Haven't pawned anything in 15 years but the last time I did it was a set of golf clubs, bag,…read moreputters, just like today. That experience was amazing, this was just insulting. The interaction, attitude, the level of disrespect and etiquette was about as bad as it could get. I needed $400 for a small real estate deal this afternoon, not wanting to take a cash advance on a card and I thought wow, I've lived in Leander for over 10 years, driven by this store on my way to the car wash next door. Lemme see what I can get. First off, I'm extremely aware of the idea what we have is never worth as much as we think. I've traded in dozens of sets of clubs over the past 50 years, I use the PGA Retail Value trade in guide as a barometer and their book is vers valuable. It's solid. Dicks Sporting Goods, PGA Superstore, Golf Galaxy all use this very guide. And I get it, they only had 2 bags of clubs in there they wanted $60-$100 for and 1 were more than 10 years old, and 1 set was at least 20 years old. I was polite, waited patiently, wasn't expecting anything else...and he wouldn't give me more than $100 for the clubs on a loan, and I couldn't replace the bag & clubs for under $1500. Impossible. Of course, that's probably why they don't have any clubs in there because they're dismissive and rude, and it's fine because I don't need the money that bad. What this little man didn't know was I had a Tag in my pocket I would've sold for $$ he could've made nice money on but once the disrespectful tone & attitude took over that was a non-starter for me. I pawned the clubs elsewhere for $350, which all I really needed. I won't be back, I'll never forget.

Went to sell an old ring. They were extremely nice, fair in price and it was quick and easy! I…read morehighly recommend!

Under new management! Nothing wrong with the old owner - just a natural transition. Glad to see…read morethem still here. Still a great place for firearms, accessories and most importantly - safes. Outside of the big box stores, one of the largest selections of gun safes anywhere. They also take used firearms on consignment if you have something you want to sell. Not in store? They can order it. Good local option for advice on what you need.

I came here based on all the quality reviews of their customers. To be honest, I'm not a very…read moreknowledgeable gun enthusiast , so I took what I knew and incorporated their good advice to find the perfect purchase. I decided on a gun that is great for home defense and for concealed carry. The conversation then moves towards ammunition and accessories which they were also very helpful with. However, before I could purchase a firearm, I had to fill out a form online which is for a background check. Sometimes you get clearance pretty quickly within a matter of minutes, but in some cases, such as mine, I had to wait at least a day or more. Nonetheless, I was still able to purchase it and pick it up later. So whether you are a gun enthusiast or a novice like myself, they can walk you through whatever your needs are. Some photos, included for more insight.

Got to go to the grand opening of Motac Solutions this past weekend. The owner has been in the gun…read moreindustry for years, working at lots of gun shows, and he knows his stuff. He designs some really badass custom rails, and can also do Cerakote onsite. There's also an indoor range just a few doors down, so this shopping center is pretty much a one-stop shop for guns and ammo.

All good things must come to an end…read more Watermark has raised their FFL fees to $40. Effectively, they're saying "please don't buy guns somewhere else and get them sent here - we don't want that business." Lesson learned - I should have checked before I sent my transfer if their price had increased. I get it. They want to sell their own inventory. That makes sense. But the business that will be lost in people who also needed accessories and ammo is likely significant as they decrease traffic into their store: Every time I went in for a transfer o tried to buy something - even if just a bottle of cleaner - to support them. There are too many other options at $25 or less. If you do want to put hands on a gun before you buy and want to buy local, their selection is huge. They just added a room of additional parts and accessories, which also houses their gunsmithing area. Their gunsmithing is still spectacular, especially older or less popular guns, and their cerakoting service is reasonable and really well done. Net net they're a plus to the gun community in a growing part of the Austin area. They're just not the great deal they were before for transfers and the stress of growth is showing, so I'll have fewer reasons to go back.

Aloha! I stopped by here the other day before my son's wedding weekend. What a friendly bunch of…read moreguys. I think every associate asked if I had any questions! My son and I were already impressed. Finally the owner Mike cornered me and I mentioned I owned a gun store in Hawaii. Mike openly offered every piece of advice and opinion possible, and we discussed a lot. Needless to say, they are a great group. You will be treated with professionalism and friendly open opinion. I have a much appreciated new family in Texas to depend on. Much Mahalo's Watermark!

How do you get a decent trigger that is comparable to the G automatics brand but doesnt want to…read morepull out over $200 or wait for sales/clearance? Its called LaRue Tactical!! 1 of the decent brand that stays under the radar. Just got mine MBT-2 intalled and what a difference. My package was shipped out fast and well packaged too. You cant beat the price and value.

Don't let the name fool you, this is LaRue. You could probably categorize me as a fanboy of sorts,…read morebut their stuff is useful and well made (and expensive!!) I haven't purchased anything from here that sucks. Their customer service is outstanding. Depending on the amount of your order, you will get the bumper stickers, copy of the constitution, the dry rub, maybe the dillo, hat and video. Mark LaRue sets the bar on anything he makes. Mark, can you just make them faster and be more CA friendly? :)

Tilly's Armory is one of the best gun dealers around. Best prices and service, whether you buy in…read morestore or buy from gunbroker.com. Even during the "Big Gun Scare," Jon-Max did not price gouge or raise his prices. He sold what he had at the same low prices he always does and gave lead times of when he would get guns in. I would definitely recommend Tilly's Armory to everyone that wants good old fashion honest service. Don't believe me look at his user feedback on gunbroker.com. It speaks for itself.

You can't go wrong with John a Tilly's Armory. He knows his stuff well, and is open to FFL…read moretransfers from web vendors. He's very responsive to texting and makes an effort to be there when he can. Just keep their unusual business hours in mind and check when you want to come in to be sure he's there. He's also Class III which is useful if you want a can on your rig, or an SBR.

Love this place, I get my hunting license here every year. I have also used their gunsmith to…read moreCajunize 2 CZ 75 variants and replace a soft bolt body with an enhanced Atlas Firearms bolt for a CZ Scorpion. IME, it is best to get work done after the hunting rush. Wait times get worse the closer you get to fall. Apr through Jul is usually best. I had a pistol Cajunized in the busy season and it took a little over a month. I took one in during mid-Spring, dropped it off at 11, and had it done same day by 4:30. The DA/SA are so much lighter and crisper. I have Cajunized one myself, so I know what is involved. It is surprisingly hard to find gunsmiths with experience Cajunizing, or with CZs in general. I guess it makes sense, they are far less common than Glocks, M&Ps, etc. I have had smiths tell me they do not work on CZs, or they say "we can do that, we'll figure it out," which is not comforting. Each time I came in, the associate at the counter brought me to talk to a gunsmith. He knew the order the parts go back in, that some jobs like the mag release are easier when everything is already apart, and that you have to remove the front sight pin to replace the barrel bushing. The sear cage is a nightmare to get back together, so I'm happy to outsource it. It's clear they do a bunch of them here, so it takes less time than me installing it or a smith doing it for the first time.

Purchased a new handgun. Sportsman's made it easy! I knew what I wanted, they had several in…read morestock. Less than 30 minutes paperwork completed, background check done and out the door. Very nice selection, employees were great! I will be back for sure! 5 stars