I rate it a solid 3.5 stars. One; if not the best gun store I've seen in San Antonio yet. I've been…read moreto Adelbridge and Co. more than plenty of times and, every time I've been I have there I've been greeted as well as treated great by all the staff. I love it, everyone is informative and makes the store very welcoming. As well at the cats. The only reason I'm not rating 5 stars. Is because the Gun smith area, ONLY because the lack of communication. I had a firearm that was getting parts, tested and tuned. The estimated time that was said the fire arm would be completed was 10 days. The whole time my fire arm was there, I didn't get a SINGLE update on how everything was going and what was needed (if anything) to get it functioning properly. I waited 14 days, gave them a call to see if it was ready for pick up. I was informed they they were having trouble. So I just let it be and waited a whole month and about a week. Till I decided I was just gonna pick it up and take the fire arm elsewhere to get the work done. Because I still didn't get a single notification or update on my fire arm. HOWEVER. When I got there to pick it up, I was told, my firearm has been done....... Again I was never informed or updated on it, no message, no email, no call. Nothing. After picking it up, I went out to see If the fire arm will work as it should... and sure enough... it was ABSOLUTELY FLAWLESS. The gunsmiths are GREAT at what they do, no doubt about it. There's just no communication and, I get it. They are a big store, they are popular and have a lot of work on their hands, but a simple update here and there goes a long way!

Great gun shop excellent selection friendly staff. I shop here every time I'm in townread more

Came here today for a transfer of a receiver I purchased online and the process could not have been…read morebetter. The staff were very polite, friendly, and knowledgeable; no pretentious attitude. Cost me $20 and less than 20 minutes of my time. Super smooth. I absolutely will be coming back to this shop anytime I need a transfer done, and I highly recommend it to anybody else for that service.

I purchased a rifle online earlier this year and had it shipped to this shop for pickup. I want to…read moreleave this review mainly so other customers are aware of their policy. To be fair, the shop did make multiple attempts to call me to come pick up the firearm, and I take responsibility for not getting there sooner. It simply wasn't a priority at the time. What I did not realize was that after 60 days, they can sell the firearm if it has not been picked up. They do disclose this policy on their website, so I want to be clear about that. However, because I purchased the firearm elsewhere and only had it shipped to this shop, I never had a reason to visit their website or review their terms and conditions. My biggest disappointment is that during the multiple attempts they made to contact me, no one ever communicated something as simple as, "If you don't pick up your firearm by this date, it will be sold." Had I known that, I obviously would have made picking it up a priority. So they did sell my rifle. So while I acknowledge that they attempted to reach me and that the policy is posted online, I think a much better customer experience would be to clearly communicate the 60-day deadline directly before selling someone's firearm. Just something to be aware of if you're having a firearm transferred here: make sure you understand their pickup policy and don't assume they'll specifically warn you before the deadline.

I've gone by this location multiple times. They seem to always be closed. No hours posted on their…read moredoors. This is a little sketchy to me. I had some gun smithing work that needs to be done. Ended up taking it to Durys gun shop. At least they are open and have hours posted. I've seen too many fly by night, people set up so-called gun shops in San Antonio over the last several years.

Was very helpful in shipping some rifles and the guys were very friendly and accommodating. Would…read morerecommend for this service however they don't have much selection as far as purchasing firearms.

Mr Diego was a great help. My first time here and i will be back. I appreciate your help Mr Diegoread more

Mike the gunsmith did an outstanding job on my pre64, made me a believer that there really are a…read morefew professional gunsmiths in existence. I would not think of using anyone else. Just a great gun shop all around, top of the heap! B Crow

I have been a customer of wetmore shooting sports for years they always take care of you at a great…read moreprice thank you wetmore shooting sports

God-Loving Patriot!! SUPPORT LOCAL SMALL BUSINESS. Picked up my gun from a transfer. Really a…read morestand-up, salt of the earth gentleman.

I cannot stress enough how displeased I am at the customer service of this range. I placed an order…read moreonline, which had stock in store listed on the website. After placing said order, I went to the store to pick it up. Mind you, it wasn't a firearm, but a simple scope mount. Instead of fixing the issue, I was not provided any solutions, just a "you should cancel because our stock was wrong." No ship to home, no call when it is available, just a "you're out of luck" response. I don't think it's unreasonable to be treated more than just another number here to buy something. But instead, I just get brushed off to the side like I'm trash.

I've visited this place twice while in town for work. Selection of firearms and ammo is decent and…read moreaccessories seem well stocked. Staff were present and attentive, and registration process for range was simple and easy to use. The issue I had here was only my experience. First was a random fire sprinkler issue that caused the range to close early. In fairness I was not charged for my shortened range time. My problem was with the lack of honesty of my range ammo. To be clear, I used MAGTECH Steel case, copper jacket, lead projectiles. Not steel core ammo. I was holster certified by the RSO, who was a professional employee, using the same boxes of ammo. Clearly listed on the box, and hiding nothing. Then the issue with the sprinklers happened which I heard from two employees is not the first time. I figured someone a few ranges over shot the dam thing out, which is common with novice shooters. Upon being allowed to reenter the building to check out for the day since they were shutting down, a young, and clearly misinformed employee challenged my ammunition. First he tells me they don't allow steel ammo. I said this ain't steel ammo, it's steel casing. Then he tried to give me his un-grounded, opinion on how "damaging" the cases are to my gun. In respectfully said, no, that's incorrect, I've shot thousands of these for years, judging by his age, longer than a he's been in short pants. lol. Then he says how steel ammo may light unburnt powder in the range, which he might have a point, if I was using STEEL CORE PROJECTILES, which I was not. Next was how "dirty" my "steel ammo" is. This was especially entertaining, as MAGTECH uses the same powder and primer, in their brass ammo as their steel cases. Again, misinformation. Then I politely say, why don't you just take the honest approach bro, and tell me you cant recycle the cases and we can end the conversation. I reload, so I get it. However I was not home and needed cheap training ammo. Honest is best next time. Especially in an industry where 80% of your customers are relying on your employees to educate them and help them make a good self Defense purchase. I'll just go somewhere else, no harm no foul.

I went to Armadillo Armory to do a FFL transfer. The service was inexpensive, efficient, and…read morecourteous. This is the place to go when you sell your firearm and you want it transferred from your name to the buyer. Please note: They do not keep a lot of firearms stock. They are a place to ship your internet purchased firearms for you to do the FFL transfer in accordance with the law, do the paperwork for your NFA/Title 2 firearms, and buy ammunition/accessories. I will use Armadillo Armory for transfers (and their other services) whenever I am in San Antonio.

The guys at the Bulverde store are the best. Every person there was gracious and helped others with…read moreproblems and favors that most shops would just shrug their shoulders. I bought a consignment gun, a really nice .270 WSM Sako. I visited twice before purchasing the gun. Cory was super courteous and answered all of my questions. He mad the process easy and made sure I had something hung to put the rifle in as I live over 350 miles from the store. I will definitely buy from this store again! Couldn't have asked for more professionalism from a gun store staff!

I have been to the Nee Braunfels Location and liked it super nice employees and had a great…read moreselection. Went to The Boerne Location and they were even more Awesome had an issue and Cody helped me and it was exactly what I wanted! 10/10 on pricing , customer service, and being helpful and knowledgeable. Will be doing more purchases with them. Highly Recommend.

I bought a safe from Lockerdown several years ago for my Ford F150. It has since been in three…read moreother Fords and is just as functional as day one. Sorry that it doesn't fit in my Expedition and more sorry they are out of business. They were real helpful when I needed it. Don't know where to look for a replacement of this quality. Those who need to reset, I have the instructions to reset the safe if you still need it. robert.renstrom@gmail.com

-UPDATE- (still 2 stars)…read more I received the console safe on 08/21/2023. I'm ultimately disappointed in the design for this one. A "safe" generally is a self-contained, reinforced box. The last safe I bought from them (2016 Tundra) was just that; a steel box with plates on all sides that bolted into the bottom frame. It was great. The description for this item on the website says : "Safe covers the whole console from the bottom to just under the lip of the console." What I waited 3 months for is a beautifully crafted top frame, lid, and latch from a safe. They also provide small plates that cover a partial area on either side, but that's really just to support the lid and keep it in place. Self tapping screws go into the console's plastic base for those... I understand a drop-in design wasn't possible for this truck if you want to retain the whole console volume. But for f%*k's sake, provide a plate for the back side of the console at least. Pop off the rear vent trim panel, and a thin plastic wall separates the cruel world from your valuables. You'd be inside that safe in minutes. Now that I just told you how to break into my console, read on. Maybe I'm being too harsh, and maybe I just don't like the design for this truck because I was spoiled with a full-fledged box safe previously. I don't know, but I do know there is ALWAYS a way to make something better. This, my friends, is one of those circumstances. Update the description and pictures of this safe, Lock'er Down. Show your customers what they are paying for. Also, tell them how long they're going to wait for it with certainty.