Bullseye Indoor Range & Gun Shop

I’ve bought a firearm here as well as used the range multiple times. Every time I come the service has been great and very knowledgeable. The parking can be a bit shady depending on where you park and how busy of a day it is, but there is usually no wait to use the range or if there is a wait it’s very short. I recommend this place if you’re nearby.

Had a ball!
People were friendly and answered our questions.
Little wait, 10 minutes for pistol range. Longer for rifle range. Would have loved to rent the Thompson they had.
3 of us, one pistol rental, 2 boxes of ammo, 3 ear noise suppressor, eye protection, and targets…$ 45.
I’d most definitely would return if I lived closer.

rude customer service. treated us like we are stupid just because we are new to guns. store looks filthy. do not recommend.

I like the people here at Bullseye, I shoot here frequently and find it not to be intimidating at all for ladies, the staff is always friendly and very knowledgeable.

Bullseye is the first and only gun range I’ve been to and I’ve been back 3 times!
As a young woman wanting to learn about guns and gun-​ownership, I have a lot of questions. The boys behind the counter are always patient and non-​condescending when I ask questions or need something explained. They’re even enthusiastic and encouraging when I come out of the range with a target full of bullseyes! They always seem incredibly sincere and welcoming to everyone in the shop.
So why am I only giving 4 stars instead of 5? While my experience has been stellar, I have noticed other customers waiting long amounts of time to get a clerk to check them out. I definitely would not recommend popping in if you’re looking for a quick transaction. Gun-​guys will be long-​winded when talking about guns (just like car-​guys talking about cars). It’s what they do. Now heaven-​forbid you get stuck waiting in line behind someone like me, a young woman without a wedding ring asking the gun-​guys questions that enable them to show off their gun wisdom. You may be waiting more than a little while. But rest assured, when you finally do get up to the counter, they’ll have a long-​winded geek fest about calibers, shells, hollow points, and lasers with you too.

Edit on ⁷⁄₂₉: My last review was a ³⁄₅ I went back a few times and changed my rating to a ⁵⁄₅.
They were extremely nice, helpful, and informational. I had some really basic questions and the guy who helped us took alot of time and explained to us thoroughly about what we were asking.
Highly recommended them now.

Although this was my first gun range, my (guy) friend said this place is no longer shabby. The targets are now upgraded from the string on a pulley system. This doesn’t mean there isn’t a possibility of shooting down the string this time. The suggestion was to turn the target upside down so that you’re shooting towards the bottom of the target.
The rifle range area we were in had three stalls. The walls now have padding which I suppose was an upgrade from before? Pretty much this place seems to have improved more than before according to my friend. There was no wait time, and the other shooting areas had a good number of people too so it wasn’t dead.
There was a good selection to rent from. Our group had our own guns, targets, eye and ear safety gear. The total came to about $ 60.
Parking was behind the building. You will see a fairly good sized lot when you pull in the back. Walk towards the front facing buildings and the entrance will be along the street.

«If your reviews are looking like essays, start a blog. I can’t read your life story on my phone before ordering from the menu»
Time & Date of visit: Friday afternoon, around 2pm.
Party Size: 3 on the rifle range
Location/​Ambiance:
I would have dismissed this place as our next shooting range place as we were not impressed by the «clothes line» and «file binding clips» for the targeting system of years yonder. But as of Dec 17^th, Bulls Eye updated their face book page of the 2 week renovations on the lanes and passed on inspections. All I can say, dam, finally.
We had no wait time for the rifle range, as soon as we signed the waivers and put on our safety «ears and eyes», the attendant informed us to picky any lane. So my review is of the rifle range side only, not the pistol.
They must have cleaned up all the brass during renovations, the pressurized mini hallways were the tidiest that I have ever seen since the first time shooting here back in the single digit year 2000’s.
Lighting — There are pair of flood lights casting down each stall, which is a «warmer» color then the «cooler» color of the slightly dim florescent lighting over head. For those filming, bring a grey card with you if you ever do any post edits. Down range, it’s slightly brighter but not completely lit on each yard line. Old eyes will still be straining a bit at the 25 yard range.
There is also a mitsubishi air filtration system in place that is pretty good at sucking up the smoke. Though it’s located on the far right end, anyone shooting «dirty» rounds will still share some smoke for their neighbors before hitting the system.
Now for the «coup de grace» of what will make you want to spend your time and money here again;
Targeting system:
Gone are the clothes lines and file binding clips to hold the targets, of which Bulls Eye charged you if you shot it. Replaced by… wait for it… a slightly better line system. Though now its controlled by a toggle switch and a electric pully system. There’s not much lag, and the target holders are pretty fast going down the range when you want to show off shooting at the 25 yard line. The «bindings» that hold the targets are behind a good amount of steel on the hanger.
A problem that we ran into, not once but twice, was that shooting at your targets on the upper section has a chance to still hit the lines. Causing some downtime as the employees have to halt everyone shooting and then restring the lines on the pully system. Their recommendation, per verbatim, «don’t shoot the upper section of your targets, pull them back, and flip them upside down and shoot at the middle and lower parts».
It’s not a perfect system like some of the newer ranges that have been opening up, but it’s a hell of a lot better then their system of years yonder.
Total Bill w/​Tip & Tax: We bring our own guns, bullets, targets, and ears & eyes protection. For 2 hours on the rifle range for 3 people, the bill came up to $ 63 with tax.
Summary: Is it worth coming again, yes. but please oh please, do not shoot high. 3.5 stars out of 5.

Great place to shoot! Prices aren’t the cheapest but they have to make money too.
Bring your own guns, ammo, goggles, & ear protection and all you have to pay is for targets and booth rental — then it’s cheap!
The parking isn’t the easiest to find. You have to circle around the building and park behind it then walk through an alley to get to the front doors.
Kids under 18 have to have someone over 21 sign for them.

Awesome selection of firearms and firearms accessories. The ranges aren’t the biggest or fanciest, but they’re good enough. Prices for shooting there are really cheap too. The customer service is hit or miss. I have been there before and been treated awesome. I have also been other times and was treated like I was a moron. Overall, I recommend it over most gun stores, mainly because of the selection and prices.

While their prices may seem really cheap at first, we always leave paying $ 40 a person… ridiculous! & customer service sucks! They never seem to notice you. There’s always a line of customers and most of them just cut in line as if they didn’t see the majority of us waiting. There are better ranges/​gun stores with better interior, location, prices, and way better customer service.

I went to Bullseye to get a gift certificate for my brother-​in-​law. I walked out without purchasing! Apparently I was completely invisible. They helped 3 guys that walked in right off the street behind me — acknowledging them literally as they walked in the door when there was a line of people stretched across the counter. I finally walked out when another customer asked where to check out, she was directed to the cash register that I was standing at — this time not only did the guy behind the counter seem to not see me, neither did she as she edged me out of the way by completely invading my personal space!

The poeple are friendly. Really knowladable. Prices are really fair.
Ga allows me to shoot machine guns. Cali does not. So I got that out of my system here.

Shot here with 7 other friends. We rented two lanes and brought our own handguns. We purchased all of their ammo and had a very good experience. I am an avid shooter and have been to my fair share of shooting ranges. This was not special in any way. The staff was as pleasant as can be expected. The range fees and ammo was very competitive. We enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. I would recommend this range over others because of their competitive rates. All my friends were inexperienced and they were not discriminating because of it… Which is refreshing.

I was not impressed with their attitude. I specifically wanted a certain handgun, but was told I would not like it and to buy another model. How do they know what I wanted? They never asked, nor did they seem to care.
The place does have a bigger than most inventory. The range has to be the worst place I have ever shot. They charge by the hour which I think is a rip-​off.
I will shop elsewhere before I come here.

This place let two parties cut us and kicked us out after waiting 3 hours so we could only fire 50 rounds between 3 people. Very crappy experience. The staff sometimes has a bit of an attitude, too.

Conveniently located range and gun shop in downtown Lawrenceville. I found the staff to be knowledgeable and professional. The prices are fair. The best time to use the range is during the week as it gets really busy especially on weekends.
They have recently expanded the inside of the gun shop and have a broad selection. The rental prices are great which really helps if you want to try something out before purchasing.
The range can get hot and stuffy as it is not air conditioned. The floor is often cluttered with brass which is not the safest of conditions.
There is parking in the front but its very limited. A large parking lot is behind the building that is shared with several other businesses.

This is a fun place to go and it’s located in a cute little town. There’s a nice selection of rentals to choose from, of which my current favorite is the Sig Sauer. The price here is a little cheaper than other places I’ve visited, but it’s very out of the way for me, unfortunately. FYI, there is street parking (which I abhor).

I wrestle with whether or not to give these guys 4 or the 3 stars. The ONLY reasons why I would consider still giving them the four is because of the goodies they have to look at in the place and more importantly their prices. Their prices seem to be untouchable in the Atlanta area for the most part.
The rest, I’m just not all that impressed with overall anymore.
Yes, when I first started coming here it was cool to have a place like this so close to the house. The guns in the place make it like a candy store for those of us that like guns. But now? Now the newness of the relationship has worn off; and let’s face it, they aren’t the only game in town and certainly not the best.
The range? Yeah, I’ve used it quite a bit; but it’s a dump. Blunt but it’s an accurate overview. That’s the best way to describe it. Sure it’s cheap, like everything else they offer; but that’s its best part. The target line motors are hit or miss as to whether they work or how well they will work for you. The range is not air conditioned as best I can tell; and I do not think there is any type of ventilation system in the place either. No air movement and hot as balls in the summer. it’s a dive. The ranges are not well lit either. It shows its age and care level. The rental guns appear never to be cleaned and very little supervision of the range seems to happen. I never rent and probably wouldn’t from here anyway.
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been in the place to shoot or just look around; and I have now bought a few weapons and other goodies from them as well and yet they still don’t acknowledge or even speak to me. I’ve been in there so much, I know they know who I am. I can stand at the counters for 5 – 10 minutes before someone will even acknowledge me. Sure they are sometimes very busy but even when they aren’t, some of these guys will walk right by you 3 times and not even acknowledge you.
When you do get help, don’t expect them to talk to you a lot or offer up a lot of help. I think they think their job is to just stand there and wait on you to decide one way or the other if you’re going to buy from them or not. Either way, I get the feeling they don’t care. There’s only a few guys in there that are remotely friendly or customer oriented.
The place stays super busy so I guess the convenience and pricing still work for most folks, myself included. There are just better and more friendly places in town, including Trigger Time and DeadCenter. Both of which I can highly recommend as alternatives.

Gun shop: Great selection of handguns and AR-​15s. Plus this is the only gun shop I’ve seen with multiple FS2000s, PS 90s, and 556s.
Very good selection of ammo.
Range: They have 4 rifle lanes, so wait is short, if any. I shot in the rifle range, so can’t comment on the pistol lanes. It was pretty messy in there. The trash and brass cans were overflowing, and I was pretty much rolling across the floor on spent casings. Not an ideal scenario when you’re shooting. It was a busy Saturday afternoon though.
They are very strict with the range rules. Be prepared to pay extra if you mess anything up. A guy in the next lane was teaching his girlfriend how to shoot, and she hit the target hanger and had to pay for it.
The range prices are reasonable even though I managed to spend $ 215 by myself in one lane for an hour. Based on private messages, I should clarify most of that was on ammo. Range time and targets totaled about $ 25, and the rest was ammo. Bullseye has very reasonable prices on ammo; I just blew through a bunch of it. Practiced a lot of rapid fire.
It’s a drive to get out there, but this is a very good range and gun shop.