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Well I thought about it but he didn't seem to want to be doing what he was doing and seemed skittish (which I guess makes it worse doesn't it). I know I should have insisted (nicely) and that was my mistake but live and learn....I won't let that happen again. It was totally my fault for not handling the issue correctly. I've learned a lot since then. Plus it seems like it was just a fluke incident.

No I did not hand him my guns with the slide locked back. When I started to unzip the carrier for the first gun, he told me that he would take them out of my bag, check them and lock them. Guess he didn't want me handling the gun until it was locked, I don't know. But regardless, even once the gun has been checked he still shouldn't have been pointing them at people.

Certainly the range was nice and the people nice, but I'll stick to my regular gun range just because of the time it takes to get in and out. I don't take just one gun and as such it's just a hassle.

At least they do have a place you can shoot handguns which is more than I can say for some sporting stores. I've purchased 2 guns from them and they were very helpful.

Unless Bass Pro has changed, the one time I went they had to put a gunlock on every gun I brought (and unfortunately I had 5 of them). Everyone looking at you while they check the gun to make sure it's empty and then put the lock on it. The guy was pointing the gun all over the place and checked that the mag was out of the gun but didn't check the chamber.

Next they asked me how many MAGS I had and how many rounds of ammo and what caliber.

They wouldn't let me use my silhouette targets.

I'm a member of a local range but just wanted to check out Bass Pro. I guess it was a nice range and all but it was just too much hassle for me. Of course the price is great. Maybe it's changed now??