If you need ammo, this place is OK I guess. A better option is Bulkammo.com. They sell what you…read moreneed for less, ships to your house and you don't have to deal with employees an ownership that seems annoyed to serve its customers. If you need advise on weapon selection, look elsewhere. They should remember sometimes customers come in a bit intimidated by the whole gun experience. They shouldn't make people feel stupid for not knowing everything. Take time to educate them in a non-insulting way. I find their approach to customers offensive and rude. I for one won't be going back. Its a shame really. I've lost track on how much I've spent here. My money and I deserves way better treatment than Cheyenne. You do to.

There close, always there to help . They are my go to place if I have any gun/ ammo questions. The…read moreshelves are already stocked what else can you ask for.

I ordered my shotgun and handgun online they called and told me to pick it up when it was…read moredelivered. The guys working there were a very friendly and helpful answered all of my questions. it didn't take very long definitely will be going back.

I was looking for an antique pistol, and gave them a call. They told me they had a colt single…read moreaction army replica made by colt arms. The gun was absolutely fantastic and in pristine condition. The price was reasonable and the staff were knowledgeable. I would come back to Johnston to buy any other antique or modern firearm. Would definitely recommend!

John the owner is a great guy!! When I first met him he told me about how he started! It was really…read morenice history of the company. I bought a lot of ammo when he was at Penndel and at oaks gun show . I haven't got down to his new location to check it out . Good luck at your new area!!

So I do not understand all these good reviews. If I could give them zero stars I would. So I went…read moreup to the door intending to make a few purchases. A young lady came to the door, asked me what I wanted I told her the first thing I needed. She didn't have what I asked for which is fine but she was so ignorant and abrupt and rude, I was astounded. So I took a quick drive to Tanner's where they were outstanding, helpful and polite and they did have what I needed and more plus free advice. But in the end the joke is on Modern Munitions because I dropped about a grand at Tanner's and will be back regularly. Bottom line if you like being treated like crap for no good reason this place is for you!

Nice guy fast service pick up our order it arrived we were contacted and went to pick…read moreUp the item.

This was my first time using Pioneer for gunsmith services. Dave was friendly, fair priced and done…read moreahead of schedule. It's a little difficult to find but worth it.

Reached the limit of my amateur gunsmith abilities in attempting to restore a 1913 C96 Mauser, and…read moreturned it over to Eugene at LugerMan to make it work properly. I am very pleased with the rapid result along with personal technical guidance, given in considerable detail and without hesitation, and would return again for other restorations. Best, Frank

I took my Mauser C96 which was experiencing sear issues to Lugerman in Fall 2025. The sear…read moredisconnect was not resetting and causing the trigger to not make contact. He charged me $150 to "adjust" the sear spring, the sear, and the trigger. Also charged me $100 for a function check, $150 for general gunsmithing, and $65 for a bolt stop which he convinced me I needed. I received the gun back which was working. I took it shooting and after about 50 rounds at absolute most over the course of a few months, the gun started experiencing the same issues again. I called them to ask why that might be, and rather than just admitting that they didn't do a good job they had the audacity to say "You can only shoot a Mauser C96 5 bullets a year" (which is the equivalent to half a magazine). This is after he sold me a bolt stop, which if it fails can seriously injure the user. Does that mean the bolt stop he sold me is only rated for 5 bullets a year? If so that is downright dangerous. He knows if I wanted my gun to be a wall piece I wouldn't have paid over $500 for maintenance. I found the issue was with the sear spring (a part they produce in house yet didn't replace when it was there) and fixed it myself. The part cost not even $50 including shipping and took me 10 minutes to install it. Even if it fails again, I'm down nowhere near as much money as I would've been taking it to him again. Just work on your guns yourself, or take it to a regular gunsmith. These pistols are not some kind of rocket science that require advanced alien knowledge to maintain, the majority of them are honestly pretty simple internally. Your local gunsmith can file down cams, match mag spring cutouts, and clean your steel pistol just fine.

June 2026 - The staff at Union Hill are very knowledgeable, approachable, and helpful…read more The facilities are clean, organized, and provide a sense of safety. My first time shopping for a firearm was a bit intimidating, because for a newbie, "guns" are a bit intimidating, but the staff was great. They have tons of handguns, rifles, and shotguns for all levels (affordable and expensive). They offer expert trainings for anyone who has zero experience with guns, and the price is very affordable. They offer additional training for CCW. The facility was recently renovated. All in all, I hope you give them a try. I always appreciate good decent people who show up in good faith to be helpful, and this has been my experience with UHGC. When you meet people who actually care, what more can you ask for. Be safe, practice caution and common sense when buying and using firearms. Good luck to everyone.

As a long-time Marlboro, NJ resident, I've served in several public roles, including Fire…read moreCommissioner and Zoning Officer, and I value professionalism, transparency, and accountability in any organization. My initial experience with Union Hill Gun Club was positive. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and welcoming. The owners present themselves as professional, courteous, and personable. However, after becoming a member, my experience changed significantly. I began to notice that many basic activities and services come with additional fees that were not clearly communicated upfront. Charges for routine actions--such as drawing from a holster, even as a state-certified concealed carry permit holder or receiving assistance with equipment purchased on-site (like red dot alignment) created the impression that nearly every interaction carries an extra cost. My primary concern is centered on ROC Training. While the instructors themselves are knowledgeable and capable, the overall structure feels heavily geared toward generating additional revenue. Classes often include upselling, including solicitations from insurance representatives during breaks. Additionally, certain courses such as those related to concealed carry in constitutional carry states do not appear sufficient on their own, requiring participants to enroll in further classes at additional expense to meet application requirements. This lack of clarity and continuity is frustrating and, in my opinion, unnecessary. Ultimately, I chose to cancel my membership due to these concerns. The overall experience reflects a pricing model that prioritizes incremental charges over transparency and member value. Lastly, I would suggest that ROC leadership invest in business and customer relations training. The tone and delivery at times come across as pompous and dismissive, including repeated "we're from New York" rhetoric that many may find off-putting. A more customer-focused, respectful approach would go a long way in improving the overall experience.

Great experience. Everyone is knowledgeable and friendly. Melissa always get back to me…read moreimmediately. Beautiful facility.

The staff were friendly and helpful. A wide assortment of firearms along with accessories very…read moreclean and roomy inside range is coming later this year from what I was told by the staff.

Tim Dell, the owner and gunsmith, responded to my texts answering my questions and provided me with…read moreinformation prior to going to his shop. Once there he was friendly and welcoming and listened to my requests and very accommodating too. As he promised, I returned the next week and picked up my firearms. I will definitely return when I require his services again and I enthusiastically recommend that you make the drive to Colmar and see Tim since you won't be disappointed.

I can't comment on his skills, quality or customer service because I left his shop when I brought a…read moresimple job in and he would not accept the work. I needed a rail installed on top of a 1911 slide and was told that "We don't drill and tap holes." Nothing about the job was unique. I've had it done to the exact same type of firearm multiple times in the past. I did not stick around to find out why not, why he lists his business as a gunsmith, or more interestingly, as a gunsmith, exactly what does he do. Sorry I can't be more help.