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The folks at Top Gun can tend to be a bit, shall we say. overconfident in their knowledge of all things gun related. This is common at gun ranges (and also golf courses) in my experience.

For example, On one visit to Top Gun, I saw that they had my carry ammo on sale there (Winchester Ranger HP which is marked "law enforcement" on the box) and asked the guy how much they were charging. He asked me if I was a LEO. I said no, and he responded in a very condescending tone that it was illegal for anyone other than a LEO to buy or own that ammo. I said "that's odd" and showed him the box I had in my range bag that I was planning to shoot. For some reason he did not feel compelled to call the SWAT team on me.

I think it's exchanges like this that cause people to have a bad taste in their mouths about certain gun ranges.