Stopped in to look at their over/unders. The guys were so kind to me, even though I was and…read moreout-of-state resident. One of them showed me some shotguns - beautiful, and fairly priced. Bass Pro Shop staff were snobs of the highest order, who wasted my time and wouldn't help me, when they discovered that I was from out of state (Infuriating)- But not these guys; they were really kind and answered all my questions in the most courteous manner. I will order my next shotgun from these guys, and I don't buy cheap stuff !

Just got home after picking up an order I had shipped to them. I will not be giving them another…read moredime. They've been raising their FFL transfer fee for a couple years now- it was $25 in 2024, then $35 in 2025 when I picked up a 1911 I shipped to them six months ago. I went in today and they've raised it again. After tax, the $35 fee listed online cost me $42.54. Not a big deal, but when I pointed out it had gone up again, the rep tried to lie to my face and insist that it had always been $40, even though that's facially untrue. It's such a small thing to lie about, I can't help but worry they're lying about bigger stuff, and I've just dodged it thus far. So yeah, the FFL fee there is whatever the rep decides it is when they get to you. No: they won't have that info public and they're fine lying to you to close a sale. Just go to Scheels or buy online.

I love Scheels and wished there was one in my own state. So when I travel to other states, I always…read morelike to see if there is one in the state I am visiting. This location is in the same plaza as Ross and Boot Barn, with plenty of parking. Scheels in general is a dog friendly store, so I visited this store with my little girl dog and my husband. We were greeted by a few friendly employees when we entered the store. This store is a little smaller than some of the other locations that I have been to, as it did not have a ferris wheel in the middle of the store, but they do have a cafe that sells coffee and tasty sweets. There is also a bowling alley, which cost only $1 for 5 frames. My husband and I ended up playing a round each while we visited. Our visit was fun and pleasant. We enjoyed browsing the store after playing a short round of bowling. If I lived in the area, it is most likely that I would be a regular.

This place is amazing! Plenty of everything from golf to firearms to whatever. Prices seemed fair…read moreand the customer service is number 1, period! After spending around 30-45 minutes here with the wife, we were greeted and asked if we needed any assistance by no less than 6-8 staffers. That's pretty impressive, given these days and times. One thing is fir sure, we will be back.

These guys are TOP NOTCH !!. Great selection of hard to get parts. My order was completed and at…read moremy door quickly. Everything about them is professional. I was in need of some screws for a Savage 29 from the 30's. They had the parts I needed. I would highly recommend them. Thank You Garry Smith

I first bought an item from Jack First in 1962. I was 12 yrs old and had just received a Remington…read more22 rifle for Christmas. Through 1994 when Jack moved the business I went in there to buy parts, ammo and use the indoor range. I knew Jack's three Daughters Sue, Gail and Nancy. A classy family for sure. Someone mentioned price gouging and I have one incident with Mrs. First that comes to mind. I had broken the bolt handle on that very 22 that I mentioned earlier. I went upstairs to parts and ask Mrs. First if she had a new bolt. She brought a bright new one out and asked me if I had some attachment to the rifle. She then mentioned that the bolt was new old stock and would cost me 8 times what my dad had paid for the rifle. She then advised me to take the bolt and handle downstairs to Steve in gun smithing and he would weld it for $8. Very fair company in the 33 years that I traded there. Jack left us in 2017 but I need to get up there before I get too old.