i have never been treated as customer like I did by the owner at sensibly armed over a form to…read moreshoot at the indoor range. he said and. I quote "it's not my fault you didn't learn how to read in 2nd grade" among him wanting to bet me I didn't read the form... waving a $100 bill in my face . seriously this happened yes I have reading disability. public school didn't help . but I'm a gray haired middle aged man That deserves respect from all regardless. I missed initials at the bottom . that's it....... I walked out to avoid more insults thrown at me (keep in mind we are in a gun shop) we all have weapons on us Behavior should all ways be calm and cool at all times Someone tell the owner that after trying to give him my business opening myself to a new owner at a shop I've going to since I was a kid. I've been shooting for 37 years and own many many firearms. I will spread the word never to go to this shop for any reason . To many options out there to deal with him.! Never again

This was a visit in the spark of the moment as I was in the area and Googled Shooting ranges near…read moreme, I decided to come in for a try out. I like Shooting and keeping updated with my gun handling skills. Shooting is like riding a bicycle, once you know it, you don't forget. It is like swimming, eventhough you don't swim frequently, still, swimming is a life saving skill that all humans must know. It's been a while since I was Shooting and I am still sharp and on target. Loved it, I love men's toys. Guns are only good in the hands of trained professionals, my opinion. Tips to remember, keep your hands off the triger, the trigger is soft as a feather, is just sooo smooth and ready to go. While you aim, hold your breath, it helps to make your target more accurate, it works for me, I never miss. I liked this place and the easiness to use it for practice. I was a bit scared because I had no appointment and I was in the indoor range with other customers who were strangers to me. I came in alone, I like to do a lot of things alone because I can focus more on what I am doing or trying to learn. If you are a beginner, most likely, you will need an appointment. The guys working here behind the counter were all nice, great custome service, and good game for me.

Dominic is a good guy who cares about his customers and is very knowledgeable about firearms. Call…read moreand go check Black Lab Firearms out.

From the owner: -Buying guns, whole collections or one or two -Selling guns,…read moreonline listing updated frequently -Gun transfers, fully licensed -Consignments, selling your gun for you -Acquisitions, tell us what you are looking for, and we will try our best to find it for you

Nice gun shop! Small but they had good prices on ammo. Great selection of firearms to choose from…read more The staff are very knowledgeable and attentive. They'll answer all your questions and take the time to explain everything that you need to know. This was a great find for me considering I was at a campground 5miles away. These small shops are like hidden gems.

Cheryl is the best! Highly recommended, my go to shop for all my firearms needs! No idiots with…read morearrogant attitudes, honest people making an honest living!

I have purchased multiple items from JW Firearms, and they have always been extremely helpful. They…read moreexplained the process and answered all my questions. I was told my purchase would take 2-3 weeks, it was completed in 5 business days. Even when they did not have what I needed in inventory, they helped me find solutions. They're a local business that I'm happy to support.

I had a very disappointing experience with this shop. I purchased a suppressor and paid in full…read moreupfront. After that, it felt like they had zero interest in helping me through the rest of the process. I received an email for my Step 4 verification and went into the store as instructed. The employee told me I had to wait until I received a text from them, claiming they process customers in the order purchases were made. Meanwhile, he was just standing around. I showed him the verification code I already had, and the whole thing took about 5 minutes to complete. If it only takes a few minutes, there's no reason customers should be told to wait unnecessarily. Once they have your money, the customer service drops off completely. Very frustrating experience. I expected better professionalism and communication.

The prices are excessively expensive and they always take advantage of customers. They charge fee…read morefor every single item that they transfer to the clients. When they only have to do a single paperwork.

I purchased a firearm from these guys, it had an issue that they said hasn't happened to them in…read moreyears. I went back, they immediately fixed my problem same day in less than 20 minutes. The problem happened again And I returned again. They worked with me throughout the entire time I was having trouble with this firearm. When the problem couldn't be resolved, they took a part off of their own shelves and used it as a replacement to resolve my problem and didn't charge me a dime for labor or parts used. I was going to go to a big brand-name store to purchase a firearm but instead, I decided to shop local, I'm glad I did, all I have been getting treated like is like family. I highly recommend shopping local instead of going to a big brand-name store because you wouldn't receive service like this anywhere else. I definitely will return.

Jeff has a great little shop and a big plan for the future. He's always been very accommodating to…read moreme, even when I don't call ahead. It's nice having a local shop that takes consignments and doesn't charge an arm and a leg for transfers. The shop is usually well-stocked on ammo and accessories. Shoot Angry is a solid, friendly, shop that's an asset to the local community.

Every time I've gone in weather it was to see what was new in stock or to get some ammo, I've…read morealways been treated with respect Jeff the owner has never tried to upsell or push me to purchase anything that he thought was better than what I was looking at, if he didn't have what I was looking at he took the time to check if he could get it, and never had a problem answering questions no matter how dumb you thought the question was. Highly recommended.

In early September 2011, I was looking for a local gunsmith to correct an accuracy problem with my…read moreRemington Model 700 30.06. Based on the recommendation of a friend, I took the rifle to the Michael Fix. I didn't meet with Mr. Fix himself, as it seems that his wife handles the PR & business end of the shop. She asked all the pertinent questions in order to relay the history to her husband. This being done, I left the shop with a good first impression, pleased in the assumption that my accuracy trouble would soon be a thing of the past. I was told that the diagnosis & repair might take "a while" because Mr. Fix was fairly busy. With this in mind, I put the matter on the back burner and focused on bow hunting as the leaves began to change color and September gave way to October. It wasn't until late October that I began to become a bit uneasy as to the status of my repair job. With no word at all from Fix (or wife), the cold realization came over me that my rifle may not be back in my hands in time for the upcoming November bear season. Fortunately, I am one of those people who has been blessed with a nice gun safe and an assortment of rifles within it, so finding an alternate to hunt with was not difficult. What DID bother me greatly was the absence of this particular gun (this gun which was used to harvest my first deer (buck) AND my first bear. Call it silly superstition if you will, but outdoorsmen are a superstitious lot, and the loss of a favorite rod or gun is generally considered bad medicine; a bad JuJu, if you will. If this still fails to make sense, imagine hitting a hole-in-one with your fathers favorite club, or placing a collar on your beautiful new dog which had belonged to your best friend who was put down the previous Fall. We place an emotional value on these objects, and as long as we are human, that will never change. Back to the story. November came, and still I tried to be patient, knowing that if the rifle scope had to be sent back to the Manufacturer (Leupold), it would add greatly to the required repair time. I called the shop in late November, and was met with a somewhat dazed sounding response from Mrs. Fix which basically amounted to "Why are you calling us? This is odd. Did you expect the job to be done ALREADY? It's only been three months. Don't be so unreasonable; We'll get to it when we get to it." Before the conversation ended, I was reminded yet again that Mr. Fix was "busy", and that the job would most likely be completed by the end of December. At this point, I had lowered my expectations drastically, and was just relieved to hear that they hadn't lost the rifle or destroyed it. As expected, December came and went with nary a whisper or peep from Fix, as the new year rang in and my ridiculous, insulting situation became even stranger and more frustrating. The farce continued through JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH, and finally into APRIL, when I'd had enough. A small part of me was curious to see just how long Fix might drag the job out (thinking we might end up with a page or two in the Guinness Book), but after SEVEN (7) MONTHS (yes, seven months; September 2011 - April 2012), my patience & good nature had long since run out. I called the shop and asked if the job was complete. Answer: "No". Next question: "Did Mr. Fix even START the job, or even pick the rifle up IN SEVEN MONTHS TIME and LOOK at it? Answer: "NO". I'm not generally a nasty person nor would I ever direct foul language at a female, but this was a monumental exercise in restraint, which I passed (barely!). I asked if someone would be in the shop if I came right over to pick the rifle up, and was told yes. A short time later I was pulling into the same driveway that I had pulled into THE PREVIOUS YEAR. Most reputable businesses, when it's been established that they've failed you or wronged you somehow, bend over backwards to correct their wrongdoing and make you "whole". What did I get from the Michael D. Fix Gunshop? Nothing. Zip, zilch, nada. Just a blank stare from Mrs. Fix and a reiteration of the lame "we were busy" excuse. MY needs were of NO importance to them. After being misled & strung along for seven long months, they should have made my job priority #1 and done it for FREE as a gesture of good will and a greatly deserved apology. Instead, I was handed a dusty rifle (they DO collect dust when they're thrown in a corner and ignored for the better part of a year), and bid goodbye. The point of the story is that if they were far too busy to EVER work on my rifle, I should've been honestly told so at the outset. I WAS told that it might take "a while", but nowhere within the fragile realm of sanity would anyone expect a simple accuracy check to take SEVEN MONTHS (seven months on the way to FOREVER, until I pulled the plug). Ironic that his last name is "Fix" because that's the ONE d*mn thing he DOESN'T DO! If you need gun work done, this joker should be your absolute LAST choice on earth!!!

Nice selection extremely knowledgeable staff. it's the perfect place for first firearm buyers and…read moreyou won't find better deals anywhere around!

I recently purchased a Ruger LCP MAX from Truly Epic. John was very east to work with, My gun was…read moreready when he said it would be and his price was great. I would highly recommend Truly Epic if you are going to purchase a firearm.

I highly recommended Truly epic for transfers and gun smithing jobs. the transfer prices are…read moreextremely reasonable, and John did a great job working on a trigger job for my cz p01. He was in constant communication and provided updates along the entire trigger job. I am definitely recommending John to friends and family