Decent gun selection, knowledge employees, and a well equipped range…read more They are also super professional which makes me feel safe.

This facility is top notch. The bays are spacious and spotless. The rental gun selection is awesome…read moreand no fee to swap through the guns which I've never experienced. I was able to try out multiple guns I've been wanting to shoot. The stuff is super friendly and helpful. Overall an excellent experience. If you're in the Seattle area, you have to experience this place!

While I was shopping I overheard store staff tell other shoppers that they could not use…read moreilluminated scopes while hunting in Washington. That's just not correct. Then they were telling people trying to do a lawful transfer that they couldn't communicate during paperwork because of straw purchase concerns. Straw purchasesers typically don't come in for background checks. Then while trying to purchase a gun the staff because extremely rude after I followed instructions exactly as asked. The experience was surreal. Precise shooter has a long reputation for having "particular" sales staff and being hard to deal with and I knew this when I went in but I tried to overlook it. This industry is too challenging to accept stores that enjoy bullying their customers instead of providing great service.

Your experience will entirely depend on who is helping you. After picking up my firearm, I had some…read moresome questions; the employee was friendly, warm, and explained every little detail with excellent information. But mid conversation they had to take care of something, so another employee tagged in. This second person was rude, short, and had zero interest in explaining the firearm - even saying things that contradicted the first employee. I know it's nearly impossible to avoid "gun bros" at a firearm store. But buying weapons is important and serious; so having inconsistency with how employees handle customers shows a lack of respect for all parties. A previous time I was there, an employee had strict rules about handling and pointing the firearm. Explicitly holding onto the barrel while I held the grip, and aimed it AT THEMSELVES! I get it, we both verified the gun was safe and empty, but that broke like 3 of the firearm safety rules. I even asked if I could aim it somewhere else (some stores specifically have a wall target they know is safe). But nope, they wanted to hold onto the barrel and I could only hold it in front of them. Suffice to say, I did not hold onto the pistol for long and set it down.

Everything is structured and range rules are very strictly enforced (which makes sense for a public…read morerange) and is a great place to take those whom are new to firearms. All of their rules are posted on their website for each respective range, it's a good idea to check them out beforehand. I often come here when I need to confirm or reconfirm a zero on a rifle optic, and it's very nice that their rifle range has spotting scopes and brass deflectors at no extra cost. For those that like to either run training drills or mag-dump into trash, this isn't the place for it. They unfortunately have Fudd rules here for a reason, don't take it personally. My advice? Just bring a single 10 round mag because that's all they'll let you load into a rifle anyways.

this is a fantastic range facility. The outdoor archery range is really wonderful. The walk-through…read morecourse is a real good training environment. I very highly recommend.

I've been coming to this range for over a year now and have even taken one of their intro classes…read moreand made purchases at their storefront. I want to thank Carl for being so kind to me all this time and the rest of the staff for creating a safe and inclusive environment and allowing people like me to learn fast and be part of their community. Such a great experience! Mahalo:)

Staff is decently friendly I will say, which is a change from when I used to come here years ago…read more One thing I don't like is that they changed the silver membership that's supposed to be a "family" membership so that you can't have ur kids on it if they're over 21 can't remember which. It's literally just me and my son who want to share one but we aren't gonna spend the 300 something a piece we just wanna share a membership. Very lame considering it's just the 2 of us anyway and if he was just a year or two younger we would be fine. Other than that the range is nice I think they do a decent job filtering out dangerous people and keeping the range safe. It does get very very busy at times so be prepared to work around people, clean up after yourself, and most of all be respectful and safe for the people around you. They have a good selection of firearms if you get the silver membership you can pick form the pistols. I used to have one but since they made weird rules around it I refuse to get another ever and deter family and friends from the memberships too. The pistols the rent out do jam often and aren't always cleaned or kept up to personal standards. Other than that decent place.

Being ex military, I love going into a well lit surplus store. I went in on my lunch hour and…read morereally had a nice experience. Ok these places are not without dust and a little dirty here and there. This place is no exception and I wouldn't expect it to be spotless. A good surplus store has a well stocked surplus of military gear, some new stuff and general outdoors type of stuff. This place had it all from sleeping bag military systems, to general TA50, tents, knives etc.... Good place to to get your outdoor gear, rucksack, bags, all necessities. Whats cool they even have a good assortment of flashlights. Great place with good service and knowledgeable staff. In my browsing I actually found a real light weight travel sleeping bag system that is waterprooof. Heading down in the next day to pick it up.

Clothing that actually fits my large body was available on rack in Seattle. I bought a few items…read moreand it is working out well.

Had been looking at Cabela's for a slightly hard to find item, a Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan in…read more.454 Casull. They were willing to bring in (from another Cabela's) for a $25 charge to me... despite it being a stocked item for their store when available. I like Cabela's just fine, but they are to gun shops what Home Depot is to a real hardware store: well-lit, unintimidating, and banal. Just for the heck of it, I checked Lynnwood Gun -- which didn't have it but recommended it -- and Adventure Sports. Adventure had one sitting in their case. They don't offer a veteran discount like Cabela's (5%), which would have saved me $55, but the price at Adventure Sports was $40 cheaper to begin with. Also no $25 fee, and no drive up to Tulalip to take a number and wait an hour or two for service. Lynnwood is grocery-shopping territory for me, not a long drive. Staff were knowledgeable, experienced, and female. No attitude other than good humor, and as one of the women owns and shoots a Taurus Raging Bull in this caliber, she was able to provide real-world, useful insights on ammo selection to a guy who hasn't shot the Casull before (this particular weapon was selected for a constellation of attributes appropriate to its designated mission: "fishing gun"). This store isn't optimized for tacticool wannaboyz. Adventure Sports doesn't specifically emphasize plastic phantastic, zombie-slaughtering engines sporting Coyote Brown, MOLLE-enabled, Pickatinny-mounted barf bags with Cerakote liners. They have a selection of that stuff (and there is a LOT of stuff in this small space), but you can still buy a shotgun at Adventure Sports with a plain wooden stock and no headlight -- you know, the kind of gun you take duck hunting, not something that looks like it should mount between the seats of a police cruiser. Lots of reviews here about snotty attitude, but I didn't see that. Then again, I don't usually walk into a gun store with a chip on my shoulder about how much I know -- and I've been shooting longer than most Yelpers have been alive (there's your attitude; you're welcome). ;) Held back one star only because I had to return to the store after a signature block was overlooked. Call was prompt and pleasant. So yes, I'll patronize this store again. I dislike the aspirational tuff guy nonsense in "new wave" stores like DGS as much as I appreciate the relaxed, experienced insight of a true, old school gun shop. How nice to find it right in my backyard.

Rude rude rude attitudes went there few years ago and to this day I remembered them as asshole…read morebehind counters! Just found out they closed! Not surprised!

Overall it's great. For the range:…read more For those who never came before: For one dollar, you can buy ~ 2rds 9mm/1.33rd 5.56/1rd 12 gauge/1.5rd .45/9rds .22 here. I brought the gold membership. It is a bit costly but I would say it worth the price if you come regularly. It's also a great option for me as it includes the rental fees and I'd like to try different guns each time. The staffs are very helpful and friendly. One small thing to mention: They do provide shotguns for rental but the only standard option is KS7, which is cool if it's not jamming. I went to rent it twice and it both jammed. Staffs are nice as they switched Benelli M4 to me which was intended to be a "premium" rental. Would be nicer if they also provide 590/870/any other pump-action shotguns as standard options in the future. Apart from that, there's nothing I can complain. There was a time I went to the range with a friend who's shooting for the first time. Chris was very helpful and provides my friend with a quick but through intro and some other helps. For the shop: Great service. There's a young staff who is really friendly and helpful. No one would push you to make decisions here (which I like it) but you can always find helps if needed.

First time there just looking around and got to meet Mason Great Employee showed me around and…read moreGreat Guest Service. Would definitely recommend coming by just to look and see the options they got. Nothing but Great Experience just being there.

The pistol range has been closed for quite some time which is pretty disappointing, and this range…read moreis rather small overall. It's also a bit uncomfortable here vs Renton or Snoqualmie, even thought the staff has always been very nice. I'm glad it exists, but for the money I'd recommend Renton or Snoqualmie - especially if you want to shoot greater than 100 yards. If you are just wanting to shoot your shotgun to get comfortable with it, you'll find it MUCH easier here than Renton and faster to get started for a one off here & there vs Snoqualmie.

Came here to zero in my rifles for deer season. Workers are very friendly and the range was nice.read more

I was in the store today so definitely is NOT closed. They are still in business. They don't have…read morethe selection or accessories of some of the other gun shops further out, but this is the closest shop to Seattle, prices are reasonable, it isn't too busy and folks are friendly.

They actually came to the door and asked what I need 1 minute after close! Thank you I really…read moreappreciate that. Also last time I came in to pickup after a proceed they closed early but still ran my proceed since they weren't technically closed yet. Yes it came with a mouth full of words you just don't say to customers which is so not cool in so many ways. But In the end I got what I wanted! I can handle some words so I brushed it off. I just sucks cuz this was my spot. I used to buy 2-5 guns like every time I came in. Now I have to drive by and just guess what dope guns they have in there today.. I'm just about ready to forget about those words that night from the new owner. This time he was nice about it. Maybe I'll go see what they have? All the other people in there are top notch so 5 stars! I hope the owner is too? Let's go find out.......