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New Frontier Armory

New Frontier Armory

(253 reviews)

Was looking to purchase an additional and replacement barrel for one of my handguns. (Bond Arms) …read more They only sell through retailers. I had done my research and been corresponding with their AA, Lauren F. She told me they can order what I wanted at a fair price but no discount because of the small markup.etc.. So today I drove over , the clerk and I chatted a bit and I showed him the info from Lauren . He went to confirm and Lauren came out and introduced herself. We confirmed the price again and the clerk wrote up the order and I should my barrel in a week or so. Nice store, lots of new long guns on the wall. Seemed like a good selection of hand guns. Can't comment on price since I wasn't comparison shopping. Accessories seemed pretty good selection as did the ammunition. My only negative was no military discount, don't know if that applies accross the board or not.

I have purchased firearms here in the past when they were located on East Centennial. Guys were…read moregreat on their customer service & very knowledgeable. I liked the idea of them having a large store w/all their side paraphernalia as well. They had just about everything you needed for your tactical gear. I did go to their grand opening on Synergy St. For me personally I felt it was located in a hidden industrial area. It was small in comparison to what they had before. I'm sure they are doing well being they have their own shop in the back to meet the needs of their customers. All I can say is I haven't been back there since opening day. Check them out I'm sure they will have something you'll like.

Battlefield Vegas - All of your bandidos and young ones will enjoy the outing!

Battlefield Vegas

(974 reviews)

My wife surprised me with the Pvt Ryan package as an anniversary gift. She knows I love shooting…read moreall types of weapons and tried to pick ones I might not have shot before. Having quite a bit of firearm experience I was skeptical that it was going to be geared for people who had never shot before and be super restricted. Our host and safety officer was Mikey. Really nice guy and a fellow veteran. He did a great job of balancing range safety and the firearm experience of the guest. He was knowledgeable in the safe operation of the weapons and made the experience fun and safe without being over restricted. I recommend Battlefield Vegas to experienced and new shooters alike. If you have never fired a gun before this is a must while in Vegas, they really let you enjoy the experience while keeping it very safe!

Battlefield Vegas feels like a tourist trap, and an extremely expensive one for what you actually…read moreget. You go in expecting a real shooting-range experience, but that is not what it feels like. An employee is assigned to you and does nearly everything: loads the rounds into the magazines, inserts and reloads the magazines, handles the weapon, and rushes you through the process. The only thing left for you to do is pull the trigger. You can clearly feel the pressure to fire your rounds quickly so they can move on to the next tourists. Our group of five paid about $500 total for two weapons per person, with only around 5-10 rounds per weapon. The entire experience was over in under 10 minutes. My advice: find a real indoor shooting range instead. You'll get far more time, freedom, and value for your money. Don't waste your time or money here.

Fallout Firearms

Fallout Firearms

(57 reviews)

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Small shop north side of town. Small selection of today's typical firearms. Nothing special…read more Younger store attendees were inside. They answered my questions in their millennial fashion. Not bad just, this and that. I'm not saying it was bad in anyway just me being 65, I guess I was expecting a bit more interpersonal stuff. Who knows, maybe I was too old to be in there! LOL. I did purchase a handgun from there so, it wasn't bad at all. For sticking my head in the door just to see what they had, I came out with something that I really liked. Thanks guys!

I was suggested by my brother and a friend to not come to this store solely due to staff being…read moreassholes. The woman in me didn't listen to them so I had my firearm delivered to this location. The employee, Jayden that was assisting me got to work late, then when finally getting around to me, was speaking really low as if we were in a library, and by him simply not practicing good hospitality and customer service skills by not asking if I had my CCW, I paid $57 that I didn't have to for a background check. Then when I had mention having a CCW, the fatigued worker who was late whines about having to do more paperwork and refund me $25. I understand it was my fault as the consumer to not mention my CCW earlier but it also would be nice if this gun store had staff that have 1% of a brain active to ask the very simple common courtesy question of asking customers if they have a CCW. Spartan Arms and Sheepdog Armory are better choices than this store.

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