Great selection, great advice, friendly but professional, decent prices. What more could one ask…read morefor in a gin dealer. Their new store is fantastic. I highly recommend them. Best gun dealer in Raleigh-Durham.

Poor customer service. Called in... Asked about a HK VP9SK. Guy named Forest said they don't have…read moreit but they could order it. He said the system was showing 52 different ones. I drive over 30 mins there, he said he thought I said HK P30SK. When does V.P.9.SK sound like P.30.SK????? Half listening, probably only heard the SK and only catching some of the info wasted my time. Do better. And I apologize doesn't give me my time back. I won't be back. Side note: They are moving to Wake Forest in Jan 2026.

This is my go to FFA. I have had several firearms shipped to this store for pickup and have always…read morehad a professional expedient transaction. I had my Sig P226 TacOps worked on ( new sights) while purchasing a new Springfield Armory SA35 I had ordered. These guys are top notch. Tony Jimenez

I brought two rifles in to Granville Gun Works/Creedmoor Rifle Works in October 2024, a Marlin 925…read moreto be threaded and a Montana Rifle Company (MRC) 1999 to be threaded and have a muzzle device (Surefire SOCOM Three Prong) installed to run a suppressor. The MRC had a Trijicon Accupoint 2.5-10x56 mounted on Leupold one-piece bases/rings when dropped off. I picked up both rifles on 21 February 2025, the price seemed fair and the suppressors lined up on both rifles bores with no apparent misalignment. Upon returning home I noticed the bases/rings on the MRC were installed improperly (front base on the back and back base on the front of the receiver) with the optic on clearly canted backwards with the rings tightened down. I immediately returned to give the gunsmith a chance to make it right, all he had to offer was "when you do this long enough you're going to make a mistake". He removed the optic and rings in front of me and as soon as I saw the scope was undamaged I told him to leave them off, I would install them myself. Fortunately he doesn't use a torque wrench on fasteners or the scope tube would have likely been damaged from the misalignment. I wasn't happy about the situation but no damage was done so I left without further words. I returned home once again and started to examine both rifles thoroughly. Upon test firing the Marlin I found that the magazine would not align to feed a round and the release tab was loose. After removing the action from the stock I found a retaining screw loose and mostly unscrewed. On the MRC I found the ejector to not be functioning properly due to a trigger pin being installed too far and binding against it and crack in the fiberglass stock that wasn't present when I dropped the rifle off. I went to test fire the rifle and found that the firing pin now impacted the primer off center and lighter than before resulting in inconsistent ignition of the cartridge. I'm not sure how he managed to screw this up from threading the barrel, but now I have to find a gunsmith that takes pride in their work so I can pay more money to have a functioning rifle. When removing the suppressor the muzzle device came off with it in my hands, no tools used. I further found the thread spacer to be installed upside down resulting in improper clocking of the device when installed correctly. This is an issue since the original packaging of the muzzle device that contained the clocking shims and Rocksett was not returned so at this point I have no way of correcting this issue without purchasing more Rocksett and Accuwashers. I am extremely displeased with the quality of work provided by Granville Gun Works/ Creedmoor Rifle Works. Both rifles were in worse condition upon return than when they had been provided to the shop. I have purchased several firearms from this shop without issue, but following this experience I will not be returning for any reason. Further I will share my experience with everyone who will listen to ensure this doesn't happen to anyone I know.

A small family-owned shop with the kind of service that reminds me why the small locally-owned…read moreshops can be some of the best shopping experiences. Danny and his wife are a trove of knowledge, and their store is surprisingly well stocked.

I used to stop regularly to check out prices and see what guns were in stock. Unfortunately, I had…read morenot found what I was looking for in 4-5 visits. On my last visit, I attempted to buy a single box of ammo -- 1 box -- and owner told me he would not sell ammo to me because i had not bought a gun from him. That's poor business...because now, I won't ever buy a gun from him. Not a great way to build your customer base. Since I stopped going, I've bought three new guns -- all from someone else.

Very thorough training, great at explaining, and very patient with all levels of experience.read more

Loved the instruction and he was very professional at all time. Former LEO and same here so I…read moreenjoyed it.

Very helpful great people and very knowledgeable about their products. They have competitive…read morepricing also. I have been doing business with them for a couple years now and I have no complaints. I highly recommend them to anyone and everyone.

I highly recommend this establishment. They are very friendly and knowledgeable about their…read moreproducts. They are very helpful in every way. Their prices are reasonable it is a business their goal is to make money so they can stay open to serve their customers. I've done business with them multiple times and will do so in the future.

I really enjoyed my archery lesson at Lifetime. It's a bit far from my home, but I would like to do…read moreit again sometime. The private instruction was excellent.

If you're lucky to get in the clique then I think this would be a great place to socialize rather…read morethan learn. Perhaps better for children or those dreaming for the gold but if you're looking for actual classes and to learn about the sport of archery, as an adult, I would recommend another place. The owner does not respond to inquiries and seems to be fond of a select few. I took about 8 classes and was bored most of the time counting down until "class" ended. At least I got some basics to take elsewhere.

Absolutely the worst customer service! I have ordered twice on this website with help from customer…read moreservice for trade ins. I order and the product doesn't show up! I am still waiting for an order that was supposedly shipped 1/26/26 with OVERNIGHT shipping and it still hasn't arrived. Emailed and called Global Golf. Crickets! While Global Golf may be great in Raleigh, NC. I would say to online shoppers Please go elsewhere!

The best and most professional fitting I have ever experienced. Brad Sniper conducted the fitting…read moreand not only was he very professional, but the whole experience was incredibly beneficial. I have had a handful of fittings over the years, but this one was the best by far. He was very knowledgeable, informative, and didn't waste time on the unimportant tactics other fitters have done in my past. 10/10 recommend him and Global Golf, I got a fantastic deal I could never get anywhere else

I really want to give this class a good review because the people that ran it (Charles "Chuck"…read moreElrod and his wife Peggy) seemed to be pretty nice people overall. However, when trying to think of positive things to write about, few if any existed. To start with, the room where the class is held is a show room for a kitchen remodeling place. It's very hard to find, extremely small, and after spending 8 hours in those god awfully uncomfortable chairs I would have been all too happy to use them for target practice. As for the class itself, Chuck spends half the morning telling colorful stories about his glory days a military sniper and the other half not-so-subtly trying to sell the class various accessories from his gun shop. Then, we take a 20 minute drive to a make shift gun range located behind some random person's home in the woods where Chuck does his best impression of Gunnery Sergeant Hartman from "Full Metal Jacket." He doesn't foster a very comfortable atmosphere, especially for those that may have had less experience with firearms. I know all this was in the name of safety, but Chuck could really dial down the intensity. After getting back to the class, we then sat through another four hours of Peggy reading verbatim NC statutes about gun legislation with little to no elaboration other than citing news stories, the majority of which are not set in North Carolina. Bottom line, if you're looking for a course to take to get your concealed carry permit, there are other classes in the area that are cheaper and I don't think its possible for them to be less educational. Best of all, they come without Chuck's testosterone laden drill sergeant act.

I was so excited about enrolling in the class that was going to allow me to apply for my CCW…read morepermit. But my excitement was quickly and thoroughly dashed upon stepping into the loading dock section of Agri-Supply in Garner, NC where this class was held. I was greeted with "Yes, sir can I help you?" The problem with that is I am a female. Yes I have short hair and yes, I had a hat on, but I am definitely not a boy. The man who greeted me was Charles "Chuck" Elrod, the instructor, and I knew I was in for a very long day. (According to him, my short hair confused him.) Then I was told that my ammunition was unsatisfactory (still don't know why) and had to purchase another box from HIS gun shop. This experience was not getting any better. So I proceeded to enter the "classroom", which was a space slightly bigger than my bedroom closet, and was told not to adjust the air conditioner because it could go out at any time. The first words that came to mind were "rinky-dink operation." The class was scheduled to begin at 8:00AM, but by the time "Chuck" got around to mentioning anything about our gun training it was 9:15AM. Prior to this, our class of 19 people were talking among ourselves and listening to Chuck drone on and on about his life, what a great gunsmith he thinks he is and (the thing that pissed me off the most) his personal political views. When we finally got to the range (and I use that term loosely), Chuck was the drill sergeant from hell almost to the point of being abusive, especially to the participants who may not have that much experience with shooting. If it wasn't for his son Dustin, I would have left and never looked back. Dustin is very nice, patient and a wonderful teacher. Too bad he wasn't teaching the whole class. When we returned from the range, Chuck's wife Peggy took over for the legal portion of the class. Once again, personal views, especially political, were lectured to us in between reading articles and NC statutes. She told us exactly what to highlight in our hand-out she provided to us (supposed to be a manual according to their emails and website) and referred to herself in the third person most of the time. In conclusion, find another class to take in the area, and there are many, to avoid all the items mentioned above and hopefully you will receive a better educational experience than the one I had. You would be hard pressed to find another class with less pertinent information than this one.