 9mm, FMJ...WOW!! I paid less for performance ammo in Franktown. It's sad to think they are gouging customers, during a pandemic when ammo is so tight. I guess, the supply and demand concept is living large at this business. Oh, and no military discount either...God bless America and really taking advantage of Capitalism.

Awesome instructors and practical/competitive training!! My home range away from home!!!!read more

John is very accommodating and pleasant to work with. He made my experience with the Colorado…read moreTactics CCW Renewal training extremely informative and pleasant. His demeanor is very professional and knowledgeable in helping you to hone your skills. I would recommend John to anyone (i.e. beginner, intermediate or advanced shooter). Thank you John for the GREAT EXPERIENCE!

I am A new bowler and was quite unsure what type of bowling ball to pick, what size/ weights etc…read more The pro shop savant is amazing. He truly is great at what he does. He's very attentive and spends a much time as needed to make sure that we had the perfect fit. Definitely the place to go for a great fit.

I've been buying Bowling Balls and related equipment from Bobby for over 2 decades. Probably…read morepurchased at over 30 balls in that time. Bobby takes the time to watch you bowl and become familiar with your style and technique of bowling. If you can describe what you want the ball to accomplish he can make good recommendations as to which ball will best suit your needs. That doesn't mean he'll always recommend the most expensive ball, but truly the one that fits your price range and needs. I've bought and had balls drilled by many different pro shops and have to say Bobby is the best I've seen. His attention to detail and desire to get the right ball for you is his main concern. He gives great advice and has great knowledge of the equipment and how it will perform in your situation. Highly recommended!!

This is our first year with RMSA, and it's been an up and down season so far…read more We signed our daughter up for Rec, and we understand that Rec is not the same as competetive. But this is from their website under the Red link: INTERMEDIATE PROGRAM ( U-9 U-10 ) This program starts to develop players for the competitive program. There is a greater demand on the players both mentally and physically as more advanced methods are introduced. These players will have a well trained staff and age appropriate activities to guarantee player development for higher levels of the game. Our coach is a nice guy, but he doesn't possess the soccer knowledge that we were expecting. Upon contacting the office, they said that this is not part of their Rec requirements, so the website is very misleading in terms of ability levels. That being said, our team has been completely outmatched in their first 3 games. The skill of other teams is far ahead of our team. Maybe it's just bad luck or something, but it doesn't feel like RMSA is on the same level of other Rec teams. The admin is working to correct things though. They have worked to sign up additional girls, and we were actually able to have subs for the first time today, and I believe that they may be sending some of their other coaches to help out. This post is an update from a previous one after our first two weeks giving them 1 star. I will look to update as the season goes on, and issues arise or are resolved.

It is a shame because the kids in the league deserve better. Our kids spent that last two seasons…read morewith this league. While our experience was not completely bad, I would caution families of what they are signing up for. We had a good experience with the coaches, however, I will say that Hispanic families are treated a little better. Even the administrative staff has been quoted as saying the "United States sucks... Mexico is better." If you carefully see who is writing the favorable ratings on Google, you will see a trend. Regardless, this league is not organized. One may think with an administrative staff that has worked there for so long they would know the ins and outs of how to streamline operations, and provide families information more timely. They expect team manager volunteers to go above and beyond all the time. On top of it, when volunteers try to get answers for other parents, the administrative staff will either ignore the questions or forget to answer, despite getting numerous calls, texts or emails. Additionally, this administrative office won't take suggestions from parents, but this is a good way to get removed from volunteer team manager duties for those looking to get out of getting the constant run around and thankless role. While this league touts costing less than other leagues, I would say this league struggles to collect money from families, and pass the cost on to families who do pay. They will also collect money to hold practices in indoor facilities when weather is bad, however, half the time the administrative office failed to secure the facilities as some paid for practices that ended up being cancelled. Ultimately the cost ends up being around the same as other leagues, with no real savings and more time is spent on trying to collect money or answers. RMSA's administrative staff assumed responsibility of collecting money, after dismissing the team manager of one of our kids team 3/4 of the way through the season for providing suggestions. Even months after season ended, the administrative staff was still trying collect money from families for the past season. While surprising, but not shocking, there is a Google review that mentions the league trying to collect from debt 5 years ago. If the family paid or didn't pay, shouldn't the RMSA administrative staff be held accountable after not doing anything for so long? Why are they trying to collect for something 5 years ago? Sounds terrible but maybe somebody is trying to cover their tracks for being sloppy. I end this review with the following question. Does this sound like an organization that knows what they are doing?

James is a very good gun safety instructor. A interactive class with good question and answers. Did…read moremy refresher class and firing qualifications with him and will recommend them to others.