Good newby experience at Pop Guns today

[Iurobz]

Guy named Adam took the time to walk me through revolvers and semis. Didn't have time to shoot but will probably go back and shoot various models and calibers to get a feel for what I want. Will probably also swing by Bradis to see what they have. I've heard good things about them.

 

[Turn Key]

Welcome to the INGO forum bro.

Check out Eagle Creek Pistol Range on West 56th Street. I don't know if their open for the season yet but I'll try and find out for you. They have excellent Range Officers that are great to help you learn the gun properly. All the guys are NRA trained and fun to learn from.

There's wind of a great lawyer that hangs around the range too...

TK

Guy named Adam took the time to walk me through revolvers and semis. Didn't have time to shoot but will probably go back and shoot various models and calibers to get a feel for what I want. Will probably also swing by Bradis to see what they have. I've heard good things about them.

 

[pute62]

I'd head to Indy Trading Post to checkout rental guns.

 

[Rocdenindy]

Bradis has good quality at a reasonable price. My new go to store though is Beech Grove Firearms. Nice range, excellent employees, and great experience.

 

[NHT3]

I know Adam, a really straight up guy.. Glad you enjoyed yourself and welcome to INGO.


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[rbhargan]

We are fortunate to have a number of good gun shops and ranges in the greater Indy area. INGO is also a great source of info. Look around and see what suites you best. It is all good.

 

[Brandon]

Indy Trading Post and Bradis would be my 2 recomendations. BGF is ok, but I wasn't impressed with their service, which was my first visit there.

 

[wolfman]

ECPR opens for the season, the first weekend in March.