My go to gunsmith. And they have a Great Selection of Guns and Ammo. If you aren't going here your…read morewasting Valuable Time

As an older woman walking into a gun store can be intimidating. I was treated with respect and all…read moreof my questions were answered politely. They run a nice shop.

I down graded them to three stars, I made a special trip for a pickup, and they were closed. No…read moreexplanation on the door and their phone had no answering message. Customers expect posted hours to be honored.

I've only visited this business twice, but I already look at it as my go-to gun store in Redding…read more Today cinched it: I had a revolver with a dragging cylinder, and happened to catch one of their gunsmiths at an idle moment. In fifteen minutes, he corrected the problem for a reasonable fee. Look, y'all, I actually like that place across town that doubles as a pawn shop. The guys there are friendly and knowledgeable enough, but sheesh, sometimes I wish I could find an Army cot to nap on while I'm waiting to talk to someone. I recently bought a gun at THAT place, and paid fifteen dollars less than what Bastiani Arms charges. But then, if I'd bought the gun at Bastiani, I'd have about an hour of my life handed back to me. If saving every dollar is important to you (and believe me, I can get behind that with my Scottish ancestry 'n all), go to that other place and wade through the throngs of people as you wait for what passes for customer service. But, if you're willing to pay a few bucks more (or in the case of a brick of .22 ammo, eighty cents more) to deal with a shop that has it together, go see the folks at Bastiani Arms. Sometimes, you really do get what you pay for.

Dishonest, I had a terrible experience there and a few of my friends did too. I had a friend who…read moreasked him to take a look at his rifle and see if he would fix it, it took over a year for him to get back the rifle. I had a similar weird experience.

Been waiting for over a month for a part that can't take longer then week to source now they're not…read moretaking my calls so I'm going in and taking my shit back I'm done

Michael and Gunworks have been very accommodating on having firearms transferred in from…read moreout-of-state.

I had a gun transferred to me a few years ago and Mike made the process totally stress free! I…read morepurchased my first gun here as well and everyone was really nice! I'm looking forward to future purchases!

not the best customer service. wish they knew more about what i was calling about. didn't seem the…read moremost confident about their guns

I've been going to Jones Fort for well over a decade, and I've always found them friendly and…read morehelpful. Patrick is THE man to talk about about shotguns, Marshall Jr is THE man to talk to about reloading, and the others behind the counter have always been knowledgeable about anything I've asked. I have bought firearms from Jones Fort and have also used them as an FFL. In both capacities they are good people to work with. Some shops try to discourage internet purchasing by setting their FFL fees way high (like $100). Jones Fort, last time I did a transfer, was $35 (EDIT: Not anymore, it's $100). Ammo prices are definitely reasonable in comparison to other shops around town. You might find a firearms cheaper elsewhere, but after dealing with the VERY misinformed people at Nice Shot and the lack of professionalism at Great Outdoors (EDIT: closed now), I'll be doing any future purchasing at Jones Fort. If the price is a little higher, I'll consider it worth it so that I can deal with professionals. EDIT: Well, unfortunately Jones Fort now charges $100 for transfers, and for the love of me I don't know why (save my theory that they wish to discourage internet purchasing). If the gun is used, though, and not likely to be found locally, why punish your customers? Does it really cost $100 for the labor and time to do transfers? If so, then I'll gladly pay, but the price seems inflated since I was able to do transfers through an FFL in Sacramento for a third the cost. Grinds my gears; not enough to not do it, but there's goes the fifth star.

I recently purchased a firearm and did the private party transfer through Jones' Fort. I live seven…read morehours away so this purchased required two trips up north to the store as well as multiple calls with questions that I had. Each phone was answered by friendly staff. They were patient and answered any questions that I had. In store I got to deal with both Jaime and Jacob. Both of these guys were very friendly, helpful, and professional! Had great conversations both times in was in the shop. I didn't experience anything like previous negative reviews indicated. I think they may have gotten a bad rap! All in all a great place for all your firearm needs!

Amazing old school Gunsmith ing…read moreFriendly service always I'll be back Larry Thank You