Firing Line Gun Range

Our first time there it was great!Showed us how to handle and proper way to hold a gun. It was my first time going to a gun range and shooting a gun and the hospitality helped with my nerves. Definitely will be back!! Thank uou so much!!!

Nice clean place Good ppl

Nice range, friendly staff!

Always an excellent experience. Staff very helpful and friendly

Fun place for a family outing the staff was super kind and informative.

Not cold inside range. Over all, it was great.

Went shooting there two days ago. XD series pistol ended up trying to feed an armscore 9mm bullet that wasn't pressed into the casing far enough. Jammed up couldn't eject the round slide wouldn't move. Robert the owner took it into his workshop and with some persuasion freed it up and cleared it. They take safety very seriously and answer questions without hesitation without trying to make u feel like an idiot. I will be going there again. Highly recommend.

10/10 Would recommend. Customer service was absolutely top tier. Jason is the goat his service was so helpful and he was very friendly and chill. When we got in the gun range it was a blast. These guys rock. 10/10

Jason was the man great experience!

Zero stars. We are extremely disappointed and shocked by the treatment our service dog and us received during our most recent visit. We have been to this facility multiple times in the past with absolutely no issues. In fact, the gentleman at the counter has always had zero issues with our dog every single time we have visited. However, during this latest visit, the owners deliberately kicked us out of the building, despite our dog being a fully trained service animal.Our dog was perfectly behaved, wearing proper eye shields and hearing protection headphones, and was simply laying down minding his own business on the line. Ironically, their own website proudly features a dog wearing headphones and glasses, yet they refused to allow a trained service dog wearing the exact same protective gear to remain in the building.Denying entry and removing a legitimate, tasking service dog is a direct violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and is incredibly discriminatory. To be targeted and forced to leave after multiple hassle-free visits is completely unacceptable. We hope management takes the time to properly educate themselves on federal ADA regulations regarding service animals to ensure no other patron is subjected to this unlawful and degrading experience. We will not be returning unless this matter is resolved. Came around 1030am to about1pm slow time. CRITICAL SAFETY & ADA DISCRIMINATION ISSUE: Trained Service Dog Denied EntryMy family and I were completely shocked and deeply disappointed by the illegal and discriminatory treatment we received during our most recent visit to Firing Line Gun Range.We are regular, repeat customers who have visited this specific location multiple times in the past with absolutely zero issues. The counter staff has always been welcoming to us and our fully trained, tasking service dog. However, during our last visit, the owners stepped in and deliberately kicked us out of the building solely because of our service animal.Our dog was behaving flawlessly. He was quietly laying down on the firing line, minding his own business. Because we prioritize firearm safety, our dog was fully equipped with professional eye shields and hearing protection headphones. Ironically, this business's own website features imagery of a dog wearing headphones and safety glasses—yet the owners refused to allow a real, legally protected service dog wearing that exact same protective gear to remain on the premises.Denying entry and removing a legitimate, tasking service animal is a direct violation of Title III of the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Florida State Statute § 413.08. Forcing a disabled patron to leave after multiple hassle-free visits is degrading and entirely unlawful.We will absolutely not be returning to this range. Management urgently needs to educate themselves on federal and state accessibility laws to ensure no other individual with a disability is subjected to this type of discrimination. Then you need to revise your website and put a restricted sign on the entry way to the firing line and on the front door saying service animals only allowed in class rooms and lobby not firing area and use the ada code for that our service dog was perfectly behaved in that area check ur cameras. And this review is accurate.