Baron’s Den & Shooting Range

US citizen only, in case if any international student wants to shoot. I wanted to give a rating tho, the gentleman who answered the phone was kind enough to refer me to another shooting range called Tritac in city of Salem, which accepts None citizen. So if you are an international student in UO and wants to experience the second amendment of the United States. Cheer.

I’ve received excellent, informative help from the guys at Baron’s Den. As a beginner, I had a ton of questions. The employees were very patient and thorough with their answers. Got a membership and am very satisfied with the facility, employees, and options for gun rentals. Some employees are friendlier than others, but you get that anywhere. Overall I highly recommend this place, especially to beginners like me.

Really disappointed. I used to be a member, I let my membership lapse and haven’t been in for awhile. Went in today and was met with a less than helpful employee.
It seems average or even stellar service is reserved for members only, regardless of how many purchases you make our how frequent a customer you are. When I inquired about splitting a lane with my husband, I was informed that they ‘don’t do that.’ Must be some new policy, because they used to!
$ 50.00 is an exorbitant fee to charge for the privilege of shooting indoors.
I used to recommend the Baron’s Den to friends. I used to shop at the Baron’s Den. Those days are over; I won’t do either, now. If I could give them zero stars, I would. They earned it, today.
If you need an expensive place to shoot and you enjoy rude staff, this place will satisfy. We ended up going out to Shotgun Creek and had a blast, with no attitude.

Pretty spendy. Not very helpful towards new shooters I have noticed. More welcoming towards club members. Overall a nice gun range though.

First time. Wasn’t sure what to do they were very helpful. They mean it when they tell you to wear ear protection. Wasn’t quite prepared for the noise and I’ve been around guns outdoors all my life. $ 25 range fee $ 20 box of shells $ 5 gun rental .50 for target. You can bring your own gun and store purchased ammo. Store is interesting to look at nice collection of toy trains and older guns ect. Arrived around 1 pm busy not packed came back around 4 pm several open lanes.

I stopped by on Monday afternoon, was shocked and pleased to find .22lr at $ 18.99 per 325 rounds… I bought two boxes. They have an excellent selection of firearms, both new and used, and priced competitively. A range with rental guns is a great way for shooters to try various guns out before making a purchase. Cool store décor as well!

Always fun there and the guys behind the desk are really helpful. I had lots of questions and a few problems with a new gun I’d brought in, and they couldn’t have been nicer.

After purchasing multiple firearms here over the years I had my first bad experience. Staff seemed uninterested in helping and almost rude. I didn’t used to mind the slightly higher prices because they were offset by the helpful and friendly staff, if I wanted the stink eye when I walked in I would go to S&M. Sorry I don’t look like your average «gun» guy but at least I’m not asking you a hundred dumb questions I read on some Internet forum. Customer service is greater than judgement, next purchase will not be from the Den.

My wife and I stopped by Barron’s Den on a whim while traveling to Washington. What a great time we had! My Wife who has never fired any gun before was a bit shy towards starting with a Tommy gun, so the staff set her up with cute little purple 22, which worked fine for first timer. Employee Steve set us up and instructed us in use of 22 automatic pistol and machine gun. Steve was wonderful: very patient and informative, a real nice guy that made our visit so enjoyable. I would definitely recommend Steve to any beginner wanting to try out this sport, although an experienced shooter could probably benefit from his expertise also. I had never fired an automatic pistol or a machine gun, and got to do both. We are definitely not a gun people, but if you are looking for a new experience I whole heartily recommend this place. I might be a gun person now!

Went here last weekend and was a little disappointed with my lane selection. The gents next to me must have thought they were at a coffee shop or something as they yaked very loudly the whole time THEN, crawled around numerous times looking for brass (not cool!). Still, the staff is great and I love coming here. Took my .44 Magnum out and a couple of Glock’s for a quick range time. As I have stated in earlier posts, the best time to get there is early.

The range is very nice. No time limit. Clean and well maintained. They allow you to bring your own targets and ammo (some reasonable restriction apply) or they have some for you purchase. Wide selection of firearms to rent for a very low price. The gentleman who checked me in was friendly and professional. After I was finished with my lane I browsed their firearms for sale section. Prices are very high, between $ 50-​$ 100 over what most shops in the area are charging. Long gun selection is pretty slim, but the handguns seem pretty well represented. I wanted to give this place a higher rating, if it weren’t for the two (other) gentlemen basically hiding in the corner of the store. While browsing the firearms they didn’t once get off their chairs and offer to help me with a selection.

Good selection of cheap targets. They will evaluate antique guns as well to make sure they’re safe, so I plan on bringing in my great grandfather’s gun that I inherited, which is well over 100 years old. The range is good, unremarkable. I do wish they’d change their system so the targets wouldn’t keep swinging for so long. Other than that, you can rent goggles and all that here, even guns, so it’s an easy place to try out different guns before you buy a new style.
I’ve been here a number of times by now (took your Duke spot, Bill D haha), and have gotten to know the employees a little. Nice people! They’ve helped me find a gun to buy, and I ended up buying it here too.
I did a price comparison for two guns I looked at, which I’ll share with you here:
For a Ruger SR9C:
$ 380 (but online)
Santiam Buyers $ 409 (but in Stayton by Salem)
Oak Grove $ 420
Baron’s Den $ 429
Mazama $ 459
S-​M $ 469 (but not in stock)
Cabela’s $ 499
And for a Glock 26 Gen 4:
$ 500 (but online)
Santiam Buyers $ 519 (but in Stayton by Salem)
Oak Grove $ 525
Baron’s Den (none in stock)
Mazama $ 575
S-​M $ 599
Cabela’s $ 599
You’ll see that Baron’s Den is just a tiny bit more expensive than Oak Grove. However, if you buy a weapon at the Baron’s Den, you’ll get a free certificate for the range, which is a $ 12 value if you’re a member, or a $ 25 value for a non-​member. And that makes the guns –cheaper– at Baron’s Den than anywhere else in town! Took them only ten minutes to process my purchase and background check too.

Stopped by here on the way to Portland during a recent road trip. Figured that while I’m outside California, it’d be nice to get some range time, look for hard-​to-​find magazines and accessories, and tease myself looking at stuff that for some stupid reason or other aren’t on the CA-​DOJ roster of approved guns.
The people here are friendly, helpful and good for nice conversation. The range is clean and very safe, and the ammo prices are reasonable. As for the hard-​to-​find magazines, I found them there and in good supply. I highly recommend the Baron’s Den — especially for out-​of-​town shooters looking for a nice place to get some range time.

A fantastic gun shop. Over the years I have always found the staff to be friendly and helpful. They make the shopping experience honest and easy and treat you well no matter if your new to firearms or a seasoned veteran. I was recently in search of the seemingly hard to get Glock 29sf and these folks happened to have one. Unfortunately I was in the middle of a long stretch of work with no chance to get over there. They held it for me for almost 5 days with no deposit. The price was right too! This is the kind of customer service certain gun shops near the mall could stand to emulate.

I have driven by several time over the year and I finally said I am going to stop in, I’m so glad I did. The Den has a plethora of firearms. Everything you could hope for and they carry the accessories too. Even my wife was impressed with everything. The store is decorated with old firearms and the employees have no problem tell you about anything and everything. They even have my 6 year old daughter a candy bar for free. I didn’t shoot the Tommy gun but I plan to the next time I’m in town. I just wish I did live so far way. If you are reading this and haven’t been yet, go check it out you won’t be disappoint.

This place is outstanding. I’ve been here twice to shoot. Over the weekend we took a class with the owner’s son, John Umenhofer who is a Sgt from Springfield Police. He was outstanding, down to earth, funny and has a passion for gun safety and teaching. The class was from 9 — 12, lunch break, shoot until 3 then a wrap up afterwards back in the classroom. He answered all our questions, was thorough and approachable.
The range itself is clean, has excellent safety procedures and feels like a ‘club’.
The staff are experts and no question is a silly question. Not only can you rent the guns to try on the range but you can buy weapons and accessories (holsters, etc) there too. The store itself is full of antiques, from the cash register, lighting, fans, trains, and memorabilia– it feels homey and very warm.
We’ve tried places in Portland, but are so impressed with Baron’s Den that we will be driving once a month to Eugene to do our shooting. Reasonable membership prices and range drop in prices. Lots of targets to choose from too.
I can’t say enough positive things about John Umenhofer as a teacher and all around nice guy. Super place to go shoot. This is probably one of the best places you can ever go to for shooting.

The Baron’s Den ROCKS! Such a NICE place :) I LOVE shooting here! Staff are VERY friendly & knowledgeable, and the facility is so nice & clean. Whether you’re experienced or not, they’re GREAT about NOT making a person feel like an idiot! All in all, an EXCELLENT place to feel comfy while you whip out your firearm and blow holes in targets! FUN, FUN, FUN!

OK, so I’ve never been a «gun person.» Spent most of my life in nice safe ‘burbs, don’t hunt, and never lusted after a Red Ryder BB gun. Guns frankly always scared me.
Find myself living out in the boonies now, where police & animal control services are virtually non-​existent and was recently faced with a couple of dire animal related situations where knowing how to use a weapon would have been a very, very good thing… After much thought, and thanks to Unilocal,I found my way to the Baron’s Den.
Was beyond uncomfortable when I walked through the door, but the impressive display of antiques and friendly, professional atmosphere at the Baron’s Den quickly put me at ease. Robin was endlessly patient and gave me great guidance and advice. Ended up feeling confident enough to try out several different weapons in their shooting gallery. Turned out the «Shakiest Gun in the West» is a actually pretty good shot.
I’ve been back several times, took one of their all day classes from Ray which was both informative and fun. To my great surprise, I actually really enjoy target shooting and, thanks to Ray, feel confident that if I ever have to, I’ll be able to deal responsibly with an emergency situation.
I’d recommend Baron’s Den to anyone, but particularly if you’re a woman looking for a safe, comfortable, low pressure environment to learn the ins and outs of firearms, this is THE place to go.

Not much of a shooter. But there’s lots of cool guns here. I don’t know anything about ammo or muzzles. But the décor in this place is awesome (it really looks like the den of a Baron in a killer mountain retreat). And I wasn’t much hungry, but the free cookies and coffee were awesome.
I am not a politician. But I do hope that, by giving this place a good review, I may increase my support among soccer moms and NASCAR dads.

Easily the best establishment in the Eugene area for purchasing a firearm or doing any business with. Each staff memeber has good overall knowledge some more about different things than others but all together always have the right answer. I always get what I’m looking for and what they don’t have they’re quick to find for me. Establishment is bright, clean, and displayed neatly. Not only do they have lots of products but they have a indoor shooting range for getting yourself familiar with your newest purchase as well as many rentals of the products they sell to try them out before buying. The staff and store owner have been nothing but fair to me when dealing with them. Over the last couple years I have started to do more and more of my business exclusively with the Baron’s Den. While I do have a small relationship with the emplyees at this shop I have watched them interact with countless customers and being a sales manager myself am throughly impressed with the attention they give to every person that walks through the door. One other unique thing that I DON’T see at the Baron’s Den is I have never heard the staff once bad mouth other stores in the firearms industry; you will not see this often and can’t say the same for other stores in town. By far the best in town.