Jim and his assistant, Andrew are friendly and very knowledgeable. I took an old, rusty .22 Ruger…read morepistol to Jim's for repair one day and it was repaired, cleaned, and test fired by the next day. The charge was $40, including parts. I was so impressed, I brought Jim my very old and very rusty 30-40 Krag rifle a few days later expecting him to tell me it was no longer worthy of repair. He totally cleaned all the rust off, fixed the frozen sights, lubricated the action, and test fired it. Again, all in 24 hours and for $70. He also provided me with a record of the gun's manufacture and history. I was very impressed with the professionalism of both Jim and Andrew and highly recommended their services based on both quality of their work and their reasonable prices.

This review is specifically aimed at the Santaland experience. We had a fantastic time meeting…read moresanta. He read the kids a story, gave them candy canes and we received a FREE printed photo with santa. Mrs. Claus was also there which was a joy ! They both were so kind and patient with the kids. They made this a magical Christmas season for us.

Do you enjoy high prices, mediocre help, and being repeatedly asked to join loyalty programs? If…read moreso, Cabelas in Woodbury is for you! They have a wide range of overpriced items available!

Family business, Superb customer service,…read moreKnowledgeable staff, Good sales, This place is unmatched. Truly. Five stars!

Joe's Sporting Goods has an enormous selecting of fishing stuff - nothing much for fly fishing but…read morepretty much everything else. Their staff is knowledgeable, helpful and friendly which isn't always the case at other large stores. I didn't look past their fishing department but the store is huge and well stocked probably the most well stocked outdoor store in the Twin Cities. In fact you may be overwhelmed. Lots of parking and close to a freeway so access isn't a problem.

He knows what he's talking about, does really good or better work. He knows the difference between…read morea rolling block and a Martini henry and how to barrel a Rem. #4 ask a gun smith that one. There three ways, quite a few know of two but there are three. Territorial knows all three. Good Shop not just a parts replacer!