My son and I shoot regularly at Oak Ridge and actually find it hassle free. Some ranges will not allow minors to shoot their guns, unless you bring your own, but Oak Ridge encourages trying different guns and they welcome tourists which is cool if you have relatives in town. As far as ammo, we respect the fact that if they are low on ammo, they reserve it for their range shooters. After all, they are a range, not an ammo store, and if I go to rent a gun from them, they always have ammo to shoot. Sure, the ammo prices are higher than in the stores, but they have rent to pay and I like patronizing local businesses instead of the big box know nothing retailers. Recently I paid $9 for .22, $18 for 9mm and $28 for .45. there. I agree that's expensive, but if you bring your own gun, you can bring your own bulk ammo and save money. Not having to wait in line at Walmart is worth me paying an extra few bucks. Range prices are within $3 of everyone else but I admit, the extra shooter charge is a bit high IMHO. The range is small and has poor sound attenuation and can get a bit smoky at times, but for 99 cents, a pair of foam plugs under my muffs works fine and I kind of like the fact that there aren't a bunch of people in there with me. I've never had to leave because I couldn't get a lane, even when they had a class. Speaking of which, they have CWP classes every day of and on Wednesday evenings too and they will let your kid sit in for free. That's pretty darn convenient for the newbies. They also have plenty of targets to choose from. As far as personality issues, we have never had a problem. I agree, they don't jump out of their way to hound you or ask if you need help unless you ask sometimes, and we respect that because it makes us feel like they respect our space. We have enough knowledge about what we are looking at and will ask a question if necessary, and I think they know if someone has a question, they will ask. When we do ask questions, they never seem frustrated or condescending and always seem to go out of their way to give details and never get pushy for a sale. We've spoken to everyone in there at some time or another and never had issues. The no loaded mags or guns sign is on the door and certainly, I would not want them letting someone in there with a loaded mag that asks to see a gun while I'm in there with my kid, so I respect their policies. It's their house and I expect them to keep us safe while we are in there. I've never seen them forget to check the chamber before handing me or my kid a gun, so they are safety conscious but they let you hold anything you want and will show you how each gun works if you ask. They also have video cameras in the range area, a see through window for onlookers and will check in from time to time to make sure everything's ok and nobody has any issues. We find that to be a safety feature and don't mind. As far as prices, they are within reason to a bit high on their handguns but we found their rifles and shotguns to be modest. Compared to Gander Mountain or Bass Pro, they are great. I don't compare internet prices to a brick and mortar business since I know I have to pay for convenience, location and service, plus an FFL fee if I buy online. Overall, since they are the only game in their neck of the woods, are well staffed, offer classes and range times 7 days a week, give a free month of range time with gun purchases, have in house repair, service what they sell, and don't care what the heck we shoot from an AR15 rifle to a Pump 12 shotgun, .22 to .45 pistol and .380 to .44 magnum revolvers, I have to give them 5 stars.