I took my first CCW class with Cobra Tactical. It had been years since I last shot a handgun so I…read moreconsidered myself a beginner. But by the end of the class, I felt very confident in shooting and handling my gun. Dave was my instructor and he was awesome! We also received some great knowledge from instructor Gene : ) I chose this class because I knew I wanted to get premium service. The class was small so there was a lot of personal attention. I did not only want to check the boxes for CCW requirements but also wanted to get some real-world training. I will definitely go back to Cobra Tactical for additional classes and to renew my CCW.

All staff members are friendly and supportive. Atticus was very informative and professional…read morewalking me through all the required paperwork. I appreciate having all my questions answered with suggestions providing other helpful alternatives. I really appreciate the size of this store as a proud veteran support local veteran-owned businesses. All in all, Cobra Tactical made my purchasing experiences simple and highly recommend. Rick

I went here a few years ago and they were so condescending i immediately walked out. went back…read morerecently, give them another chance. hard to believe they could be worse but they are. go somewhere else. guns in ca are difficult enough, no need to deal with people who feel bothered by your presence.

I stopped into Adam's Armory on a whim because it was next to where I was eating lunch, and from…read morethe moment I walked up, it was uncomfortable. A group of people were sitting outside smoking, and I immediately felt like I was intruding just by approaching the door. The shop itself is the size of a shoebox with a very small, second-rate inventory. The firearms offered were low quality, yet priced as if they were premium. Nothing about the selection justified the cost. The staff was the real problem. Rude, condescending, bitter, and unhelpful--mixed with a heavy dose of arrogance. The entire experience felt hostile. We were already inside, so we decided to at least look at a child's rifle as a gift for my daughter, only to be abruptly told they needed to see ID first. They were not joking. From that point on, we were stared at the entire time, as if we were suspected shoplifters. When we asked a few basic questions, we were met with asinine, dismissive responses that weren't even worth correcting. It was the stereotypical "I know more than you" gun shop attitude. A word of advice: never judge a book by its cover. They seemed determined to make us feel stupid, so we simply let them talk and inflate their imagined expertise. Either they genuinely don't know the laws, or they make things up as they go. The nonsense being spewed by the counter jockeys was unreal--perhaps they assumed I haven't been collecting firearms for over 30 years. We came in ready to shop and spend money, but we couldn't wait to leave. I have never felt more unwelcome in a small gun store. Places like this do a disservice not only to the shooting sports, but to the Second Amendment itself. All the negative reviews are absolutely true. I honestly don't know how this place stays in business, and it won't be missed when it eventually closes. Thankfully, there are many far better options nearby.

I have thought long and hard about posting this review. I truly am a huge supporter of any local…read morebusiness, but the end result was too disappointing. I have to leave this review. I try to support small local businesses whenever I can, especially ones in my own neighborhood. In early January I stopped into Addax Tactical while I was out riding my e-bike with my dog. The staff were friendly, they were cool about my dog being there, and they even let me bring my bike inside. My first impression was positive. A little later I went back to order a rifle. I wanted a Henry Big Boy .357 Lever Action Rifle. They didn't have it in stock, and I was told it would take about two to three weeks to arrive because the SHOT Show convention was coming up. While doing the paperwork, I also decided to purchase a Ruger 10/22 so I could complete both purchases with a single background check. I left a deposit of about $1,200 toward roughly $2,000 total for the two rifles. Both rifles are very standard models that most gun stores typically have available or can obtain quickly. I could have easily purchased them elsewhere, but I made a deliberate choice to support a smaller shop in my neighborhood and was willing to wait the extra couple of weeks. Based on the timeline I was given, I expected the rifles to arrive by late January and to have them in my possession by mid-February after the required 10-day waiting period. That didn't happen. After three weeks I called to check on the order. Nothing had arrived yet. I waited another week and called again. Still nothing. The responses were always very casual, with little explanation other than that the rifles had been ordered. Around six weeks into the process, I was told the Ruger had arrived but they hadn't called because they assumed I wanted to pick up both rifles at the same time. I went in immediately and started the paperwork to take possession of the Ruger. During that visit I learned something that had never been mentioned before: the Henry rifle had not actually shipped yet, and the shop generally places firearm orders in batches rather than ordering individual rifles. This was the first time I had heard that, even though the original estimate had been two to three weeks. At that point I agreed to upgrade to the octagonal-barrel version of the Henry since I had always wanted that model anyway, and I was told the change would not affect the delivery timeline. After the 10-day waiting period I picked up the Ruger and again asked about the Henry. The answer was still that it had not arrived yet. By this point we were about eight weeks into the process, with no clear timeline. About a week later I called again and received the same answer. At that point I decided to cancel the Henry order and request a refund. I was told the refund would come from accounting and that I should expect a check in two to three weeks. After two weeks I called again and was told it could take up to 30 days. I eventually went to the shop in person to check on the refund. This time I was told I could not bring my bike or dog inside, even though I had been there several times before with both and it had never been an issue. Eventually I received a call saying the refund check had arrived. For the sake of transparency, I'm writing this from memory without the receipts directly in front of me, so the dollar amounts may be off by a few dollars either way, but the numbers below are very close to what was paid and refunded. When I picked up the check, the amount returned was about $370 out of the roughly $1,200 deposit I had paid. That means that after roughly 12 weeks, the final outcome of this transaction is that I effectively ended up with a $830 Ruger 10/22 -- a rifle that typically sells for a few hundred dollars at most gun shops. Even assuming some type of restocking fee, it's difficult to understand how that result makes sense, particularly for a rifle that, according to the shop, had not even shipped yet when I cancelled the order. I went into this purchase specifically because I wanted to support a small neighborhood business like Addax Tactical and was willing to wait longer than usual to do so. Unfortunately, after the delays, the lack of clear communication about how orders were handled, and the final refund outcome, the entire experience ended up being extremely frustrating. If you're considering ordering a firearm here, my advice would simply be to make sure you clearly understand the ordering process, timeline expectations, and refund policies before leaving a deposit. Posting this simply to document my experience so other customers know what to expect when placing a special order here.

Purchased my first gun here. Ed was very helpful explaining the gun I chose and walking me through…read morethe entire process.

This is a well-run shooting club in Santa Clarita. If you're coming from LA, it's actually just…read morebefore you get into Santa Clarita. There are multiple ranges, depending on what you want to shoot, a restaurant with quality food, a small bar (they do not allow you to shoot after drinking, but the reverse is fine), a gun shop with a very good selection and knowledgeable staff, and several events throughout the year. What really makes this place great is the staff at the ranges. If they see someone doing something unsafe, they call it out and put a stop to it immediately, which is what you want at a gun range. But more than that, they're friendly and more than willing to help you with tips on shooting or with any weapon malfunction--very important for new shooters. Guys like Savage and Jimmy really help make the rifle range an enjoyable experience. As far as the different ranges, there is a long row of shotgun clay/skeet shooting at the front when you pull in. That's also where you find the restaurant and some clean bathrooms. There is also a small shop with clothing, accessories, and some very high-end shotguns. This is where you check in for the shotgun range. To head to the archery range, park there and make a left past the main building and up a hill. I haven't been to the archery range yet, so I can't comment on it. For the rifle range, continue to the left past the ramp for the archery range. It's a bit of a walk, especially if you're carrying a bunch of weapons and ammo. It's paved, and I believe they have golf carts available to help transport you if you're disabled or just need the help. There is a small shop where you check in, with accessories, ammo, and targets available for purchase, as well as various rifles available for rent. At the rifle range, you can shoot most calibers of rifle, shotgun, or handgun (but no hollow points), so it's fun for all. You can set up cardboard target stands or use the steel targets spread throughout the range. I'm not sure how far back it goes--probably about 75-100 yards. I've heard a rumor that if you bring in a watermelon or pumpkin, you can shoot it, but I haven't checked the validity of that yet. The only negative about the rifle range is that the only bathrooms there are porta potty's. For the pistol range and gun shop, when you pull into the parking lot, instead head to the right, where there is an additional smaller parking lot. There are some nicer bathrooms out front. Inside is the pro shop/gun shop, where the guys (I think their names are Frankie and Rick) are very helpful. If you want to try any of the handguns before purchasing, they have them for rent as well. There is a paper range and a steel range. I believe that, aside from handguns, you can also shoot small handgun-caliber rifles there. At the paper range you can shoot hollow points (at least that was allowed last time I was there), but not at the steel range. There are about 10-12 stalls on each range. I don't think either range extends past 75 yards. For the paper range, you can purchase targets at the shop or bring your own to put on cardboard stands. One of the guys there is extremely helpful if you need tips or have any questions. I believe his name is Page-hope I got that right. On the steel side, they have a plethora of steel targets set at different distances. The nice thing about the steel range is that you never have to stop and wait while people change out their targets. There are also an additional two speed plate lanes at the end that are first come, first served. Again, the employees do a good job of keeping an eye on everyone and maintaining a safe environment. Don't forget to bring ear and eye protection. But if you need it, they have both available. I don't think they currently charge you to borrow either. They also have memberships available, with massive discounts on the membership a couple of times a year during events. One tip - if it's your first time, make sure you fill out the waivers online before you go. It will save you time when you get there. There is a main waiver everyone signs, plus additional waivers for each range you plan on using (ie shotgun, rifle, archery, pistol, etc.). I highly recommend Oak Tree to anyone looking to try shooting for the first time, anyone looking to purchase a firearm and try it out first, and experienced shooters looking for a good, safe, convenient place to shoot.

Very pleasant range tucked away in the hills by Valencia/Santa Clarita…read more Good service at the desk, you can and should sign waivers in advance via their website for smooth processing. They have a great selection of rentals if you so happen to need it or want to try stuff out, pricing is available on their website. This visit I enjoyed their steel pistol range, they have an option to shoot paper as well on a separate part of the pistol range. The bays are nice and wide, lots of space to comfortably shoot on the steel range. Reasonable pricing and the location is a nice and quiet woodsy forest vibe. There is parking in front of the club/restaurant/shotgun range (Rifle is to the left), as well as if you hit a right, there was a bit of parking in front of the pistol ranges and gun store. This place is a must try for any hobbyist, recreational or professional shooter.

I've had three engagements with Ken and staff, all with excellent results. The last was to remove…read moreand upgrade very stubbornly stuck factory pistol slide sights to enable co-witness with my optic. Even though he was short staffed that day, Ken thoughtfully was able to complete the work while I went for a quick lunch, saving me another trip from Santa Clarita. I really appreciated the convenience! If you want your work done once and done right, at very fair prices and time frames, give it to the Gun Doctor. I cannot recommend them more highly!

When I need to count on something being done right, this is where I go…read more Ken has a reputation for quality and excellence and it is well earned. I have been very impressed by his handling of the jobs I've taken to him and will continue to go to him for my gunsmithing.

I dropped off a firearm for customization in March 2023. I followed up consistently for nearly two…read moreyears and was repeatedly told the work could not be completed .. monthly just for them to owner S. To mention to me the reason why he hadn't gotten to my firearm was because it takes to long to change a drill bit on his machine this was mid 2025 sometime When I finally came in to retrieve my firearm, I was informed that it had been sold. I was told that attempts were made to contact me, including certified mail, but I never received any such notice. When I asked the gentleman in the front clearly fustrated ( not his fault ) tells me "your gun is gone " Tells me write my number down and to wait for a call back As of now, this matter has not been resolved. I am extremely disappointed with the lack of communication and handling of customer property. I would strongly advise anyone considering this business to get clear written timelines and policies before leaving firearms here.

I've had two experiences with Match Grade. The first was to make my AR-15 completely CA legal with…read morea new grip, which they did perfectly in a very short amount of time. Now I can eject my magazine without breaking if there's a jam. The second time was to install an Apex trigger in my Hellcat Pro. Done in a couple of days. Decent pricing and customer service. I'll be back here the next time I need service!

I live in the "dead zone" Reseda, Pasadena and Santa Clarita are all close to me. I'm pretty much…read moredead center between all 3. While Turners has great sales you need to watch "Consignment / Used sales" Santa Clarita, Enter Jason. Man knows his job, funny as hell and good people. I started messing with others in sales there and we had a blast. Two of my choices had been sold but the site was not updated so I bought #3. Springfield 1911 (1911 TRP™ Handgun, CA Compliant. Stainless 4 Mags and a range bag $1300) I was digging in my pocket to find my phone but he knew what i was looking for. He handed me his flashlight. Mike, Tim (might be Tom) looked the gun up. "Sold back" 45 was too strong for the buyer. Barrel and ramp showed nothing.

If I could rate this place ZERO stars I would. You guys fucking suck. I waited 30 minutes trying to…read moreshop for a handgun with only one other person in the store the whole time and I didn't even get asked a question. Originally I thought that there was only one person on that server, so I was patiently waiting my turn until some guy walked in and the employee yelled his name and they dab each other up and he asked him what gun he wanted. Extremely unprofessional I will actually never go back there. You guys fucking suck. Way to lose a high paying customer I was interested in the desert eagle.

Horrible customer service. Nobody EVER answers the phones or call back. I placed an order 3 weeks…read moreago and there is no word on its status and no replies at all (both phone and email). Avoid if you can!

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