Awesome customer service. Very friendly staff. They have everything you could possibly need and…read morethey sell live bait.

From the owner: Nothing is more relaxing and fulfilling than unplugging and spending some time casting your line on…read morethe sandy shores of your favorite lake or watering hole. Whether you're an amateur fisherman or a seasoned professional, when you want to make the most of your time around the water, you need to work with a bait shop that you can trust. At Fisherman's Headquarters in Dayton, OH, we are committed to providing fishermen of every and skill and interest with all of the products and services that they need to enjoy the time they spend with a rod in hand.

I just talked to someone on the phone who was friendly and very helpful answering the questions…read morethat I had.

From the owner: Providing all your hunting, fishing, camping, sport shooting, guns, and ammo needs.read more

Never use these scammers for any repair!! My story is much too long of a read but here are the…read morebasics. They were suppose to replace the roof and interior damage due to a leak and were paid over 10k from my insurance company and over 4k from me. Adam Bond will pretend to be on your side and suck you into agreeing to repairs in addition to those the insurance company paid for to prevent future problems. The service manager, Rob, is very disrespectful and rude. I even sought the help of the general manager ,Conner, and he did get some of the items addressed but not all. They had our travel trailer for over 16 months and did not do the repairs in the manor they agreed to with myself or the insurance company. NEVER take your equipment there for repairs!!!

I want to start by saying I am disappointed in myself for trusting a dealership to operate…read moretransparently. We worked with the sales team to negotiate a deal that included trading in two campers. A trade-in value was provided without the dealership physically seeing the campers, which I understand is common and subject to adjustment after inspection. However, at no point during negotiations were we told that the inspection would be used to systematically reduce the agreed value through itemized deductions. We made a two-hour trip one way to deliver the first camper, a 2017 model. Prior to delivery, we were upfront with the salesman about its condition, including a tear in the couch and the fact that we had already ordered replacement awning fabric. We fully cleaned out the camper and delivered it on Tuesday morning. After that, we spent the next two days cleaning out the second camper in preparation for delivering it as well. Anyone who owns a camper knows how time-consuming that process is--you don't realize how much stuff you have until you have to unload it. On Thursday evening, we received a message from the sales manager stating that the camper was "too old" and would need to be wholesaled, resulting in a $5,500 reduction from the originally quoted trade-in value. We were sent a list of appraisal deductions, many of which were for issues we had already disclosed before delivery, along with a few additional minor items. What bothers me most is that the dealership was fully aware of the camper's age from the start. It is difficult to believe that its age or wholesale status came as a surprise only after we made a long trip and delivered it. In my opinion, this felt like a calculated strategy: offer a strong trade value to encourage us not to sell privately, get us excited about the new camper, and then reduce the trade significantly once we were invested and had already put in the time and effort. I do appreciate that they contacted us before we made another two-hour trip to deliver the second camper, but that doesn't change the overall experience. It felt like a classic bait-and-switch approach--no different than a car salesman letting you take a vehicle home overnight to make it harder to walk away the next day. I knew better, and that's the most disappointing part. This experience reinforced exactly why so many people distrust dealership trade-in practices.

My bow was in need of replacement, so I stopped in to purchase a high end primary and quality…read morebackup crossbow. I'd been using the same bow for years and really wasn't up to speed on what the different manufacturers were offering. Needless to say, I had some questions and wanted to try out a couple models to see how they felt and handled before dropping $3,000+. Hands down, this was the most unfriendly, uptight, and uncomfortable shopping experience I've ever had in my life. I'd called two days prior to see when their range would be less busy and to ensure I could shoot some bows. No problem, is what I was told. I arrived as planned, a couple of shooters were sighting in on the archery range, no customers were in the bow shop, and a heavy set old guy and young man were working the archery counter. I perused the bows for 20 minutes listening to the old guy bitching about something and without being greeted, so I approach the counter where the old guy is sitting on a stool, clearly not wanting to get up or be bothered. I asked for some assistance with crossbows. The old guy pointed toward them, I walk over to them, and the young guy approached and admitted he knows little about them. I'm told they do not allow customers to try out bows (contrary to what they told me on the phone to get me into the store). I discussed what I was told on the phone and the young guy nervously approached the old guy and talked to him about it. You could tell the young guy was on eggshells dealing with the old guy. I asked a question about the specs of two Mission bows, and the old guy tossed a Mission brochure on the counter and told me the exact specs are in it. Reluctantly, the young guy takes me onto the range to test 3 bows, two costing over $2k and one costing $1k. I took a few shots with each and the old guy entered the range, rudely interjected (in front of the others on the range), and said, "Have you decided...we don't want these bows shot?" I was both shocked and embarrassed in front of the other customers for being treated like I was doing something wrong, the young man was obviously uncomfortable as well, and I had a loaded crossbow on the table. The young guy, watching the old guy walk away, cautiously told me to shoot it, made a comment about the old guy's crappy demeanor, then promptly put up the bow and went back behind the counter where I was Ignored and treated dismissively for another 10 minutes. I was told bows are like guns, they all do basically the same thing, just hold one and decide. I have thick skin, but this is absolutely not the way you should treat a customer. I'm not sure if it is because they thought I couldn't afford a bow, because of my skin color, or if they just treat everyone this bad, but I won't ever step foot in Olde English again. In addition to being treated poorly, most everything was overpriced in the store. I didn't mind paying more for the bows because I thought there was value in being able to test them and in getting info from their staff (BOY WAS I WRONG). So if you want poor service, pompous, dismissive, unfriendly staff, and high prices, visit their archery counter. I went elsewhere, bought the same bows for $350 ish less, and got a free arrow and broadhead package.

We needed some ammo for a sporting afternoon that we planned and given the great ratings we stopped…read moreby. They were great! They knew about each firearm we had and gave us direction as to the right shells for what we were doing. They also had targets and clay pigeons that we bought. The gun, rifle, pistol and knife selection were huge. Oh, if you're looking for bow and arrow equipment or advice this is your place for that too. It gets a strong recommendation from me!

Awesome Dealer! Goes above and beyond for their customers! I've purchased several items, which were…read moreordered and received the same week. I've also had several items transferred, they arrived and was there picking them up the same day. Great communication, any question was answered quickly. Will definitely be my go to FFL for all my firearm needs!

Palmer's is, by far, the nicest shop we've been to while deciding which gun to purchase. They're…read moreextremely patient and kind and answered all of our questions and made us feel welcome. They also have the best prices from any other store I saw. They had exactly what we decided to purchase in stock and can order anything else. This is now our go-to store for ammo and any other future purchases.

I've been going here since I was allowed to purchase a rifle, everything about this place is…read moreawesome. Great selection of military surplus and regular firearms, ammo, and accessories for great prices. Everyone who works here is very knowledgeable and helpful and treat you like family. I highly recommend this place for people who are getting into shooting or well experienced shooters.