These guys did an amazing job replacing my trigger. What really stood out was their honesty--when I…read morebrought in another pistol, they told me it was perfectly fine instead of trying to sell me work I didn't need. That means a lot. They also mounted a sight for me on the spot, charged practically nothing, and treated me with total professionalism. Best part? They're all veterans, and I'm proud to support them as I am a veteran. This is my go-to gunsmith from now on! If you want honest, skilled, and veteran-owned gunsmiths you can trust, this is the place to go.

Excellent selection and service. Store is well organized and in a good location. Plenty of parking.read more

First Impressions speak loudly! Bronco Trading is second to none in "all things Western!" I have…read morenever had a bad experience in this shop. Each and every customer service rep takes pride in their job, better yet the store. Come in. Look around. Ask questions! You will be amazed at their knowledge in western gear and history. Plus, I love the fact that they are selling the largest selection of boots made in the USA! ... Now, if I can only save enough money for those Luccheses!

Pending: Bronco Trading had reached out to fix this issue. I will revise and update review once its…read moresettled. One of the best shops on Allen Street for selection. With that said, buyer beware! Sales staff is super friendly until you try to return an item. Bought great pair of boots that don't match :( They were not marked "irregular" or anything to warn the buyer. I'm just the sucker in a tourist town that didn't look close enough until 20 mins later. Staff wouldn't even discuss a return of the unworn boots and were very hateful.

I'm not a connoisseur, am new to vaping, but wanted to replace my pack-a-day habit with something…read morethat wouldn't be frustrating. I am done with the cycle of buying MarkTen, batteries dying, buying another battery to have one on standby, cartridges dying, trying Vuse, being more satisfied with them when they worked but with a 50/50 DOA rate, giving up, buying cigarettes, going back to Vuse and trying to stick with it, but never saving money nor kicking tar (I'm fine with nicotine) entirely anyway. I asked some friends on FB, and Primo was the most mentioned name. Actually, it was the only name mentioned until I said I couldn't make it (they were closing in under an hour, and I hadn't showered or eaten). Vaping is fashionable. I almost eyeroll when people say the word "vaping." Big tanks, people puffing up a spectacle, "car club" like elitism... It's kind of a "scene." I expected to encounter subtly-obnoxious behavior at Primo. Fortunately, I left much more pleased than I expected. Starting out was a bit awkward. There were several employees behind a long L-shaped counter, and I got the impression that every station was for one purpose. I wasn't sure whether I should talk to one particular person to start, but no one tried to pawn me off on anyone. I talked to the youngest guy there first about getting set up, telling him that I wanted something basic. He didn't try to push anything extra, and from a customer perspective, that's easier to deal with, much more comfortable than the alternatives; I worry when bosses push employees to push customers, especially because that trains salespeople to be pushy. Neither was there a "I don't care if you buy" attitude -- not pushy, but not helpful. I asked for a flavor catalog, partly because I figured that was the next step, but largely to give me time to think. Like anyone, I don't follow processes well that I don't know anything about, but I may be a little more nervous when I don't know what I'm doing than some other people are. Aforementioned Youngest Guy (YG) indicated the flavor wall, where you can try out the flavors they carry, and Next Guy Over (NGO) handed me actual paper, a nice laminated sheet with their list of flavors (possibly, he sensed that I wanted to look at a sheet of paper for a while; you're a lifesaver, dude). I took my time with that, thankfully with no one over my shoulder pressuring me to decide quickly (note to other salespeople: neither ditch people with materials and make yourself unavailable if they should decide more quickly than you want, nor stand over them; you can ask "should I leave you with that for a little bit?" and clarify "when you're ready, ask any of us for help", and customers will neither feel pressured nor abandoned). The store got a little busy while I wasn't paying attention, so I lost track of YG. I spoke with My Age Woman (MAW), asking her if she used to smoke and was using or had already used vapor to switch from cigarettes to something with less harmful health effects. She said that was the case. I had found someone to relate to. (No offense to YG, but I suspect vapor was big before he had even turned 18 -- you can't help when you were born!) We talked in depth about flavors, how the nicotine-free flavor test set is accurate to a point but that the nicotine itself has some flavor, how voltage settings affect output and how hard the user must draw, cautioned against going too high for battery life and coil life reasons, showed me how to operate, switch on and off, disassemble, refill, and swap my coil when it's done. She gave me a good starting point to set my nicotine level at as a pack-a-day smoker. There was never a rush to the register or any subtle "we're done talking" sign. (Actually a good sales strategy, as I prompted to add on replacement coils and an extra refill bottle, besides the one included with my purchase, of my own volition.) I'm sure I could have figured all this out -- eventually -- but if left to my own devices, how many burned out coils and empty unsatisfying refill bottles would that take? They helped me avoid all that, or worse, helped me avoid giving up on a better alternative to smoking. A first-day-review of a product that I can't know with certainty will be perfect may seem like an uninformed review, but the purpose of this is to demonstrate one thing above all: I left confident that I bought what I wanted, and that is a salesperson's real goal. If a customer leaves your store with a "wait and see" attitude, once they get away and start using the product, they will be subjecting it to high scrutiny and will amplify small problems in their minds into big ones. I don't know whether they have the best products and lowest prices -- that would require a lot of research. *Service* is how to stay afloat. I can't see Primo disappearing any time soon. I don't feel a need to try their competitors. YG, NGO, and MAW: You're superstars. See if you can get a raise!

Very nice and knowledgeable employees. Cool store, lots of inventory. I would highly recommend this…read morestore.

I've only been in the one in Sierra Vista, once and bought myself a blouse and a gift for someone…read more It's a shame SV closed. I was looking forward to more shopping.

Really cute items reasonably priced. This is the 2nd time I've been in when visiting family in the…read morearea. They do seem to run out of XS and S sizes. The staff was very helpful and professional checking for other sizes in stock. If I lived in the area, I think I'd call frequently to ask about when new stock was arriving for best selection. Neither of us needed it but they also have a large selection for the amply endowed which looked super cute and stylish! I was a bit envious of the selection.

Excellent customer service, the best I've found in Sierra Vista. Great selection of frozen, fresh…read moreand pantry food items. Some food products I've never seen at other grocery stores here. And some of the prices are very competitive

I used to be a Target shopper when I was in college last century. Back then the name was pronounced…read moreTarJAY. K-Mart ruled the retail shops and Walmart was only in the South. But now I'm in the Southwest and the Target store in town sits near a major intersection looking neglected. There are always cars in the parking lot but most of them are for the Pizza Hut and Starbucks near the front entrance. I stopped by this place, finally, two days ago after work. I was looking for a cellphone rack to place in the classroom. Walmart didn't sell it and I came here. (Target didn't have one, either.) And then I remembered why I don't shop here anymore: there aren't any employees in the aisles! In fact, there were few people in the store and the largest crowd was at the pharmacy. Most of the employees were standing guard watching customers self-check out. Another reason why I won't shop here again (at least during the school year): most of the people inside the store were teenagers just walking the aisles looking at stuff. One teen recognized me and then two more. Next time I go to this store I'll wear a full-face mask and wig. I will add that the shopping cart I had rolled along flawlessly and the floors were clean and shiny.

Great service and good prices. Within driving distance. Like the selection and clean and…read morecomfortable. No waiting and nice atmosphere.

Do better on there vapes I bought 2 and I have to hit the shit out of it to get any smoke these…read morevapes are trash I will not be purchasing anything from lunchbox anymore

Great selection and very fine service. Lots of quality products over a wide price range. Something…read morefor everyone.

The staff are always helpful and share their new cool products and customer reviews on them. I…read moreenjoy the atmosphere there so much, that if I needed just a lighter I'd venture out to their shop for it.

Excellent selection of flavors and strengths. Staff is very…read morehelpful and knowledgeable. Their prices are the lowest in town.