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Shooter's Choice
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citysearch c.
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I have lived in the West Columbia area for over 20 years and have always been to Shooters since they were the only range in town. The range itself has always felt claustrophobic and unventilated to me. Over the years, the customer service has gone from bad to almost non-existent. The last time I went there to buy a holster you would have thought I had just asked someone to dive into a pool filled with acid. \r
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I have never actually purchased a gun from there, so I can't really comment on that, but in my opinion there are much better options in the area, if for no other reason that good customer service. Businesses should never forget who actually helps them pay the bills.
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