Todd's place is a great spot for FFL transfer. He doesn't over charge like most shops. He has processed many for myself and offers some convenience most others don't. CPL classes on most weekends at a fair price from actual LEO's. Good service at a fair price. What else does a buyer expect. Ignore the troll posters. They are easy to spot. read more

Had a gun shipped to Todd's (30 dollars for the background and transfer) filled out the paper work and was out the door. Todd is very welcoming and willing to answer any questions. I also signed up for the CPL course (140 dollars, all inclusive) and was welcomed to his home for the range part of the class. It's great to support local business and someone who sits in a political position for the county. read more

Todd is a local outstanding citizen who offers great and honest insight for the firearm world. I took my CPL class there and was really impressed, also his FFL transfer fee is better than most places. I frequently refer to Todd's guns for a great local guy and veteran when people ask for a good gun store. With Todd you know what you get. read more

Shop was very dirty and the owner didn't seem to know much about guns or gun safety. Wasn't able to answer any of my questions and had limited supply. Ended up leaving without purchasing anything and will never take my business to such a racist ass. read more

I ordered a ak from psa and had it shipped and processed through Todd. Very easy transaction. Even spent an hour or two talking guns and local shenanigans since we're new to the area. Extremely helpful and friendly. read more

Where to start. On a recent trip to assist my Sister with matters associated with the passing of our Mother, my Sister expressed a desire to upgrade her personal firearm. Since we knew Todd's Guns maintains a minimal inventory, and functions primarily on the ordering of guns and accessories, we went to a local but highly successful store that not only carries a significant inventory but also rents guns for use on their indoor range which allows the customer to make a better purchase decision. The management and associates of the store were "unbelievable" with their courteous treatment and assistance with my Sister. They actually catered to the fact she is a woman and directed all of their decision input to her (rather than deferring to me), which we both appreciated. The pistol my Sister liked most was not available for rent, so the store manager let her use his personal pistol (same model) on the range. The store even provided the 9mm ammunition to her free of charge. Yes folks, a business love story in the making. After making the purchase decision, I advised Sister to consider certain accessories to augment the pistol. Short story, the store put together a $500 value package of accessories (that were in stock) and negotiated a purchase value of $260, to be later installed at "no charge". Why do I say "later installed"? The store is just across the state line in Ohio, which meant Sister would need to have the pistol shipped to an FFL dealer in Michigan for delivery. Because Todd's Guns is in close proximity, and Sister believes in supporting local businesses, she elected to have the pistol shipped to Todd's, and paid a fee to do so. THAT'S WHERE IT ALL GOES WRONG ... The pistol was shipped to Todd's and "arrived" on the 22nd of the month (now verified via tracking number). Sister had called Todd's on the 22nd but was told it had not arrived. Sister called Todd's several days later, but again was told the pistol had not arrived. After "two weeks", Sister called the selling store who provided Sister with a tracking number of the shipment (which was shipped from the seller the day following the sale, as agreed). Yesterday, Sister went to Todd's to pick up her pistol (who charged her another $30), Todd blamed every aspect of the lack of Todd's Guns service on Sister, resulting in my little Irish Sister unleashing a barrage of personal insults normally associated with a truck stop or marine base. SO ... WHY AM I TAKING THIS TIME, AND ASKING YOU TO TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS POSTING? Just understand that Todd's Guns in Lambertville, Michigan is a "minimalist retail outlet". Number two: Todd is a self-enamored, self-righteous, self-effacing individual who is devoid of the concept of customer service and obviously intent on being condescending to women (the burgeoning retail market for gun sales in the US). I would recommend that "anyone" considering the purchase of a gun or accessories near Lambertville simply go online where You will find two large retail outlets that can courteously and expeditiously provide for Your shopping needs. read more

Went at the recommendation of a friend while I was back in the area before moving again and can definitely say I won't be going back. I was immediately harrassed by the other customers in the store saying this like I had no business there because I was a woman and asked if I meant to go to the nail salon a ways down the road. I was horrified by the way the customers were be having and told the owner what was happening in hopes he would ask the customers to stop heckling me. He didn't, he just chuckled and said boys will be boys. I asked for something that would be fun to shoot and still practical for self defense as I was getting ready to move to an apartment by myself in a big city. He laughed at me and said to stick to things for ladys and suggested I buy a small pink gun that looked like it was meant for a small child. I've never been so insulted in my life I went in looking for a real weapon completely serious and this man took it as a joke and recommended something barely a step up from a children's toy. I don't know much about guns but I know enough to know his recommendation wasn't gonna pack a punch. It was a horrifying experience and I cannot believe that a business owner was willing to allow a customer to be heckled and then find it funny. I tried to support a local business but ended up just going to walmart were I was treated much better and got a good gun that packs a punch and is practical. read more