Palmer's is, by far, the nicest shop we've been to while deciding which gun to purchase. They're…read moreextremely patient and kind and answered all of our questions and made us feel welcome. They also have the best prices from any other store I saw. They had exactly what we decided to purchase in stock and can order anything else. This is now our go-to store for ammo and any other future purchases.

I've been going here since I was allowed to purchase a rifle, everything about this place is…read moreawesome. Great selection of military surplus and regular firearms, ammo, and accessories for great prices. Everyone who works here is very knowledgeable and helpful and treat you like family. I highly recommend this place for people who are getting into shooting or well experienced shooters.

We needed some ammo for a sporting afternoon that we planned and given the great ratings we stopped…read moreby. They were great! They knew about each firearm we had and gave us direction as to the right shells for what we were doing. They also had targets and clay pigeons that we bought. The gun, rifle, pistol and knife selection were huge. Oh, if you're looking for bow and arrow equipment or advice this is your place for that too. It gets a strong recommendation from me!

My bow was in need of replacement, so I stopped in to purchase a high end primary and quality…read morebackup crossbow. I'd been using the same bow for years and really wasn't up to speed on what the different manufacturers were offering. Needless to say, I had some questions and wanted to try out a couple models to see how they felt and handled before dropping $3,000+. Hands down, this was the most unfriendly, uptight, and uncomfortable shopping experience I've ever had in my life. I'd called two days prior to see when their range would be less busy and to ensure I could shoot some bows. No problem, is what I was told. I arrived as planned, a couple of shooters were sighting in on the archery range, no customers were in the bow shop, and a heavy set old guy and young man were working the archery counter. I perused the bows for 20 minutes listening to the old guy bitching about something and without being greeted, so I approach the counter where the old guy is sitting on a stool, clearly not wanting to get up or be bothered. I asked for some assistance with crossbows. The old guy pointed toward them, I walk over to them, and the young guy approached and admitted he knows little about them. I'm told they do not allow customers to try out bows (contrary to what they told me on the phone to get me into the store). I discussed what I was told on the phone and the young guy nervously approached the old guy and talked to him about it. You could tell the young guy was on eggshells dealing with the old guy. I asked a question about the specs of two Mission bows, and the old guy tossed a Mission brochure on the counter and told me the exact specs are in it. Reluctantly, the young guy takes me onto the range to test 3 bows, two costing over $2k and one costing $1k. I took a few shots with each and the old guy entered the range, rudely interjected (in front of the others on the range), and said, "Have you decided...we don't want these bows shot?" I was both shocked and embarrassed in front of the other customers for being treated like I was doing something wrong, the young man was obviously uncomfortable as well, and I had a loaded crossbow on the table. The young guy, watching the old guy walk away, cautiously told me to shoot it, made a comment about the old guy's crappy demeanor, then promptly put up the bow and went back behind the counter where I was Ignored and treated dismissively for another 10 minutes. I was told bows are like guns, they all do basically the same thing, just hold one and decide. I have thick skin, but this is absolutely not the way you should treat a customer. I'm not sure if it is because they thought I couldn't afford a bow, because of my skin color, or if they just treat everyone this bad, but I won't ever step foot in Olde English again. In addition to being treated poorly, most everything was overpriced in the store. I didn't mind paying more for the bows because I thought there was value in being able to test them and in getting info from their staff (BOY WAS I WRONG). So if you want poor service, pompous, dismissive, unfriendly staff, and high prices, visit their archery counter. I went elsewhere, bought the same bows for $350 ish less, and got a free arrow and broadhead package.

Pete Garrett has an narcissistic asshole attitude. Guy really thinks he is somebody. Waited over…read morefour months for plating service. Which by the way never happened. Then, when I went to retrieve my firearm it was given to me disassembled in a Ziploc bag. And they tried to make me sign some kind of waiver. That didn't happen either. Rude, and unprofessional. At least by reassembling myself. I knew it was right. Never again will they get a cents worth of business from me. Fool me once. Shame on you. Fool me twice. Shame on me.

Disappointed with my experience. I dropped a gun off to have stock iron sights replaced with new…read morefront and rear sights. On the phone before coming in I was told the gunsmith would need to see the gun to give an estimate, so I brought it in. In the shop I was told that I would get a phone call to give me an estimate when he got a chance to look over it. They never called to give an estimate. When I dropped my gun off I also left the new sights that I'd bought online. They came in a bag with all the tools and manuals with them. This bag - and my old sights - were thrown away. I also have posted before and after pictures of the damage done to the slide during the process. Overall for paying over $130, I expected better results and service.

This is a great place to practice your shooting skills. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and…read moremore than willing to help if you have questions regarding your firearm. I appreciate the fact that they helped me sight my scope on my AR. You can't beat $30 dollars a month for unlimited shooting. There aren't many places you can go these days and be greeted with a smile and hello. Thankfully they have rules in place to make this a safe place to practice shooting.

Just bought my first Glock from here. Test fired 2 separate ones, unbelievably the mag kept falling…read moreout of the one after firing. I felt like an idiot until they realized it was deflective and reassured me it was the gun and not me. Staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. Never rude like many other shops i've been too, cough* Old English cough*. Definitely will be going back to finish up my CCW.