Gun Shops in Murrieta, CA

“The staff is very knowledgeable. While My husband looks at guns I enjoy looking at their collections since I love estate jewelry so much! My husband found a gun he literally couldn't find anywhere. He was VERY happy with his purchase. Worth the trip from San Diego. I also like that there's a woman in gun sales it gives me reassurance that I have all of the correct information.”

“I'm a first time firearm buyer and I give Bo and the team a 5 star review. Bo answered all of my basic questions and made the process an overall positive experience. Since then, I have purchased a second firearm, ammo and gear from the Shootist. I highly recommend the Shootist to anyone looking to purchase their first firearm.”

“I stopped by Brass & Bass in Murrieta, CA to accompany my sis to inquire about and purchase a handgun around 1:30PM PST.
We were greeted by Mr. Bill Nichols, the owner of the shop when we entered to store.
Mr. Nichols is a very welcoming knowledgeable, fun, outgoing owner.
He took his time to show my sis different types of guns, talked about the recoils on each of them, the price, the safety, their availability, how they'll fit on one's body in the event one wanted to have a CCW, he talked about ammo, and how to purchase them, the price and the quantity, the exam for those that never purchased a gun before, the application, the waiting period...
I'm am not even talking about the time he took to throw some jokes here, and there...
I know, some of you would say that it's a good tactic for a good business person, but not all business people apply that methodology. Heck, I'll prefer to go to a store where someone like Bill is working to purchase my handgun. I will just do that when the time comes.
Thank you very much Mr. Bill Nichols.

NB: just in case you didn't get the hint, YES, I recommend this store.
YES, I'll come back here again.

Have a great weekend/day/night/morning/afternoon or whatever time you'll be reading this review.

aKd”

“Like other reviews said, they will walk past you if you're a first timer looking for fishing gear, BUT 2 months into my new fishing obsession, I learned that theres no perfect suggestion that can be given for fishing. If you're looking for a new hobby, just come in and find a cheap preloaded rod at around 6ft. My suggestion, get one out of the Ugly Stick rack at the end of the pole isle on the floor level and a cheap kit with hooks and bait. Try your new setup a your local man made and stocked lake/pond and chill out while watching youtube videos about fishing setups. If you're trying to ball out to impress your fishing friends, you're gonna be very disappointed when you see a kid casting 2ft out with a hotdog as bait catching fish in the first 5 minutes.

My experience started out here with me wandering around lost and checking reviews online about different poles and reels. Now I come back just for a few bits and pieces, because when I set out to fish, I'm only trying out 1 or 2 line rigs for the entire trip. So I'm coming here with an educated hunch about what I've been wanting to try. I'm not out here trying to use every piece in my bait kit. If you gotta fish for food, go get them hot dogs out and a $5 bamboo rod from Walmart. Catfish will love you.

I have seen people storm out yelling about the customer service. Don't do that. You'll look silly, but it was worth a laugh.”