Bear Arms Indoor Shooting Range, LLC

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- Closures:

SUN 20 APR 2025, entire facility, closed for holiday

FRI 04 JUL 2025, entire facility, closed for holiday

FRI 31 OCT 2025, entire facility, closed for holiday

FRI 27 NOV 2025, entire facility, closed for holiday

SAT 20 DEC 2025 to FRI 02 JAN 2026, entire facility, closed for holidays

- Service canines being allowed into the facility:

This is a friendly reminder that the only canines allowed into the facility from the public are service animals with up-to-date service paperwork and up-to-date vaccination records to be inspected upon request by the facility staff at any time.

Therapy and Emotional Support Animals are not recognised by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NC DHHS).

Regardless of the disability, service animals are not, repeat, not allowed in the segmented range portion (pistol or rifle side).  This would be an extreme health and safety violation.

If you have a service canine that you need to be brought in with you, please CALL the facility before you walk in so staff can better prepare for your arrival.

- Latest time to shoot / discounts if I arrive an hour before closing?  …No…

You MUST be on the firing line no later than one (1) hour prior to closing (by 5:00 PM ET (or 4:00 PM ET for the two days a week that we close an hour early)); otherwise, unless you have a reservation in advance (large group party, etcetera), you will not be able to shoot and take your time.  If you arrive past the one (1) hour prior to closing time, you will be turned away, no exceptions; full-stop.  There are no discounts for arriving late (at 5:00 PM ET) or just shooting for an hour; i.e. the going rate (a one-day pass) is the going rate without a membership.

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(1)  Age limit:  the facility's age limit for minors coming in to shoot is twelve (12) years and older.

(2)  Accordingly, effective WED, 29 MAR 2023, North Carolina pistol purchase permits – regardless of when issued -  may not be used as an alternative to the NICS background check requirement.  Bear Arms Indoor Shooting Range, LLC will not accept any North Carolina pistol purchase permits in lieu of a NICS check.  North Carolina concealed carry handgun permits are still accepted in place of a NICS check.

(3)  Please review the "SOPs" section as new information has been added about what we are and are not willing to sell, transfer, consign or work on (i.e. any and all eighty (80%) per cent receivers also known as incomplete firearms or receivers, any FRT type trigger [Rare Breed, WOT, Graves-Alamo] due to the new laws taking effect.  We are also unable to sell any firearm parts kits, slides, or anything else that falls under the new Zero Tolerance Policy, Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, and the New ATF Regulations due to the new restrictions.  We apologise for the inconvenience, but we have to stay in compliance with the ever-changing landscape of the firearm industry.

(4)  There is also a change in the wait time for a person under the age of twenty-one for the expanded NICS checks.  The wait time may be as long as ten (10) business days [business days are the days the shop is open Thursday to Sunday, NOT the standard working week].

Please do your due diligence and look at the website.  Please do not be angry at the staff because you did not ask pertinent questions about how the firearm purchase process works.  It is not as easy as the media says it is.

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We are starting to see an alarming number of people walking into the store or from the range with firearms in their hands (not in cases or holsters as is our procedure), and they have been quite taken aback when the staff responds in a very expeditious manner to secure the firearm immediately.

We understand that some people may not know any better or make a mistake.  If you have questions, please contact the store to know the proper procedure, or we are happy to lend you a case for the firearm to bring into the store.

We have to be highly vigilant in this time of crisis.  Please do not be upset with store staff for our response to someone walking to the store without a weapon secured in a holster or case.  YOU may know the firearm is unloaded or needs maintenance, THE STORE STAFF only see someone walking into the store with a firearm plainly visible and intentions unknown.  Please be responsible.