If you want it, they probably have it. They carry a huge inventory…read more If they don't have it in stock, they can get it for you fast! They are very knowledgeable about what they sell. Support a veteran owned and ran business.

So just want to say these folks were absolutely awesome, google maps and online had said they were…read moreopen, but they had adjusted there hours so they were actually closed when I arrived but when I knocked on the door two associates, Garth and Rebecca had come to the door and they opened up shop just for me to get what I needed! They apologized for any confusion that was caused. That kind of service is rare anymore and highly appreciated, the staff is very polite, professional and knowledgeable. They have a very wide variety and large selection of products that you would need for law enforcement and public safety and all for great prices. I will definitely be back and would highly recommend this location!

Aunt Patty's is a must stop for antiquing in downtown Rockville. This antique market is filled with…read moreso many gems and the space goes on and on! You can easily spend an hour or more here visiting all the booths. I loved the Christmas booth that had a huge selection of vintage Christmas village pieces. Plenty of furniture, dishes, glassware, baseball cards and vintage jewelry to browse here, as well.

This large antique shop is located across the street on the southeast corner of the courthouse. It…read morehas a main room as you enter, then several rooms beyond that are on different levels to explore. While you will find most of the typical antique shop items including furniture, dishes, glass ware, and books, you will also find a number of fossils and rocks in the main room. If you are into that sort of thing, the prices were very reasonable! Not the most outgoing staff that day. I pretty much walked in, around, and out without being greeted. Can't say how they are to deal with on an actual transaction. But, I will give them the benefit of the doubt. Review #3144

When exploring the counties in Central Indiana, I always try to find gift shops or antique stores…read morethat might be independently operated. I found this shop tucked away in a strip mall on the near south side of Crawfordsville and was delighted. From the moment I stepped in, I noticed the pleasant aroma of candles and the comfortable appeal of country chic decorations and gifts. The main room has the check out counter facing the door in the center of the room, so you can explore to either side: Lots of candle varieties including some made in state, lots of items with clever witticisms to make you think or smile, women's bags, wall hangings, and seasonal (Easter) pieces to add some charm to your home. And when you think you've seen it all, there is another room to the left that has even more items including rugs, lap quilts, and other cloth items. More seasonal items were out in preparation for the weekend sale. The woman who was working apologized for the store being in transition, but it was still neat enough that I wouldn't have known there was anything out of place unless she had told me. She let me browse and asked how I had heard about the shop. I was surprised that nobody had reviewed her store yet on Yelp. When I was ready to make a purchase, she immediately stopped what she was doing so that I didn't have to wait. That's a person who gets customer service. Nice selection, fun things to look at, and good service. Check this place out if you like looking for unique things for your home or as gifts. Review #3744

Love this place. I can't wait to go back when they have Christmas decorations out. It's a nice…read morehidden gem.

This shop was very country decor heavy. Most of the front seemed to be candles and county art…read more Further toward the back was a better mix of this and that. Found a small kitchen whisk on this visit but hope to come back nextime we go to Rockville area. Shop also should have Wi-Fi for customers. None of the shops in the area had customer Wi-Fi. Maybe that's juat a city thing.

Although listed as an antique store, Neva's has numerous booths so you can find new items that are…read morelocally produced as well as a mix of small antique items. The woman who greeted me asked if it was my first visit and then explained that there were several rooms to be sure and visit since the shop doesn't have a straight forward flow. You generally make your way in a circular pattern, but there are some offshoots that she wants people to be able to explore too. I found the quality of items to be better than the "flea market" type antiques shops. This seemed well organized and junk free. This is the kind of place I would return to just to see if there was something I missed or was new. They have a very nice pottery section near the entrance and one of the side rooms had useful and interesting local history/promotional items for sale. Well worth the time to check this place out. Parking is free on the street. Review #3142

Great down to earth place with a very knowledgeable bow shop owner that has everything you possibly…read moreneed

Above and beyond the call of duty, this shop deserves a medal…read more Here it is the peak of bow season and my crossbow limb cracks when I cock it. Looked for shop to fix and it's 90 miles to Lonesome Elk Archery oneiof the closest. I called at 1 pm and the owner answered and said son bring it up. I'm here til 6 and will fix it. I got there at 4pm. Driveway was full of hunters vehicles. I waited and took a spot at 4:15. My wheelchair van need a place to lower the ramp. Rolled in and 3 men are captivated by this old story teller performing his art. He fixed everything they needed and made suggestions to help. Not a man left when he had them completed and ready to go. One hunter forgot his wallet, no problem write me a bad check Tom said. No big box store or mall shop would be like this at all. I was enthralled too as he was like a camo Santa Claus to us all. Some were out of state but found Tom due to google showing him still open during hunting season. He worked on my issue and everyone helped us brainstorm on how to decock a xbow with a splintered left limb. He finished 20 minutes after freeing string and replaced with new limbs. He zeroed scope in too again. 7pm. No charge. We were all disappointed when it was time go. Thank you Tom Rockworth. I will be back! This was priceless and will let me hunt the rut!

I have been to a lot of flea markets and this one is pretty cool. I have seen a lot of reviews…read morewhere Yelpers obviously are not frequents to flea markets. They need to keep in mind the owner controls the facility and the vendors run their own booths. Like any flea market the prices in individuals booths vary wildly, but when I stopped in I found some bargain Harley-Davidson shirts and some really cool jewelry in the main case. People YOU need to know your price points and what you are willing to pay for an item. That is the key to flea market success.

Typical flea market with the booths folks rent monthly. Average size. Not too large but not too…read moresmall. Nice variety of stuff. A bit less classy stuff than some other fleas but that's the nature of the flea market, it depends on the booths and who is trying to sell their goods. Prices were alright. We bought a few items. Had an enjoyable time looking around. Location sucks! It is back behind Kroger. I as convinced my GPS was telling me incorrectly as when you pull into the parking lot of the shopping center you don't see it at all. Seriously drive around the lot for a solid amount of time before I found it.

Had a rifle repaired. Great work at reasonable price. Repair done quickly in about a week. Will use…read morethem again!

I had contracted T & D Metalworks to refinish a pistol with bluing and nickel plating. I was…read moreinformed by "Tony" that he foresaw no problems with the work that I had requested he perform. When I received the pistol after 6 weeks and opened the box, I really had expectations of being "dazzled"...but I really wasn't. I sent Tony pictures and narratives of what I found wrong with the job. Please refer to the uploaded pictures as I explain. I hope they come through. Now, let me be the first to say that I'm not a plater/refinisher of firearms, and I may not understand all the nuances of the trade due to my own ignorance of the various steps and processes involved. I'm what's called, "results-oriented". Prior to any work being performed, I had submitted several pictures of an identical pistol, and I had specifically requested that my pistol look "exactly like the pistol in the pictures". The pictures I submitted had an even, consistent nickel plated finish. The pistol I received back from T & D Metalworks did not. The finish of the frame assembly was uneven, of different shades of nickel, NOT consistent. I sent Tony a picture of another plated pistol of mine alongside his work (uploaded). I pointed out the consistency and evenness of the plating in contrast with his work, and wondered why he could not achieve the same type of finish. The magazine release was a really poor plating job. If you refer to the uploaded picture, it seems the mag catch is "kind-of" plated; it's also "kind-of" blued. Regardless, I have a hard time understanding how this would pass muster with them and be allowed to leave the shop. Granted, it's in a rather obscure location, but that's no excuse: Either it's done correctly, or it's not. This is completely unacceptable. Likewise with the hammer. There's clearly some kind of "line" or blemish where the hammer is surrounded by the slide when resting in its forward position. Again, I have other pistols whose hammers are set up similarly, but there's no inconsistency like this in any of them. This is another example of incorrect plating, which should've never passed a quality control inspection. There are areas of the slide in which I would liked to have seen more attention to detail in removing tool marks incurred at the factory. I did not specifically direct that such imperfections be removed prior to bluing, but I didn't think I should've had to. It should've been a "no-brainer" to make the surface as "clean" as possible before rebluing the slide. It just appears unsightly to me. In summation, I can't honestly say that I'm happy with the end result of this project. I neither wanted nor expected a "safe queen", but I did want/expect a better result than which I had received. I certainly don't believe it was worth the overall expenditure of $850. I now need to spend a similar amount of money to have the pistol refinished by another company. Naturally, I had sent an e-mail with pictures to Tony and pointed out all the areas of my disapproval. I thought that I would give him a full 7 days to respond; but I received no emails, phone calls, nor communication of any kind. I made it clear that I'm not going to invest another $200 in shipping to get the job redone to my expectations. Of the dozens of pistols I have in my collection, I had truly anticipated this pistol to be among my favorites. Unfortunately, it's not. And I'm very disappointed in the job performed and in the company. If it were my company, I wouldn't be able to sleep nights knowing that my customer was not satisfied with my work. I would make every reasonable effort to rectify the situation and make it right. No effort of any kind was made by T & D Metalworks. A few simple questions need to be asked of T & D Metalworks: Was the customer crystal-clear in what he expected the results to be? YES. Was the customer happy with the work performed? NO. Was the work performed in accordance with what the customer requested? NO. Did the customer feel as if he got his money's worth? NO. Was the customer contacted and the problem discussed? NO. If you value your firearm, do not sent it to T & D Metalworks! Respectfully submitted, Rob August GySgt/USMC(Ret.)

Wow, what a cool place! Everything was reasonably priced and there were things that I've never seen…read moreanywhere else, like some really nice folding scissors that I can take camping with me. There was all manner of cooking gear, art supplies, stationary, handcrafted items, soaps, honey, jellies. Check it out, lots of cool stuff! Like most of the Amish stores, cash or check only!

I love this Amish store. I've shopped it before when it was at its old location. While there are…read moreplenty of children's toys here, there are so many more things. An extensive variety of everything. -Housewares, handmade clocks, crocheted hot pads, so many pickled vegetables and jams and so much more. You'll find things you didn't know you needed. Everything is very reasonably priced. Cash or check only though. It is an Amish store after all.