I would agree with most it has gone downhill, honestly cannot remember the last gun I bought there. Or even when I have used the range as someone said earlier with the way the roof and walls look taking my kids was not an option.
Stephen Hall is a co owner of Lock it up, so I could see the possibility of him having some involvement. Other than the fact he doesn't look old enough to have been in the origins of H&H, he's likely family.
He was integrally involved in H&H. Did their IT work -- as well as some other things ...
H&H is hit and miss. Something it is easy to find a worker and sometimes it isnt. Sometimes they have a decent price and most ofvthe time they dont.
Gunsmith same. Onetime took six months to get shotgun sights installed, other time new barrel on a Tantal done in 2 weeks.
The only place consistently good is the 4U cafe. Good food. Nice lady.
Gunsmith same. Onetime took six months to get shotgun sights installed, other time new barrel on a Tantal done in 2 weeks.
The only place consistently good is the 4U cafe. Good food. Nice lady.
In the eight + years that I have been going there, the Cafe is the only thing I haven't tried. I constantly hear good reports about it, so I really should give it a try. Thanks for reminding me.
H and H is better than a lot of out of state indoor ranges and shops still. Last time I went they did have range officers active which was nice. As for the different mix of people I think that is a good thing. More people are concerned about protection and defense, all are potential allies. And yes, it did look like there were a few more holes in the ceiling and walls.
Like steel targets, they need to repaint often so people can see where they are hitting. 
H & H has changed over the last five years. Like most gun stores it's inventory is minimal. It's range needs work. It's Cafe is good but somewhat pricey. Overall, H&H needs to reevaluate its staffing, and equipment offerings.
