Okay, I have been visiting this Sportsman's Warehouse outlet its opening on August 28, 2004 (and I…read morehave the giveaway coffee mug to prove it!), and they generally have a good selection of guns and ammo at decent (and sometimes great - watch for the sales) prices. It's worth signing up for their emails because you can stay ahead of the specials that way - however this can be injurious to your wallet. I just visited to select, buy and pick up a new heater and I want to make a point to thank both Lance and Ray at the gun counter - they were friendly in addition to being professional and their spirit made these visits nice. Sportsman's Warehouse doesn't get five stars only because they are so brutally understaffed at the gun counter - it simply takes a long time to get anything done because there aren't enough staff there to handle the amount of business they have going on. I'm sort of surprised that management doesn't address this, as I see people getting tired of waiting and walking out of the store every single time that I visit. Management, you're leaving money in their wallets: they came to spend it, and you don't have enough staff to take it - get with the program!

I have been a customer of this store for a long time, however, today is the last straw. Their…read morewebsite showed that they had available in their store a box of 100 Winchester .380 ACP ammo. I went ahead and paid for it online and was notified that I could pick it up tomorrow. I went to the store this morning and discovered that my order was not ready and they could not tell me if the ammo was in stock or if it had to be shipped to their store. I later received an email advising that they were in the process of shipping the ammo to the store and that the estimated pick-up date is on June 9th. This is completely unacceptable. I wasted my time driving from the East Mountains this morning to their store; their staff could not tell me if they had this ammo in stock and then I am notified that I will have to wait an additional 9 days to get my order. If I had known this, I would have purchased the ammo elsewhere in Albuquerque today. I was unsuccessful in trying to find a way to cancel this order on my online account. In any event, this is the last time I will ever give Sportsman's Warehouse my business. You can make your own decisions, however, I do not recommend this store.

They had a descent selection of camping gear. Unlike some other Dicks that just sell clothing.read more

The sales lady was helping me in the sunglasses section of the store when a customer interrupted…read moreour conversation to announce she wanted to make a purchase. My sales lady abandoned me without saying a word . Another sales person helped my sales lady to make the sale. I'm standing there wondering what just happened. Why does it take 2 sales people to ring up a fishing pole? I was put off to say the least. I bought my sunglasses somewhere else.

Robert and John in the fishing department were extremely helpful. They answered a lot of my…read morequestions and gave me some sound advice; being a beginner in the fishing world is very overwhelming since there were so many choices of rods, baits, etc to pick from. It was fun walking around this store looking at all the different things they had compared to what is available at my own local Bass Pros. Super good value on the fishing rod pack and left the store feeling excited and a little more confident about my fishing trip.

Well. That visit was ugly !…read more Been hearing not-so- Stellar service conversations about my Cabelas/Bass pro. Yelp reviews confirm it And i lived it this morning Required a training dog collar, items like that require a trip to Cabelas in my book Now expensive items like my collar are locked up. Ok. Makes it hard to spin the box to read up on the items but ok. Found the one i wanted Went up to customer service desk and asked for help in dog collars since they are locked up Went back to the collars and waited. And waited Went back to customer service again and asked for help to unlock the dog collars Went back to collars and waited and waited Almost ready to give up. Shelf stocker walked by in green cabelas shirt and i asked him to unlock the dog collars. He did what i asked begrudgingly then asked if i had completed my shopping so he could take the collar to the cash register Oh boy. You bet i'm done shopping! Dropped almost $300 and this visit really put a bad taste in my mouth Really enjoyed all my visits and products i have purchased in the past If this is the future of cabelas/bass pro you won't last I don't ask for a red carpet but don't make me regret spending money at your store either I did get my collar Really need it But my years of trust and loyalty are shaken How many folks give up and walk Cabelas??

Getting back into skiing... dont expect much in the way of service these days but I was fortunate…read moreenough to run in Kaleigh. Spent 45 minuted with me explaining everything (boots, skis, etc). I didnt buy anything today but when I do need something it will be from sports systems because of Kaliegh...

Do not go here , they're really rude and will try to kick you out even with 5 minutes left to close.read more

I have used Charlie's for seven years. He has always provided quality work quickly and at a…read morereasonable price. This work has included repairing pistols, shotguns and rifles. Charlie treats me fairly, professionally while providing great service. Thank you, Charlie.

went to them due to the reviews and that they work on old revolvers. brought a 1948 K22 22 lr…read morerevolver that was out of time in 2 chambers and told them about the problem. told them it's a k22, charlie starts rapidly dry firing the gun 3 times before I can say "please stop doing that it's a rimfire". states the gun is in time. i show him the out of time 2 chambers and he says you are pulling the trigger too slow(which i was in order to check timing). he says there's nothing to fix. the problem is now there's peening on the cylinder from the firing pin strike and my firing pin is flattened from being dry fired without snap caps. this gun was in good condition for a 1948 gun and handled roughly with some damage after "inspection".

I have been here several time and have yet to walk away unsatisfied (even if I walk out empty…read morehanded which is rare). They have a great selection of new as well as used gear. My understanding is that much of the gear is sold on consignment, much of the new stuff that they carry is purchased in bulk at a discount which they then pass on to you. For example I got a brand new REI Flash air pad, wide for $65. I got a brand new SmartWool base layer for $50. And their used gear is priced to move as well. The staff here are super helpful, patient, and will always point you in the right direction even if it's to another store. They clearly live the lifestyle of the products that they sell. I live about 2 and 1/2 hours away and if I call they will hold something until the weekend for me if it's what I'm looking for.

Unfortunately, my experience wasn't great. The AC was broken, making the store extremely hot and…read moreuncomfortable to shop in. The sales associates were sitting up front in front of a fan talking to each other and didn't greet or acknowledge customers. The prices were also surprisingly high. Many items weren't much cheaper than buying them new, especially if you wait for a sale. Overall, the store didn't feel very welcoming, and the pricing didn't seem to offer much value.

After researching to find a walking shoe that wouldn't kill my toes and be comfortable, I went to…read moreDick's on Coors. The shoe associate couldn't answer 1 of my questions, seems to know nothing about their products, and kept looking up on a handheld stock on shoes "I" asked about telling me every time they were out of my size, a woman's 9??! So I went back to REI because they've never let me down. "Abel" was freaking amazing. I ended up trying the "Alta Sand W Olympus 6", zero drop shoes. Tried them today on a shorter walk-6miles uphill. No pain and my toes could spread out like they were designed to do. Thank you Abel and thank you as always REI-Abq location

I purchased a membership last year for R.E I they gave me a thirty dollar gift card. I did not…read moreknow that there was an expiration date on the gift card and I misunderstood when they explained to me. Anyway, I went in this afternoon to make a purchase.And the employee was kind enough to allow me to have a purchase discount in the same amount of the expired gift card. This store is always clean and has so much merchandise. In the very back of the store , there is a clearance rack , so be sure to check that out. All of the employees that I have had contact with have been professional and very friendly and accommodating. We will be back here for sure.

After researching to find a walking shoe that wouldn't kill my toes and be comfortable, I went to…read moreDick's on Coors. The shoe associate couldn't answer 1 of my questions, seemed to know nothing about their products, and kept looking up on a handheld , their stock on shoes "I" asked about telling me every time they were out of my size, a woman's 9??! Won't be back, I see their business model now "quantity not quality". Soooo , I went back to REI because they've never let me down. "Abel" was freaking amazing. I ended up trying the "Alta Sand W Olympus 6", zero drop shoes. Tried them today on a shorter walk-6miles uphill. No pain and my toes could spread out like they were designed to do. Thank you Abel and thank you as always REI-Abq location

Just came to DICKS accompanying a last minute Christmas shopper (my partner). I was helping search…read morefor a very specific item/ brand/ color/ style. Unfortunately, we found the item in every size except for the specific one we needed. Then, along came Annette! I asked for her assistance and she went looking in the back and came back with extras to replenish the sizing. Except, I missed the update when my partner mentioned it was a different version of the item that we needed. Annette patiently went looking for the new item in the back. When Annette returned, she realized it was a slightly different variation than she had meant to grab. Annette left and came back every single time with a smile and offering to help us find other items. DICKS, if you're reading this, I think Annette needs a raise and/or promotion. Her willingness to go above and beyond was way more than I'm used to. Thank you Annette! DISCLAIMER: I'm not related to Annette, I've never met her before, nor did she pay me. I'm simply in NM for the first time ever. Guess I'm used to the South and Northeast