I'd love to know more. After hating them, seemed like they had turned it around and was going to go thru them for some stuff this summer. But that might have tochange.
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I'd love to know more. After hating them, seemed like they had turned it around and was going to go thru them for some stuff this summer. But that might have tochange.
Different owners in both places. last time we were there it was ok. Hell someone actually was willing to price check, readjust the price of a rifle i was interested in. Too bad they are in over their head on the trade in. It will sit there another year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xrayist
https://www.libertyrange.com/
I found the website the other day. I am excited about a new range/gun store closer to Greeley. Haven't set foot in Liberty in about a year but the last time I was there, the SiCo Omega or Saker (can't remember what I was looking at the time) jumped $300 in price in two weeks. I was ready to purchase that day and I had gone in two weeks prior to check it out. I asked them why the price jump and was told "we know what we have and it will sell at that price." I asked them if it was the same one that was there two weeks ago and they said yes. I have purchased a handful of firearms but I did notice a lot of new faces. I've always been treated fair otherwise.
Trial membership $100 wtf. And it's not even built yet. They hoping for thousands of pre memberships to help finish the thing?
It worked for CentennialQuote:
Originally Posted by fitz19d
sent from somwhere
That's the way to build an indoor range. Sell memberships. Run the membership services like a health Club. You use the place or not, still pay for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by fitz19d
Visualize ammo and suppressor group buys.
True, True. Hell some ever sold guns and items that were never built. Go figure.Quote:
Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
It was not the idea of a trial membership, just that it was so pricey for a "trial".
I browsed the website and found a P30SK at very competitive price. So, I drove all the way to Ft. Collins to purchase the firearm there.
My review:
-Great people. Great employees. Great Service. When my wife was getting helped, other 2 employees asked me I needed an assistance.
-Competitive price. I told the employees that I am just looking at firearm with sale tag (red tag). Quick browse twice.
-Good Selections.
5 stars! A++
Service at gun stores are so different relative to 25 years ago. [LOL]
I have done 95% of my business in the last 3+ years with liberty. The last few trips in to liberty it has changed and the attitudes of the employees has changed for the worse. It does remind me of how jensens was ran when Bob owned it. I might have to start driving back to loveland to Jensens, I hope not because liberty has better prices.
My son went in there a couple of weeks ago looking for a very specific pistol. The kid helping him tried to talk him into several other different models because he did not have the Gen4 in stock. Was very patronizing telling my son he would be better off with whatever he was trying to sell him. He has actually shot the one he was trying to buy, and knew that's what he wanted, and, I realize he doesn't have a lot of patience for situations like this, but he said he felt like he was talking to a used car salesman that doesn't have the model you're looking for. He won't go back. It's been a couple of years since I've been in there, and was always treated well, but grey hair and knowledge will usually get that reaction.