I just recently needed to transfer a firearm and I have transferred through many FFL's in Sioux…read moreFalls in my 61 years. The guys at Bravo Charlie Tango are top notch. Imagine my surprise when, because I am a veteran I needed to pay nothing to transfer. I literally still feel like I did something wrong. I would pay them a fee and even think that they should have a "fee donation" policy. All said, go to Blue Collar Tactical for your firearms. They are also all veterans.

Transfer fees are high, transfer policies are predatory, seems like this guy doesn't want any…read moretransfer business. Most guns on his website are drop shipped to him and not in stock. Prices on the website are MSRP retail, not competitive in this day and age and seems to be trying to match overpriced Garys Gun Shop in their business model. Transfer fee is probably high because you can buy a gun online from a competitor and pay his $40 transfer fee and still pay a lot less than buying directly from his shop. In SF you can do a transfer for $20-25 at a lot of places if you call around, they are all the same, all they are doing is running an electronic background check, it costs the business next to nothing to process this for you. If they tell you different, they are lying. This guy wants pre-payment of $40 before he gets your transfer and if you don't pay it beforehand, he will charge you $100 for the transfer, not only that if you don't get it in 30 days he keeps it. You have to love this quote from his policy: "Please, we don't send mail to your house without telling you, don't send your mail to ours without telling us." My house isn't a business, yours is, that's the difference, get over yourself. Below is the transfer policy taken directly from his website: TRANSFERS ****If arrangements are not made within 30 days of transfer arrival for pickup of transferred item said item will become property of Blue Collar Tactical LLC. Standard Transfers:We charge a receiving/background check fee of $40.00 for standard non- NFA transfers. Blind Transfers:We charge a non-negotiable $100 blind transfer fee to release an item for which the transfer was not pre-paid. Please call ahead or stop by and pre-pay for any transfer coming our way. All items not paid will be sent back at original owners/original FFL expense. What is a blind transfer? Any item for which we have zero pre-payment for an item going on our log books. Please, we don't send mail to your house without telling you, don't send your mail to ours without telling us. NFA Transfers: (National Firearms Act Items)All NFA transfers will be charged a fee of $100 for any Machine Gun, Suppressor/Silencer, AOW (Any Other Weapon), Destructive Device, and Short Barreled Rifle.

What a truly amazing school! We love everything! From the warm greeting you receive when you walk…read morein the door, the family involved activities, to the top tier curriculum they provide! The staff go above and beyond to make sure everyone is taken care of! I am so glad to be part of the O2B Family!

Natalie, the instructor, is very caring and kind. She is very passionate about her work and her…read morestudio/garage is very organized. If you are interested in metals or jewelry you should definitely check it out. Also, if you can check out and maybe buy a piece of jewelry from her.

The class was well run and very informative. I will be taking another class in the future.read more

My daughter has only been going to TNT2 for a few months, but they have made us feel so welcome!…read more The teachers are all so nice and even greet us by name! I like that the lunch room isn't the same as the indoor run around space for the kids. All in all, a great facility!

Fantastic parish! I cannot believe there are no other Yelp reviews on this parish!…read more I was coming through Sioux Falls on my roadtrip from Ohio to Yellowstone/Grand Teton/Glacier. I plotted out where I wanted to go to Mass ahead of time. Luckily my sister and brother-in-law (who are not Catholic) ensured we got to our halfway point of Sioux Falls on Saturday evening so that I could attend the Vigil Mass. I figured this was a busy parish when I saw that they had two Vigil Masses (4p and 6p). Even during our current COVID climate, I've only seen Vigil Masses get cut, not added! I went to the 6p Mass and the priest told us that over 350 people had attended the 4p Mass. Wow! I could tell as I prayed prior to Mass that this parish is on fire for Christ. There are so many families attending Mass together, so many different faith formation groups. It was so amazing to see. The homily was given by a priest who is visiting for the next year. His name is Fr Mark McGregor. His voice was so calming and peaceful. I loved listening to his homily as he introduced himself to the parish and told his story. I even told him after Mass that I had driven from Ohio and that his homily was the highlight of my day. I told him we were driving to Yellowstone and he blessed me. So awesome! This parish is going to do amazing things. I pray that there are many more parishes like this. So blessed to have gone to this one during my short overnight stay in Sioux Falls.