A friend recommended this new shop (less than a year old) and I gave it a try. Its a small shop in a small town, and I loved it. The owner, Mike, was incredibly helpful and very friendly. I picked up a unique left-handed rifle and couldnt be more pleased. My brother purchased multiple arms from Mike and has had the same great experience. Ill gladly continue to support this shop.

This place looks like your everyday average hole in the wall gun shop. So I stop in and while its lacking in selection at the time being a new shop, the quality of what he does have is great. Prices as extremely fair. Has both used and new weaponry. Like I said, the appeal of the store when you go in is not the greatest, but if youre going in to look for something new, give it a shot.Also supplies ammunition both loose and in bag at good prices as well.

I purchased my first handgun online and had it transferred to this store. They were very friendly and knowledgeable and I appreciated that! Will do business again!

Buyer beware!!!!! This guy either doesnt know guns or doesnt care about selling the worst gun ever made to someone that told him they didnt know about guns. Not only sold it to me, but charged 4 times what I have researched its worth.

I came in to the store with my two brothers, ready to buy a pistol. The owner didnt even acknowledge us at all. Shortly after, another customer came in and he immediately said hello and began speaking with him. I stood in front of the case for 10 minutes, clearly waiting to see a gun, as he continued to chit chat with this other customer who made it clear they had nothing he was interested in within seconds of the conversation. Left after 15 minutes of being completely ignored. Lost my business for sure.

Mike the owner is great. Knowledgeable and friendly.

Refused to transfer a pistol to me, after a friend who purchased it was having issues with the PICS system, to be clear, I am an FFL and its completely legal to do this.Friend won the item at an auction, and he speculated that it was too low of a price, and that was the real issue behind the refusal to transfer.Stay away.In response to your response, the item was purchased at an auction, and the seller was never given a transaction number needed to dispute the denial by the state police, after he was allegedly denied the transfer, leaving him unable to challenge the denial.He OWNED the firearm, not your business, and he wanted me to take possession of the pistol and resell it online.You refused, and returned the item to the auctioneer, who refunded his money, which was about half the value of the pistol on the internet market.Even a felon is allowed to dispose of firearms he owns, as long as he never takes possession of them after the conviction.Refusing to allow someone to transfer their property to an FFL, is not a straw purchase, as that is exactly what we are licensed to do.If the owner had went to the magistrate, and filed a small claims case, I am sure it would have had a very different outcome, but he didnt want to bother over a 250 dollar item.And describing a licensed FFL, as questionable is a joke response, especially after you were told to call the ATF and ask them if he was allowed to conduct the transfer to another FFL.

Great little gun shop

Got offered 20 bucks for a 150-175 dollar gun dont go there and sell used guns, I can sell a broken tv for more