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August 2022 by Joel B.
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Love the Biz. Name
Must be an Awesome place ,.Everybody is keeping Quite about it ..haah...
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April 2022 by Sri Kishan
Best place to learn shooting skills and friendly staff clean guns and good environment will come back soon ??
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October 2021 by Dave Stull
It's hands down the best gun shop I have ever been to
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September 2021 by Chuck Platt
Very helpful, knowledgeable staff. I was treated with respect and kindness my entire visit. Prices are reasonable with lots in stock. The ranges are split so you're not crowded in with a ton of other people. I will definitely be going back as well as suggesting to my friends to also go. Great job Get Some Guns and thank you!
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July 2021 by Rod Carns
Great service gun prices are good, great place to shop
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June 2021 by Chad Raley
This is my gunsmithing preference.
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March 2021 by Mack Swift. (Swift)
I’ll preface this by saying the staff has always been professional and courteous every time I’ve called. I have no issues with them personally.The reason for my negative review is because there is some clear price gouging going on from my point of view. I’ve called them 3 times in the past 2 weeks looking at potentially purchasing a p320 M18. The first time I called a couple weeks back they had 2 in stock and I was very excited to swing by and pick one up. Then they told me they were $800.. The MSRP for an M18 is $600 and it comes with 3 magazines. 1 standard and 2 extended.I decided to wait on it as literally every other store in town that I’ve called is selling for between $600-$700. Stores like Scheels, Bass Pro, Generation Guns, etc. After checking with each of these places for about a week with no luck, I called Get Some Guns back. They had sold 1 of the M18s and the remaining one was now $815.. I decided to wait again. I called today and now its likely the same weapon they’ve had on the shelf, but now it’s $825. I asked if they did any sort of price matching or anything and I was told no.I prefer to shop local at smaller shops. I also don’t mind an increase in price due to high demand. My personal opinion for something fair would be anything between $650-$700 for an M18 with an MSRP of $600. However, I cannot support a business that actively price gouges in such a way. $225 is roughly a ~34% increase in price and is clearly taking advantage of current market issues with supply and demand. Again, I understand that sometimes this is just how business works. In my opinion though, that doesn’t make it an acceptable practice.With all of this being said, I cannot recommend them due to this reason in general and I encourage anyone thinking of purchasing from them to do their own research on what the MSRP of the weapon they are going for is and what the average cost is in your surrounding area at other establishments.
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January 2021 by Chad Richardson
Great guys behind the counter. Enrique was very helpful. There was another man that answered all our questions as well. Very helpful finding out what we were looking for and giving good advise. My wife loves her Canik TP9SF! Thanks again!
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January 2021 by Ruben Munoz
Purchased a P365 today. I went in not knowing exactly what I wanted and Jordan kindly showed me more than 10 pistols explaining the difference. I highly recommend this place, not only for purchasing but also renting at the range.
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January 2021 by Douglas Gerhart
Great guys and very knowledgeable. Professional store. Fast and easy purchase with a great price.
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January 2021 by Eric K
Came in from Phoenix and was welcomed right away. AZ gun stores could learn something from the Midwest hospitality.
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January 2021 by Gene Ridgeway
Great staff great guns awesome prices always get a lot of bang for your buck
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May 2020 by Rob Allen
Always helpful. Friendly and educated. Great place.
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January 2020 by Ken D.
This is one of the best indoor ranges I've been to. Two clean and well ventilated indoor ranges up to 25 yds on each lane. Knowledgeable and friendly staff with plenty of rental options and accessories available for sale.
