I was in the store today so definitely is NOT closed. They are still in business. They don't have…read morethe selection or accessories of some of the other gun shops further out, but this is the closest shop to Seattle, prices are reasonable, it isn't too busy and folks are friendly.

New ownership! Been a long time since I been here and love the new ownership and operation. Staff…read moreare always knowledgeable and friendly. Price is very reasonable and they are always willing to help and answer any questions. Best place for guns and ammo.

Handled gun transfers for me. Professional and properly priced. Pleasant and helpful.read more

Super friendly guy. I highly recommend using Gold Mountain Arms for purchase or transfer.read more

Don always has a great selection of handguns, rifles, and ammunition on hand. He is extremely…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. I have purchased from him twice in the past and soon hope to have another purchase. The shop appears to be in a residential area however it's professionally maintained. His fee for use of his FFL are very reasonable too. Go here if you want to purchase a firearm from a knowledgeable and professional source.

I was introduced to Skagit Arms by my partner's brother who is a law enforcement officer with the…read moreState of Washington. High praise for the store. I'm a bit shocked by the negative reviews, which -- frankly -- seem to come more from uninitiated people or lunatics who are afraid of inanimate objects. The selection of firearms is exceptional. Service is superlative. What I find very satisfying is that, unlike the sporting goods giants such as Sportsman's Warehouse where the people behind the counter are mere sales clerks, the people who work here are not only experienced, but they know their products very well. I began shooting 57 years ago in U.S. Air Force Basic Training, in one of the last groups that did marksmanship training during the Vietnam War; not only did I qualify for rifle, but my job at a SAC Command Post required that I qualify for pistol as well, shooting the Colt combat masterpiece, the 1911 Series 70. I've been teaching for about 46 years and have had certification as a pistol and rifle instructor. I've been trained in a number of military schools and been to three marksmanship academies that are the most highly rated in the U.S. Granted, I don't know everything about firearms -- but I know almost immediately when someone knows what they're talking about. What's more, I'm a facilitator and instructor who is an end-user of industrial psychology... and can smell BRAVO SIERRA readily... as noted on quite a few of the reviews posted for Skagit Arms. Not one of those I talked with tried to snow me about firearms, were rude, or were anything but polite and pleasant to talk with. I saw one "customer" asking about pistols "sweep" the store and its customers with a pistol -- a definite safety violation and no-no -- until the salesman stopped them almost immediately. Thankfully, the salesman didn't offer any other firearms to the individual who left in a huff. (I've been a Range Safety Officer for almost 9 years, and if this kid knew anything at all about firearm safety, I'll eat my hat. Yours, too.) And, if I may add, I think there were a number of individuals whom I believe may have been in the store to cause trouble -- including a number whose IDs failed to pass muster at the door. I'm NOT a Washington resident, but I have a Conceal Carry certificate from the State of Washington (which I've had since the 1970s): I usually show the certificate before handling a weapon. I closely watched every salesman in the store handle weapons, and they were all very well-trained, safety-conscious, and professional when it involved handling firearms. The store has an excellent selection and I will do some research on prices, quality, and track-record of the few firearms I'm interested in purchasing, as well as obtaining the FFL information from my local (Arizona) proprietor for transfer. Last of all, I appreciate the discount offered to this veteran. Well done, Skagit Arms.

Customer service is pretty much nonexistent. Really rude…read moreworkers. It's like they really don't want to make a sale. They sound really arrogant. And they seem to hate it when we ask if we can see a firearm in the case. They just huddle up together talking story and laughing and never acknowledge and greet us. If it weren't for their assortment of ammo I wouldn't be shopping here. But after today I'll take my business elsewhere. Not worth your time and money I can guarantee it!

Great small business. The owner orders in anything I've wanted in a very timely manner and there is…read morevery little hassle involved. He also offers transfers and ffl deliveries from online purchases! Over all a great business!