Recently went in to purchase a new handgun. I had not been in there in quite a few years. The staff…read morewas extremely friendly and helpful. I had something in mind to purchase but they showed me options that I hadn't considered. The prices are hard to beat. I highly recommend if you are searching for a firearms or anything related, this is the store you need to visit. You will not be disappointed!!

Duncan and his coworker whose name I didn't get are both positive, sociable, and informative…read morepeople. I felt no judgement asking "stupid" questions and after comparing prices, purchased an arm for a fair deal. This isn't an economical place to buy ammo (I'd recommend Freedom on broad), but they are currently having a sale. The store is generally expensive, but it's worth visiting for the gun room. After buying the used arm, I practiced with it right away at Dominion. Shot well, sturdy, and felt good about the results.

Chris is great - very helpful and knowledgeable. Glad I stumbled upon this place. Looking forward…read moreto having them in there new location.

Short story about my recent interaction with this place. I dropped off two barrels and a spiral…read morefluted bolt to be cerakoted September 15. The owner himself told me he had lost a cerakoting guy but that it would be about a month for him to do it. He went on to describe how he'd use clay in the fluting to accomplish this. Great I told him I don't really care about the two barrels, but I want the bolt back for hunting season. A month would've been October 15. I called to check on this in early November and was told there's nothing listed beside my name. But that it should almost be done. Today nine weeks later after I originally dropped it off I went into the shop to see how things were going. The owner proceeded to tell me that he really only likes to do simple stuff, but that he could call somebody to see if they'd be interested in doing this. Are you freaking kidding me? It would've taken two minutes to give me a phone call to tell me that you didn't want to do this anymore. Instead, I've gotta find out halfway through gun season that the project isn't even started? Wow just wow.

This place is great. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. A wide selection of cool items,…read moreespecially if you want to build your own AR. Definitely recommend this place. A small shop that delivers on customer service.

I needed grips on one of my pistols and the owner installed them for me and wouldn't accept any…read morepay. You don't find many people like that anymore!

From the owner: We sell quality firearms, ammo, and accessories at reasonable prices.read more

One of the worst "Outdoor" shops I've ever had the displeasure of walking into. Poor management &…read morepoorer customer service. Employees are typical arrogant good-ol-boys that think they know what they're talking about (even when they're hysterically incorrect) and seem to enjoy speaking down to customers to puff up their already inflated egos. No clue how they've stayed in business.

So, I drive by this shop sometimes on my way home from work. I have never stopped because I had…read morebeen turned off by the numerous negative reviews, but for whatever reason I stopped by today. I'm glad I did. First of all, there is a sign on the door that clearly states that guns ARE allowed in the store. When I asked about the reviews I was told the original no guns policy was directed towards people who were perhaps carrying in antiques etc for the gunsmith and may need to be reminded to check their guns. The employees informed me this was never intended for legal carry weapons. They also informed me that concealed carry courses are even taught on the premises. The shop is very well organized and carries everything from tools to firearms. I was greeted by the two ladies working the counter when I walked in and was immediately asked if I needed any help with anything. I chose to browse, but when the employees saw me looking at the handgun rack behind the counter they immediately came to me offering assistance and allowed me to ask several questions and handle multiple firearms. I asked about a certain ammo and was informed they did not carry it, but was told it could and would be ordered and I left my number for pick up at a later date. Prices seem fair and the selection was surprisingly good given the location, which I thought would be sparse at best. I'm not sure how so many people rate this place poorly, but I will be a return patron in the future.

Very nice to deal with and very fair to the customer on their prices. Good quality merchandise on…read morehand.

This place is amazing! I have never seen a more organized and well ran pawn shop before that wasn't…read morealready televised. Especially the gun salesman Justin Busch. His recommendations were outstanding! I highly recommend going there for anything you might need

First time here since it changed hands and I enjoyed it. Was going to GT but it's gotten too busy…read moreand some of the employees talk down to you. Glad to have another place to keep up on practice.

Freedom Outdoors is a welcome replacement for the old Colonial Shooting Academy in a great many…read moreways, and frankly we are lucky to get a new range option in a region without many of them. To avoid going through this review like I have a chip on my shoulder, I'll say it straight: I did not like Colonial at all, and Freedom Outdoors does everything so much better. Excellent staff who aren't rude or combative for no reason, reasonable range rules, and clean shooting bays without weird columns in the middle make this place an ideal destination. The biggest change is the staff, particularly the RSOs: they are cool and focused on making sure everything is safe but also without micromanaging every shooter. The one I interacted with during my range time was friendly and answered my questions without issue. The counter staff were quite busy but still processed me quickly. The shooting bays are quite nice, with a nice polished wood area to lay your guns while not in use and to do reloading, though they also have a few chairs behind the bays for that too. They use the standard electronic "fly in, fly out" target system where you can bring it in to attach paper targets and then send it to a distance of your choice. I was surprised the place wasn't busier for a Saturday, though that made my life easier since I wanted a somewhat calmer spot to test my new gun. I did not rent any of their guns this time though they appeared to have a good number of them. I didn't spend much time in their store, though they have a decent selection of firearms and accessories, with an ammo section in a separate room that I did shop from. One thing I noticed is that most of their firearm offerings are more common ones, as compared to the huge revolver collection that was here with Colonial. My one gripe is the cost of a lane: $30 for an hour for one person (or even their $50 for 2 people) is a lot of money. Their only competitor in the area is Green Top, which is $25 for an hour for one person and $40 for two. Essentially there are a few things worth paying the extra money for if you choose to come here: proximity to where you live (Green Top is a bit of a drive north), a calmer shooting experience (assuming it stays the way it is now), the chance of getting to shoot for a little longer than an hour if they aren't busy, and the fact that they are cool with you shooting full-auto/binary. For example, if I wanted to teach someone how to shoot, rent a full-auto or shoot my binary, or planned to shoot a LOT of ammo, I would choose Freedom. If I just wanted to get some basic shooting in with a friend who already knew how to shoot, I might go with Green Top purely because it's cheaper. Ultimately, it's up to you whether it's worth the drive to save $10. Super glad to have Freedom Outdoors in our backyard and will definitely return again soon! ---- Overall: 4.5 stars Pros: - Excellent range staff, top-notch RSOs. - Range rules are fair and non-restrictive. - Nicely-redone bays make for a pleasant (dare I say upscale?) experience. - Good selection of rentals, equipment, etc. - Same excellent parking lot as their predecessors. Cons: - $50 is a lot for an hour's entertainment, but in the circumstances I've outlined above, it's well worth it.

I bought a boat back in April from Tracker Boat Center. A very easy process dealing with Anne. I…read morewas traveling from out of state and from start to finish she kept in contact with me making it a flawless purchase. Also thumbs up to the guy's in the service department for having my boat ready to go.

We went into the store - that's over an hour away - after checking the inventory on the website and…read morecalling for a specific fish finder. Come to find out, the inventory was off and there was no fish finder. And yes. We did call to get confirmation that it was in stock. The sales person didn't act like this was a problem. In fact his words to us were "people come from farther". Not a great experience. Will be a while before we go back.

I have shopped there frequently. I am not a gun nut. I really appreciate how all of its staff…read moreeducate me without speaking down to me. Plus, unlike other places there was no politics, no signs indicating left or right, no flags or stupid bumper stickers and t-shirts. Just a bunch of seasoned staff interested in educating me as a consumer.

Never realized this store was here for ~20 years, how dod I not know that? I was amazed atthe…read morelarges selection of firearms and ammo in stock. After comparison shopping at 4 different firearm retailers I eneded up purchasing a Smith and Wesson at Town gun shop, it was a good deal and the accesories it came with were valued over $100 so I would say it was a great deal! The folks at the counter were very professional, polite and helpful, their insight really helped me make my decision and unlike other places I shopped, they didn't pressure me with their sales pitches and made me feel very comfortable with my shopping experience.