John is an excellent CWP instructor, with his extensive background in firearms training as well as…read morethe simplicity he brings to the class it's easy to excel no matter your skill level.

He did great training me on the laws as his student for my cwp. He made his class fun and not…read moreboring

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Great prices! My friend loves to shop the gun section while I…read moreget our animal feed. And their corn and peanuts is the best for wildlife!!

This location is found in the West Greenville Shopping Plaza. First look makes me think they…read morespecialize in tools and trades. Of course, they carry electronics and some jewelry. Ladders, pallet jacks and large lawn equipment were unique here compared to other pawn stores we've seen throughout the area. They also seem to specialize in kerosene heaters.

I had a very good customer service experience. The gentleman who helped me took the time to go…read moreback and forth showing me various pistols. He was very patient and knowledgable about firearms in general. This brings me to the only reason I could not give Red's Pawn Shop five stars. I would have loved to have seen the firearms available to buy displayed in a case so I could see the entire selection and make my buying decision. The store was packed to the ceiling with merchandise so that is probably the reason they didn't have room for handguns. I will try to see them at the local gun shows so I can see their inventory all at once. Again, their customer service is what will make me see their selection at the gun shows.

I was going to do a trade in, we originally agreed on a price for the trade in, a few days later he…read morecalls me and goes back on his word, saying he isn't going to offer me what we agreed on. He should've done more research before initially giving me the offer he did. I do not plan on doing business with them any in the future.

Had a great first experience here! Guys were awesome and helpful. I'll definitely be back in the…read morefuture and highly recommend Hipps to anyone looking for fair prices and stellar service

I was totally Shocked at the selection in this locally owned and operated store , not to mention…read morethe immense knowledge of the sales staff here! What a gem of a business, I sure am thrilled I found them, this is truly as good as it gets! Really neat setup inside too, I guess I found my new hangout, just don't tell my wife ;)

A one of a kind place!…read more Greenville Army & Navy Store is like no other. They've got all kinds of extreme stuff, I'll try to hit just a few highlights! Excellent heavy coats, military/security T-shirts, knives, huge knives, jungle machetes, emergency water containers, helmets, flags, backpacks, bags, lots of boots, mosquito netting, military mosquito repellant, hats, baseball hats, tents.... get the idea? This store is way old, be sure to take a look at the ceiling. Classic! The guy at the front counter is cool and friendly.

These stores are somewhat of a dying breed. I would have loved to seen this in its heyday (like…read morewhen I was a kid) and military surplus was all over the place. It's fun to sort through the shelves - you never know what you'll find.

Very friendly and helpful watchmaker and watch store. The watchmaker is J. Walker Copley III and…read morewe were directed here from Hales Jewelers in Greenville, which is about 35 miles away. Walker and I agreed that "wasn't it unusual that Greenville didn't have a watchmaker in town?" But he said there are only 1300 approximately in the USA. This location also is a dealer for Seiko, Cotizens, and Bulova watches, but a main business is watch repair. The only downsides are the store is small, so limited inventory on hand especially women's watches and the watch I wanted to get repaired had to queue up and won't be ready "until after Christmas." It's late June. Walker said he can only work on watches when he is not sellling new watches and that is often limited time and after store hours, which makes sense.

I brought my Seiko in for service and was pleasantly impressed. Excellent service from…read morea true professional gentleman. Five Stars from me.

Mr. Shannon more than knows his craft, he cares about his customers. We had it with taking our 2005…read moreYamaha Virago 250 bobber to low-price and half-stepping mechanics. One mechanic didn't let customers know about an upfront $80 deposit over the phone or on its site, and didn't tighten the oil drain screw when finished with repairs [had to do it personally]. Another changed the rear brake [it still squeals] after picking one of the priciest front tires it had in stock, claiming it was the only one that fit. And one never explained what he did to get her running again. Days later, the bike would not start. That happened a few times. We gave up, and decided to go with someone who built bikes from the ground up, Cartel Baggers Fort Lauderdale. We saw them a few times downtown, and they had good vibes. Remember how we mentioned about how Mr. Shannon cares? If you need to get home or back to work, and your bike is all you have, he will UBER you on his dime. Mr. Shannon kept us in the loop the whole process. The biggest update was that the bike needed a new swing arm. We knew it was bent. But not one of the three previous mechanics brought the bent swing arm to our attention, even the one who changed the rear brake pads. That one was supposed to "recommend" repairs. The same as they were to "recommend" a front tire for the bike. Basically, we were riding a death trap [the rear wheel was at a serious slant, and the bike always looked as if it would fall over when on the rear stand], and didn't realize it! Mr. Shannon did!!! He was vehement about not riding the bike again unless it got fixed to the point where he stated it should be towed home without the repair done. That is how a true bike mechanic should react! Turned out the bike was a salvage bike with a rebuilt title. After he removed the swing arm, he showed how it originally had duct tape [a la The Red Green Show] as a sealer!!! The man saved our life! Let it be stated, you get what you pay for with Cartel Baggers. They charge appropriately for their professionalism and thoroughness. If you want cheap work done or a hack, go elsewhere. Saving dollars can result in serious injury or loss of life. Why risk that? We will stay with Cartel Baggers Fort Lauderdale as our mechanic going forward.

I dont agree with businesses gathering and using information that wasn't provide to them by their…read morecustomers. I like supporting small businesses, but when they secretly collect your information and start texting and possibly sell your information, I think they went overboard. One would think a motorcycle shop would be the last place this would happen.