Called about a used gun I saw online. They confirmed it was still in stock. When I arrived the gun…read morewas out of the case waiting for me. The salesman pointed out a few cosmetic flaws that he had noticed and understood if I wanted to change my mind. He offered to show me what else he had in stock or let me talk to the manager but a gun ain't supposed to be pretty!!! Bottom line, I got what I was looking for at a fair priced. I still search their website every week,

At 74 years old standing 5' 9" I must be a "Bad Man" to require an escort out of their…read moreestablishment! I stopped in to look at shotguns and upon entering there were 3 employees up front at the cash resister none even took the time to acknowledge me even though I was the only one in the store. After standing in clear view of these employees for several minutes I walked up to David and asked if he was the manager. His response was no, but can I help you. I said I liked to speak to the manager so I can file a complaint and I was told "he is busy". My response was, "Too busy to take a complaint?" With that he went into another room through a door with glass where he spoke to I presume the manager who was standing in front of a snack table. Gee I guess we didn't want to interrupt his break! This individual ( Tyler) comes out and introduces himself as the manager and asked he if could help me. I told him the situation about his employees ignoring me and he asks if he could interest me in something to which I said, "No, not now; I was going to buy that Benelli M2 but since your employees ignored me I'm not going to." Oh his employee ( David) stood there and lied saying he acknowledge me when I walked in but in the next sentence he said he didn't see me! At that point I looked at the employee and politely said, " you may leave, your dismissed" because if he was going to stand there and lie he didn't add anything to the conversation. That lit a fire under the store managers butt as he proceeded to tell me I don't tell his employees what to do and to get out of his store and don't come back. With that I started to leave but his employee (David) was in close proximity behind me. I stopped and asked if I needed to be escorted out of the store and with that I was told to "yes, you do, get out and don't ever come back". Do yourself a favor and don't buy anything at Morr's Outdoors if that is the way they treat people. My advice, go someplace else, someplace where you are a valued customer and get treated with respect and dignity!

What they don't have in the store they can get in two days. Great staff. Friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. I've been looking for a heavier load that they couldn't get. The salesman looked online found the load that I needed. Wrote down the name number of the gun store complete with directions.

Nice gun shop! Small but they had good prices on ammo. Great selection of firearms to choose from…read more The staff are very knowledgeable and attentive. They'll answer all your questions and take the time to explain everything that you need to know. This was a great find for me considering I was at a campground 5miles away. These small shops are like hidden gems.

This appears to be a quality gun store with knowledgeable staff. Good gunsmithing is very hard to…read morefind. I have seen some very high-end custom rifles from the shop.

I come here once or twice a year, and every time I come they have a great selection. They also have…read morepolite and knowledgeable people that are always willing to help me out if I have any questions.

I took a beginner basics handgun class here and it was great! Learned lots. Spent the first hour in…read morethe classroom then the remaining hour & a half'ish on the range. It was exhilarating! Then recently did a transfer and it was a breeze. No appt needed. Walked in on a Friday evening and was helped immediately. The person who processed the transaction was super personable and knowledgeable. I think his name was Jake. I also met their trainer Ziah that day (sorry if I misspelled). He was very nice and welcoming. Everyone there was great!

I bought a vintage revolver from Trop Gun Shop in January of 2022. They missed something on a form…read more(would not tell me which form), and in February called to tell me I had to drive 60 miles round trip to fix the form. When I pointed out the issue with that, they said they would mail it certified. (Hint: They failed to do so). Fast forward to June of 2022, and they are calling again with the same problem after dropping the ball back in February. They seemed 'cranky' when I suggested they work on their communications, and I read them their own messages from February. 'Troy' threatened me with calling the state police over the issue! I called the state police myself to find the proper way of fixing the paperwork mistake, and I'll be making the drive to see for myself the form is done properly. Now, I'm told by a Trop employee that 'Troy' there is an expert on compliance, and the state police supervisor in charge of their firearms compliance section (when I called) in PA is wrong about how the paperwork must be handled. Pardon me if I take that with a grain of salt. I worked for years with PA government compliance folks and found them very knowledgeable indeed. I have been in the store since February to buy another firearm, and I've purchased 5 or 6 firearms from Trop in the last year or two, but obviously won't be doing so again. No worries though. They've never actually seemed happy when I spent money there. As a retired businessman and teacher, I like to see what makes a business tick. After this surprising treatment from what is actually a 'value added' seller of common commodities (A business that sells common items and makes its mark with service), I turned to Indeed.com to see how their employees have been rating them. There, the picture became quite clear. (Another hint: rated 2.7 out of 5 on both Indeed and Glassdoor by their own employees). I recognize the huge investment Trop has made in their locations, but in a business that thrives on customer service, I don't think their management has deciphered the path to success. There are any number of firearms sellers in this area that are noticeably happy to have customers. Reading through Trop's reviews on various sites, I see that my poor experience was just one of a multitude. I'll say I understand the other reviews based on my own experiences there. The place LOOKS great, but their employees seem unhappy, are often surly, and the operation appears disorganized and badly managed. The times I was there at the store picking up a purchase, I never once failed to see customers leave after being unable to get help at the counter while employees ignored them. Nice place, if they ever figure out why they are in business.

Customer service! I went to the store to purchase a case of 9 mm ammo. I passed three employees…read more Not one offered to help! One was on his phone he looked at me and went back to his phone. Another employee passed me twice an engaged in a conversation with another employee. I am purchasing my ammo from the Officer Store with excellent customer service and pricing. I would not recommend this store to anyone!! I will give them a half star if possible!!

Service was fantastic They were able to get what I was…read morelooking for in a very reasonable amount of time through their online store. Also they made sure I paid the internet price avertised as opposed to the sale price on an in store purchase. And again when I purchased my second suppressor from them.... All paperwork went smooth and I actually got my tax stamp in 2 days. I wouldn't hesitate to go there again (which I actually have multiple times) or to recommend them to anyone. They're knowledgeable and very helpful. I'm very familiar with firearms havin been around them all my life n being a corrections officer. I witnessed a salesman offering good sound advice on a couples first ever purchase of a handgun. And I was totally impressed with how he dealt with them and even though he had an opportunity to make a much bigger sale, he directed them in a more professional direction... pointing out the added safeguards for a new user of a handgun. I commend that kind of service and business ethic. It's not profit of a sale. It's about the satisfaction and best interest in the customer. Making it a pleasant event and guidance when needed that's not based on the bottom line. You cannot go wrong by stopping in and meeting the staff and just seeing what they have. Rich Bryant

Big store, too big for current staffing levels. No service…read morebecause store is very Short staffed and not knowledgeable when you are able to get help.... Shoes are in the back so good luck getting anyone to help you. Go somewhere else like a locally owned soccer/rugby/lacrosse store. Better prices too. Soccer post across the street behind Home Depot.

[835] We were in the…read moreLancaster area so we visited this Dick's location for ski gear. The manager came to help us and we were able to find MOST of what we need. They had zero warm gloves for boys. The youth/kids display was all girls. Picked up womens gloves, goggle and a bunch of other items. If I am in the area I would visit again.

I live an hour away from Sportsman's warehouse, but it was well worth the trip to go pick up a Camp…read moreChef pellet grill. This was a big gift for my daughter and SIL for Christmas and they love it. They had a good selection of grills in the store, but we bought this online and then just picked it up at the store. I was thankful for the customer service people who helped load it in our SUV...it was a big box! We got a good price on the grill since we bought it right after Thanksgiving.

It's not what it used to be. Do they have just about everything for hunting and outdoor excursions?…read moreYes! Yet having gone here this past weekend, I didn't see as many supplies as I used to. Prices are up as well. Both could be supply and inflation related, but was caught off guard. As for the store, it is still clean and well organized. It's quite easy to get to from the interstate. I hope next visit will go better. On a plus note knowledgeable and polite employees. This is good to see, and was a pleasant experience overall.

Have had great experiences here! Staff is friendly and helped my daughter get started... and it was…read moregreat to see her shooting better than her old man! Pretty location, reasonable prices. Wish I could come here more often!

Wow! Took my son for a lesson with Dana Hood and we were beyond impressed. He covered safety, gun…read morehandling, cleaning, and the basics of skeet in a way that was clear and confidence building for a brand new shooter. My son was hitting clays and can't wait to go back! Top notch Loch Raven trap and skeet center!!!

Fantastic Day Skeet shooting . All in our group of 30 had an awesome time. No experience…read morenecessary. Supplied shotgun, ammo, gear and lesson. Clean facilities and well maintained.

Freaking love this place. I've been here close to a half-dozen times and I'll absolutely keep…read morecoming back. I forgot to take photos this time (other than us hitting targets), but the setting alone is worth it. Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays is set in an old cement quarry from the late 1800s, and the rustic feel is totally unique. It really adds to the whole sporting clays experience. On our most recent visit, December 17, 2025, we had a group of three. We rented 20-gauges and bought ammo to run all 17 stations. We're not newbies, but we don't shoot clays all the time, so it took us about three hours. Since it was during the week before Christmas, it wasn't very busy, which gave us time to get back into the rhythm. I've been closer to Christmas and around Thanksgiving before, and it can definitely get busy then. I called ahead to make a reservation, which I recommend. First-timers need to fill out waivers, and if you're renting a shotgun you'll complete a green waiver when you arrive. If anyone in your group has never handled a shotgun before, they also offer group lessons to get everyone up to speed. I'll definitely be back--no question.