Gun Shops near Washougal, WA

“Awesome place plenty of options staff is very knowledgeable and friendly amazing selection of weapons and gear will definitely be making my way back up to this establishment very soon”

“Today February 11, I visited SafeFire after years of Pandemic, the young gentleman in Bay 2 was extremely knowledgeable and patience with me. I was the only female down here and had an handgun intro there about 4-5 years ago, he reminded me the basics and encouraged me to practice aiming. Everyone there was very friendly and professional. I think $25 per hour is very reasonable and the facility is clean and organized. Highly recommended. I fall into with that place even though it was a little intimidating with the guys holding all types of rifles and loud.”

“Gotta say, people that work here are the best people to associate yourself with, as well do business. The owner is one of the nicest dudes I’ve met, his pretty blues will always be able to make you feel at home, as well feel like family. I won’t go anywhere else to buy a gun. ? bet on that ”

“Hands down the best shop I’ve ever been too! Dropped a shotgun off for repair and had it home and working perfect in less than 24 hours. These guys are very nice and very professional and the shop it’s self has a great variety of really cool old shells, old reloading equipment and lots of new and useful gear as well!”

“Best selection and best prices on firearms in Oregon, period, end of story. If you are some half illiterate redneck, goober, who expects to be treated like royalty because your spending (in your mind) a few hundred bucks, on some garbage low end production firearm with a ten dollar profit margin, don't expect to be waited on as if you are something worth noting. If you didn't notice the line out the door it's a volume sale business. Not a massage the minimum wage workers ego and self esteem counter. Also if it is your first purchase and again you are shelling out your allowance money for some cheap crap, do not expect to be walked over the short hurdles for an hour, before deciding on what disposable plastic nonsense dispenser properly emphasizes your new found bad bitch persona. Given the price point and obvious lack of margin therein, it is assumed that you are at least competent to own a gun and have some idea of what you want before coming to buy a gun. Three hundred and seventy five dollars is not big money. You are not important. Please get over yourself. This is not Burger King and there are no minimum wage employees obligated to prop up you and your failing self esteem. This is not a service offered. But if you actually came to buy a gun, are reasonably competent and again here for that service specifically....Then Keith's is the very best in the business by a mile. Once again if you didn't notice by the sign in sheet and customers around the block. As for the rest of you malcontents, you will not be missed. I will still be spending my money here, along with thousands of others. I buy very expensive things rather frequently. But because I am here for that purpose and not to have my ego propped up it does not bother me that they don't swoon as if I am a foreign dignitary. The 15% under market average on a several thousand dollar purchase and fast checkout is quite sufficient. For the rest of you whiny needy types I would suggest one of the not packed gunshops in town. You know the ones where they have the time to coddle your pathetic feelings, because you are the only fool in the shop and they can afford to do so, because they are not volume dealers and the labor to massage your ego is clearly built into the price of the purchase. So once again if you want massive selection at best in class prices go to Keith's. If you want to be treated like semi literate, Boring Oregon, inbred royalty, because you are dropping most of your minimum wage paycheck on some tacticool, plastic space gun, nerf chain blaser, nonsense go absolutely anywhere but here. Your feelings will not be coddled and once again I can not stress this enough .... You will not be missed!”