Fast shipping, excellent packaging of contents, all around excellent service and products. I have…read morenever been disappointed with any order that I have placed.

I want to thank Jason N for providing great customer service and following up with me. I definitely…read morerecommend MIWALL Corp, they stand behind their product, which speaks to the integrity of their business. You can buy their ammo with confidence, knowing they fully support what they sell.

DO NOT BUY FIREARMS FROM THIS PLACE. THEY ARE USING AIRSOFT PARTS on real firearms. VERY…read moreDANGEROUS!!!!!!! Magpul Mbus sights are airsoft, Noveske rails are airsoft as is the od green carbine rails they continue to use on there uppers which mimic Noveske carbine rails. If you shine a light, on the bridge section right underneath the top 1913 rail and angle it, right, you will see "airsoft only made in china" looks llike the cerakote or duracote job they did failed to cover it up. I got ripped off by AJ SUPLEE one of their employees. I've found a few others on local gun forums whom have unknowingly purchased AR's here and found out there parts too are airsoft!!! SAVE YOURSELF THE HEADACHE AND GO ELSEWHERE. AND FOR THOSE OF YOU QUESTIONING I TRIED TO HANDLE THE SITUATION ACCORDINGLY, UNFORTUNATELY I RECEIVED NO RESPONSE AND FILED A POLICE REPORT INSTEAD IN PREPARATION FOR A LAWSUIT.

Met the owner, Kern, at the Crossroads of the West Gun Show in San Francisco back in May. Friendly…read moreguy with great deals on most of his guns. Pistols, Revolvers, Rifles, Shotguns he has them all for great prices. One down side is that he is only available in Sacramento and Colfax, and only a few days of the week, so it was one long boring drive from San Jose (4 hours there, 4 hours back.Wooohoooo) to pick up my gun after the 10 day waiting period. But Kern had everything set up so the pick up was quick and smooth. Actually the drive was pretty fun (since I've never been to Sacramento before) so I blame the State for making me wait to pick up my gun with their stupid law. P.S. The Sacramento location is his auto shop that you can pick up purchases from if you arrange with him.

Friend Jim was serving as RSO. Met many new friends, all were quick to offer opportunities to try…read moretheir beautiful shooting' irons. Bought a hat, splatter targets and had a wonderful time.

Co sponsored a Financial Advisor Fun Shoot event last Saturday. This is my 6th year to…read moreparticipate. Safety first is always taught and monitored. Great event 3 rounds of 25. BBQ lunch was very tasty. "I'LL be back"

This was my first time coming to Spenceville Shooting range. This was along the way to Ferry Falls…read morewhere my friends and I were planning on going for a hike along a trail and maybe catch a water fall. We elected to take a small stop and shoot some guns along the way. This facility is closed on Tuesdays between 6-9:30 AM for clean up. Those that use it are invited to bring their own targets but to clean up after themselves. There is a serious lack of shade so bring and EZ up if you are going to come to this facility during the summer. It love that it was free and I was in the company of amazing friends so you couldn't beat the memories being made.

As a first time visitor I noted safety is compromised. I'm rating the place without my safety…read moreconcerns but be aware of these. 1-Weapons are removed and returned to cases other than on the line. This should only take place while the line is hot, and pointing down range while on a picnic tables; not on the tailgate, trunk or hood of a vehicle. 2-I had the only open chamber indicators. 3-A shooter was using metal targets at 15 yards. The range runs to approximately 400 yards. There are about six picnic tables made of a stone material oriented with the long side parallel to a target. If they were bench-rests they'd be oriented with the long side perpendicular to the target with two seats. Whatever you shoot consider having something to cover the area of the table you are using. There are no restrooms. You could be isolated here so if there's an accident bring help may take awhile.

Very happy with the service at Goob Cyclery. I was in hunt of a Giant Stance E + 2 and before I…read morewent to Roseville I thought I'd try our local bike shop. John had it and was very knowledgeable. I will be coming back for sure.

This is one amazing music store, packed from floor to ceiling with musical instruments at very…read morecompetitive prices. My musical interests since 1981 has been on guitars and I have owned several acoustical brands- Castillo Concert, Yamaha Concert, Ibanez Parlor, Taylor Swift Baby Taylor, and Martin, to name the ones I remember. As I gradually moved up the scale of quality and expense I began to lean to Martins because I found I was having difficulty handling the larger models for size and was not terribly impressed with sound of the Parlor and Baby types, all to the physical changes called "aging". Last year I returned the Taylor to Sweetwater and traded in 3 of those brands listed above at Foggy Mountain for a Martin 000-10. I loved that guitar, but, as I mentioned above, I really needed something that was smaller that I could get my hands around, and still had the fretting and sound of the Martin. I started seriously looking at what was available, pricing, and models. I did research online and listened to professionals on Youtube talk about which ones they preferred compared to others, like the Taylor, Eastman, and even cheaper beginner brands. A huge majority said that the Martin all wood was the best. I called up Foggy Mountain, spoke to the very nice gentleman about their inventory, and they had one of the guitars I was leaning toward because of size, weight, fretting, nut distances, etc., and it was a Martin all wood with a Spruce top, and Sapele sides and back. I looked up the word "S A P E L E" to see what that was. Interestingly enough it is a very high quality hardwood from Africa that tends to be quite strong and also very similar to mahogany. In one of the videos discussing the use of that wood, it was mentioned that the sound and tones were not as "dusky" as the mahogany but did add a particular brilliance to the fret board, while maintaining the softer melodious depths of the music. Today I decided to go and see this guitar. The size is about 1/4 less in girth and length, and just a tad smaller on the fret board. See the pics to compare the Martin 000-10 to the Martin 000 Junior. The latter is definitely a more suited lighter weight travel guitar than the former. I played a few riffs and decided the size and all the features, including the built in electronic system and tuner, were exactly what I wanted. The trade in was almost equal to the value of both, and I offered to pay the tax plus $100 to cover the transfer. I brought the Martin Junior home, plugged in my small Laney amp and was tickled with joy that I had made the right decision. The moral of the story- 1) don't buy a cheap guitar called a "beginner" because they are poorly made and sound awful, in most cases. If you buy online, Amazon is NOT the place to buy- if you can't see it, touch it, or play it, it is a waste of money, a lot of the time. 2) Do your homework- some folks may not like AI, but I found it was the fastest way to glean information that provided suggestions and links to sites and videos. 3) If you are a beginner and are serious about playing excellent music, pony up the dough, and buy some serious instrument that will give the sound you want to produce, fits your body style, and then take lessons until you have a good understanding of what and how good music is produced. Use your noodle, try out different models and styles, and give yourself a day to ponder your findings. Then, buy the one you willing to pay for, practice like you would anything else that you want to excel in, daily and often. Practice could make perfect, if you stick to it.

Literally worth the drive to GV - even if you "just need picks." ;)…read more Pete's a gent, the shop's a gem...stop in and be delighted. Smells like memories and good music. Love you guys!

I see a common trait, with every comment, fun place, polite people, and you can act like a kid…read moreagain. A little off the beaten path unless you're local, but it's worth a stop.

I just like saying "YABOBO". This is a great little music shop tucked away in Downtown Nevada City…read more I love to play all the instruments along with the catchy tunes the guy plays in the store. Lots of bongo drums! Big ones small ones cheap ones expensive ones. I asked the guy at the counter if the drum-playing ever got on his nerves and he said, "only at Christmas". Yobobo also has an enormous array of fun, simple, wood instruments that anyone can play. They also offer unique and hard to find instruments like a Donkey Call which I purchased. You hear it in Crazy Train and a lot of Cake songs. Yaaah! Truly a great store with very reasonable prices.

They have what you need very nice show room..no need to go down the hill ..maybe a little more but…read morecheck where u live

Rob is reliable, with good communications, and very positive attitude. Competitive pricing And…read moregood work ethic.