Kind of shocked at the up charge, I know free market weak dollar etc.. but at $15 thats too much, for the drive I gotta make to get there. Guess Ill be waiting for that new range to be built in cedar park. Seems like they changed some rules too.
Well my buddys dad has been going to that range since 90'. we walked out and got yelled at and downgraded etc right after we stepped out of the office no where near the benchs or the concrete. Everything was zipped up. Didnt bother me, but my neighbor was pissed off. Use to be different.
Yelled at for what? By whom?
Yep, that's my questions. For what and by whom??
I ain't a stray cat or wear an orange jumpsuit, you don't yell at me.
hardcase60
For walking from the door to the pistol bench on a hot range, not even on the concrete yet. The cashier told us it was ok. Pistols in their cases unloaded. Some old guy range officer.
Now here's an idea for throwing up a middle finger to EP. Next range day at BOTW, have everyone meet at EP ( this only works if there is a ton of people) and just let the mgmt. know that if they were a little less shitty to people, they would be getting the business that is going down the road to BOTW( or any other range y'all have a range day at)
I actually really like this idea. Sadly, it wouldn't change a thing.
Ditto. Maybe throw in the fact that there's that new range opening up in CP as well. EP is owned by the same people that own the Garland range that just got sued for $1 million. You'd think they'd be doing everything in their power to get more customers, but maybe their "solution" was to raise the price by $5 :-\
A significant percentage of these businesses succeed merely by the fact that they have a monopoly on the market in that so many areas rarely have more than 1 or 2 ranges, gun stores, etc. around to choose from. Supply vs demand. When you don't have to try hard because people have very few choices, it tends to let a business owner get lazy, not care about customer service, and in many cases develop a downright unfriendly and antagonistic attitude towards customers.
Ditto. Maybe throw in the fact that there's that new range opening up in CP as well. EP is owned by the same people that own the Garland range that just got sued for $1 million. You'd think they'd be doing everything in their power to get more customers, but maybe their "solution" was to raise the price by $5 :-\