Quick and easy installations from a true professional and very reasonable prices. Had a great time…read moretalking about his law enforcement experiences while waiting. I looked through many gunsmiths in Southern California before finding Dave. I think there's very few gunsmiths out there with the experience and knowledge he has.

Dave was really quick with helping me swap out my OEM rear sights on my Springfield XD to a red dot…read moreHex Dragonfly sight. He also offered great advice on performing any further modifications and what to do when I need to swap out the firing pin down the road (after about 5k rounds lol). His price was very inexpensive, and his service was top-notch. I will definitely be going back to him in the future when there are modifications, I'm not able to do on my own.

this is a great store. Jesse, the owner is very helpful. Help me do a gun transfer and can answer…read moreany question I can come up with five stars.

If you want a shop that doesn't make you just feel like a number, Veterans Armory is your place…read more They know their hardware and don't try to sell you anything you don't need or want. They will walk you through your purchase and ensure that when you walk out their door, you are completely satisfied.

I had a great experience with Jason & Chase. I came in looking for to pickup my guns, and they made…read morethe whole process really smooth. They were friendly, professional, and took the time to explain everything clearly without rushing me. What stood out most was their attention to detail and how they made sure I was comfortable with my decision. The service was quick, and everything turned out exactly as expected. Overall, I'd definitely recommend Jason & Chase if you're looking for reliable and honest service. I'll be coming back next time I need more guns, specifically a desert eagle. P.S. Chase with a broken collar bone gave me a great hand on picking up my guns lolz.

Have an injured left wrist and asked Brett if they could clean a couple of guns for me since I…read morecan't. Brett said to bring em in. Dropped em off and picked em up a week or so later (I told them no rush). What an outstanding job on the weapons guys!!!!!!

Very helpful. There were many customers, I did not know where in line I was, except the last one…read morein. They paid attention and called me forward. Then explained things quite well, and produced some options. I have an "old" Remington Model 600 6.5 Remington Magnum. They recommended another store that might have a chance on having components or ammunition for it. WOW! Going back tomorrow for some reloading goodies.

Everything went well the staff was friendly when I purchased my gun i recommend going there if you…read moreare interested in purchasing a firearm

Older store in a questionable part of town. Staff is decent to good, a few grumps working the…read morerifle area but i only go for the range. Their range is ok, downstairs, its loud, its cramped. It can also get too crowded, and then of course if you go to your bag, someone inevitably will ask if your done, even though they paid for one stall, not two. Boards block the targets, so you have to put your pistol into the cutout, this is the most annoying aspect of the range. Target placement are hand crank controlled if that matters. Their reloads are ehh at best. Had one where the bullet came out of the case and it took 3 hours to completely flush out the pistol and trigger group. So inspect every cartridge. Reload prices are a tad more than the cheaper white box ammo at other places, but not high. Overall a good place, i recommend.

The selection of guns is poor compared to turners. I feel like this place has gone down hill over…read morethe years and is barely staying in business. They shut there gun range down way to early, they close the lanes 1hr + before closing time which doesn't make sense. Just seems like they have a cocky 20 year old running the place that doesn't have a clue on how to run a business or treat customers. I actually caught him trying to hit on my girlfriend one day when I was like 10 ft away. Can't say I recommend this place but sadly there's not much of a choice out here. Honestly I would take my money elsewhere. These gun shops like to do a lot of price gouging in this valley. The older folks that work there seem to be pretty respectful but I can't say that for the younger workers.

Staff there is awesome. I go there all the time for my qualifications for my off duty weapon. I…read morealways refer my co-workers to go there.

Great facility and helpful staff. Always enjoy my time there. Best range in the area by far!read more

Love this place and the people...straight and sharp!! Plus they'll do an excellent job cleaning any…read moreand all guns. With a smile even!! .... and cleaning guns sucks.

Kyle is very knowledgeable on the AR platform, he was extensive and complete in his evaluation of…read moremy AR10 that was having a feed issue. He is very fair in his price and highly recommend him for any need.

Dropped off my Colt 1911 for failure to feed issues and even though I was told it would be…read moreapproximately 3 weeks, they were able to fix it in less than 1 week. I will definitely use them again.

I was refused service here after the owner flat-out accused me of possessing an illegal federally…read moreregulated SBR, which is not only wrong, but an embarrassing level of wrong for someone running a gun store for 42 "effin" years as he so confidently told me. Laughable that a person can be doing something this long and still not know what the eff they are talking about. An upper receiver is not a firearm under federal law (27 CFR § 478.12), is not serialized, and is not regulated on its own. Barrel length by itself does not magically create an SBR. An SBR determination requires a rifle with a shoulder stock and a barrel under 16 inches (26 U.S.C. § 5845(a), (c)). That determination depends entirely on the serialized lower receiver--which in my case is a legally owned and DOJ-registered semi-automatic pistol, not a rifle, and is configured to be California compliant under California Penal Code § 30515. This is basic, entry-level firearms law. Being incorrect is one thing. Being aggressively, confidently incorrect--and then doubling down when you clearly have no idea what you're talking about--is something else entirely. Instead of listening or checking the law, the owner insisted I was committing a serious federal felony and spoke to me in a hostile, unprofessional manner and cursed at me, all while in front of other patrons. Embarrassing for him to say the least. This is peak FUDD behavior: outdated knowledge, refusal to learn, and ego over facts. Shops like this don't just inconvenience customers--they actively spread misinformation that can get people in real trouble, especially in California. If you've been "in the business for 42 years" and still don't understand the difference between an upper receiver, an SBR, and a compliant AR pistol, that's not experience--that's willful ignorance. Do yourself a favor and avoid gun stores that let pride replace competence.

Shawn at SK Gunsmiths did an excellent job repairing 2 of my rifles. He is the ONLY gunsmith in…read morethe Inland Empire that repairs wooden stocks for rifles, and he does an excellent job. He takes his time repairing each rifle stock. Before starting work, he speaks with customers and presents them with different options (and prices) on how to repair the stock. SK Gunsmith is staffed by polite and competent people who offer excellent services at good prices.

Offered private party firearm transfer. It was quick and easy. Will check back when I'm in the…read moremarket for a new handgun.