Service went well and he staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I live in Brentwood and am happy to…read moremake the drive there

"AR parts galore" couldn't be further from the truth here. Tiny store, tiny selection, unhelpful…read moreteam that needs serious customer service training. I understand running a gun store in CA is tough but SBR is a stain on the black rifle company name with how they conduct themselves. If you aren't LEO don't bother here.

Great Prices! The hospitality and customer service are 5 stars plus. When I went there for the…read morefirst time, I was surprised by how small it was, but this place has a large reputation.

Cheapest ammo in California!!!!! I highly recommend coming here! Family owned business and super…read morefriendly. Highly recommend to buy all your ammo here!

Recently found Nate and after our first meeting he's working on 8 of my handguns. He's friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and passionate about what he does. I have him customizing multiple pieces, adding optics and stippling multiple pieces. Quick turnarounds and excellent communication. I have some training and advised of my short time line Wed and he met that in a week. It's rare to find someone who enjoys his craft, we're lucky to have this company and Nate for all the services he offers. Cheers

Did an amazing job!! Exceeded my expectations. Got my Tiffany custom gun. Was done less than a…read moreweek. Flawless work. Would highly recommend rather than sending it out.

I am not sure why the overall review for this business was 3.7. I found the business and the…read morecustomer service to be excellent. The workers were very informitive and knowledgable and it was a pleasure dealing with them. I would highly recommend this sore to anyone expirienced shooters to novice.

I stumbled by accident. I went to purchase some ammo at another sporting goods shop in the Lake…read moreForest area. After the sticker shock, I found myself driving down Lake Forest drive aimlessly. Out the corner of my eye,I saw the sign Ammo Depot! I swung around and went in. The guys were very welcoming, informative and very cost-effective. On my next range day I will be stocking at Ammo Depot.

Just called on Monday, 1030, phone message says they are closed…read more Page on Yelp says they're open.

I bought three guns from this shop in December at a gun show. They really helped me make a good…read moreselection and started the transactions. The first one went well, and then the second one was good. Each time it was a chore for them to find the guns and sort out all the paperwork. They were very disorganized. 5 months later and several visits with lost paperwork on their side, I finally have the third one. I am glad to say that they have improved their operation and cleaned up a lot of the issues. I know the owner was unwell, so I reserved any review until now. I will go back, they are friendly and helpful people.

Great shop. Highly qualified staff and a great selection. Repeat customer, very pleased. Highly…read moresuggested shop.

All went well, took about 3 weeks to repair my little Kimber Micro . Hope to take it to the range…read moresoon. I would say everything looks to be great.

It's appalling how bad the customer service is in Sportsman's Warehouse. I have experienced the…read moresame problem at the Rancho Cordova store and at the Rocklin store. The problem is the firearms counter. I have purchased a few guns there over the past 13 years, and the experience has universally been horrible. The basic tone is this: The staff's demeanor is as if they are doing you a favor by selling you something. They are quite deliberately aloof, indifferent, and they slow-walk everything they do. This occurs whether they are busy or not. Either way, it will be an agonizingly slow experience if you want help or want to purchase a firearm. They randomly chose to use or ignore their "take a number" system, and when you go in there's never any way to tell whether you should take a number or not. You can stand at the counter, waiting for help for an hour at times. Often they won't acknowledge your presence or even make eye contact. It feels as if you are offending them by even being there, and they want nothing more than for you to just go away. If you actually wish to purchase a firearm, I would recommend budgeting at least two hours in the store. Or better yet, go to another store that has some level of competent management and values their customers. That's what I'm going to do. The clearest way I can explain it? The firearms counter at Sportsman's Warehouse is exactly like trying to get help from a big city branch of the California DMV. That sums it up perfectly.

I called in to get quick questions answered before coming in. Which resulted in prompt educated…read moreresponses. Saved me a trip due to honesty and I was in and out for what I needed. The person on the phone was polite and articulate to answer what I needed. The person even remembered me when I came in the store. Very rare to get this type of service. I am assuming the bad reviews are people who were educated and felt horrified about their lack of knowledge. Gun culture is an educated culture, be prepared to learn or abide by the safety standards and rules that adhere to them. Inside the store was clean and spacious areas. The department I needed was the firearms section, which was at the far end of the shop. That being said they have a wide collection of what I say good ammo that you can rely on for self-defense. What I can also say is that they do not gouge you on prices. The prices are well within reason, and they are updated ammunition. By updated I mean that they have different casings for those who know that grains and bullet type matter. That being said, getting plinking ammunition is a good to go here. You can trust the brands they have in stock and the staff for the firearms department is knowledgeable and friendly. Keep in mind the long wait is due to either education, or the long lengthy checks to get said items. That being said, pay your taxes, pay your registration fees, do your due diligence and you're out and about easy. I may bring in my gun to get checked by their smith. But TBH American Made Baretta 9mm FS is the far superior choice than the mass produced m9 and Italian made one. I don't think I need a service on my weapon in quite some time. Do your research, some things made in America, is better and not well advertised. This goes for the ammunition as well. To the dude who helped me. Thank you, man. Thank you for your service as well. Representing Americans to the finest quality one can hope for. Thank you.