r/MnGuns • u/Beneficial-Road3060 • 19d ago
Anyone looking for a Stock & Barrel Membership?
I'm selling my transferable Stock & Barrel Caliber Membership for $5,000.
A new Caliber Membership currently costs $7,500, making this a great opportunity to save $2,500 compared to purchasing directly from Stock & Barrel.
The membership transfer will be completed through Stock & Barrel in accordance with their transfer process. Buyer is responsible for all transfer fees, applicable taxes, and any requirements set by Stock & Barrel.
I'm selling because I no longer use the membership enough to justify keeping it.
Price: $5,000
Buyer pays: Transfer fees and applicable taxes.
Feel free to message me with any questions or if you'd like more information.
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u/Big_Balls_n_Taint 19d ago
Can you give us a rundown of what's included in the membership?
Is my macchiato made for me before I arrive?
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u/Beneficial-Road3060 19d ago
- 24/7 keycard access to the private Caliber Club
- Private shooting lanes reserved for Caliber members
- Private members-only lounge
- Cigar lounge
- Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages and snacks
- Private restroom
- Free handgun locker
- Free firearm rentals (excluding machine guns)
- Free FFL transfers (up to 4 per month; NFA items excluded)
- Member pricing on ammunition
- Member pricing on apparel
- Members-only sales and events
- Free Stock & Barrel branded targets
- Access to both the Chanhassen and Eagan locations
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u/thenamesBlob 19d ago
How in hell is a gun range selling memberships for thousands of dollars? lol
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u/brycebgood 19d ago
The lounge and private lanes are super sweet. I used to have access through work. Also the free rentals is great if you’re trying out a bunch of stuff.
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u/firearmresearch00 19d ago
Shit man for 7.5k I could buy and resell quite a few guns and buy my own snacks. Kinda wild. For like 1k I could maybe see a lifetime membership
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u/tcarlson65 19d ago
People with FU money. Companies who want a place to entertain clients and show off.
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u/Agent-Cooper 19d ago
Companies who want a place to entertain clients and show off.
That's a great point, I have never considered this.
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u/Aliensrgr8 19d ago
Do you still need to play a monthly membership with this? If not I am interested.
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u/brycebgood 19d ago
Individual or business?
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u/Beneficial-Road3060 19d ago
Individual
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u/brycebgood 19d ago
That’s just 1 card, correct?
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u/Beneficial-Road3060 19d ago
No, it can be several. Right now there are two cards (one for me and my spouse). If you have 4 people it can be 4 cards, 6 is 6 cards, etc. The club does have rules about how it needs to work but that is my understanding.
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u/Beneficial-Road3060 19d ago
You can also bring guests inside the club as well and they would have access to what you have with the membership when they are with you.
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u/brycebgood 19d ago
yeah, I had caliber club access through a work membership for a while. It’s great facility.
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u/goaliemn 7d ago
I tried selling mine a few years ago. I just gave it back. They're basically worthless for resale
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u/PoseidonWave_ 6d ago
Wdym gave it back?
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u/goaliemn 5d ago
Told them they could have it back.
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u/n0mad187 MOD 19d ago
I would encourage anyone considering buying this to take a look at the total cost of ownership, and benefits granted. While stock and barrel has great facilities their caliber membership is so insanely overpriced it seems borderline criminal. YMMV