Breaking in my first handgun....goint to RTSP for first time as well.  Will be wearing green t-shirt with a griffin type logo and khaki type cargo shorts.  Say hello if you see me.

1 -1.5 hour wait....turned around and walked out.  LOL...should have known better (on Father's Day). 

 

Impressions - store is on the small side though I didn't get a chance to see the range.  Will go back after they expand perhaps or on a much slower day.  Seemed to be well stocked with semi-autos (didn't stick around to check prices or exactly what they had). 

Yeah wait us a buzz kill there. I've been going to EFGA. Much more relaxing

Crude. I thought the long waiting was pretty much over. There was no waiting the last two times I was there.

RTSP seems like a very nice place, and I know many people here are very happy with their customer service.  I think their posting of daily gun arrivals on facebook is really an excellent thing.

 

However, I've never managed to buy a gun there, despite my intentions.  I've never been there when there wasn't lines of people at the counter.  Completely jammed.  I can't really take a day off just to buy a gun, so I'm out of luck at RTSP.  I'm happy for them they are so busy.

I think today was probably out of the ordinary b/c it was Fathers Day.  Gentleman at the counter said they had large two families come in a short time before plus multiple fathers with kids.  There were a lot of people there (which I think is a great thing). 

 

Once the expansion is done it will probably be better.  The store itself is very small (but looked well stocked).  Great that they are expanding and will probably revist once done.  For now I'll probably keep going to Heritage Guild and I want to check out EFGA.  Love shooting outside on a nice day!

I bought a gun there.  A very nice Stainless CZ75B in 9MM.  Except when I went to pick it up, it had turned into a bi color 40 cal.  So I had to purchase a Glock 34 or be charged a restocking fee.

 

No more RTSP for me, ever.

 

Go to Woodland Park range, much more better.

If you want to skip the lines you have to go during the week. I usually go Wednesday thru Friday between 5 and 7 and rarely wait more than 15 minutes if at all.  

 

I've purchased two firearms there and have had no issues. All in all I am extremely happy with RTSP and I would recommend them.

I bought a gun there.  A very nice Stainless CZ75B in 9MM.  Except when I went to pick it up, it had turned into a bi color 40 cal.  So I had to purchase a Glock 34 or be charged a restocking fee.

 

No more RTSP for me, ever.

 

Go to Woodland Park range, much more better.

How'd that happen?

I wouldn't go there for the range, because I don't ever shoot indoors.  Yuck.  

 

But, the line at the counters to buy guns has always dissuaded me.

Lots of grumpy talk for a Fathers Day.  Yes we have lines! So does every other popular store or venue all of you may patronize.  As many of you said, the expansion is going to eliminate a lot of the "range" waiting time.  

 

As far as gun sales and lines, lets review shall we:  A customer that is going to purchase a firearm from us is never rushed through the process!  We take a lot of pride in insuring that each firearm that leaves this facility for it new home, is married-up to its owner to perfection.  Yes we do spend more time than most places, but again the expansion will help the flow of things a bit better and the sales area will be more defined.

 

Millsan1/ Anthony: You have to explain that one to me also! I took the date of your purchase and cross-referenced that with our (CZ 9mm Stainless inventory history) we have not had a 9mm stainless since October of last year so I am confused as to how you were handling one in the store this year.  

 

Feel free to message me / email me/ call me or just post away on the forum here so I can get to the bottom of this.  If you are owed some comfort for your troubles, I am happy to oblige.

I find if you can make it down there during daytime hours during the week, the line isn't too bad. The times I've stopped by during those hours, I was assisted without too long of a wait.

Overall, people there are pretty friendly. I find their knowledge of handguns to be a little on the mediocre side (a few times, I have received or overheard incorrect or poor advice), but they do the best they can for service.