I purchased a Redding reloading kit. He was closing out all of his reloading equipment. He has a…read moresmall and eclectic stock of firearms. Worth a visit if you're in the area.

I purchased my first firearm from this kind gentleman and I must say his shop is clean and very…read morebeautiful with a lovely selection of firearms to choose from. I love my Sig Sauer P320 and I'm actually looking to purchase a rifle next! Keep up the amazing business and work ethic and I'm sure everyone will be just as likely to come back like me!

Nice ranges , proffesional staff and great selection of safety last minute items. Staff RSO…read moremaintains ranges clean of brass.

David Koenig is one of the rudest managers I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with…read more I came in today for an interview believing it was scheduled for 1:30 PM. It was actually scheduled for 1:00 PM, and I take 100% responsibility for looking at the wrong time. It was an honest mistake, and I have never been late to an interview before. I arrived around 1:20 PM and waited about 15 minutes before I finally had to stop an employee myself to ask for assistance. Eventually, David came over and informed me that my interview had been scheduled for 1:00. I immediately apologized and explained that I had accidentally looked at the wrong time. His response was, "Yeah, we aren't going to do this today," accompanied by a dismissive hand gesture, before simply walking away. I completely understand that being late to an interview can be inconvenient, and I would have understood if he had decided not to proceed with the interview. What I don't understand is the unnecessary disrespect and lack of professionalism in how he handled the situation. There was a much more professional way to communicate that the interview would need to be rescheduled or that they were no longer interested. I already felt terrible about making an honest mistake, and his attitude only made the situation worse. First impressions go both ways. If this is how management treats potential employees during an interview, it makes me question how employees are treated once they're actually hired.

Texas Custom Guns applied ceracoat finish to one of my guns ( beautiful work) and did a nice…read moretrigger job on on Smith revolver (Combat Masterpiece). I recommend them!

These guys were awesome took my gun to them they fixed it within a reasonable time they we also…read moresold ammo, so I didn't have to make 2 stops. I was impressed with their product I will be going back to them again

They are not qualified , perhaps teaching bad habits to women and children. They have Outrageous…read morefees and mouth diarrhea.

Rude and uninformed sales staff. Came to buy a used MP 9mm 2.0. The sales person could not answer…read moreany questions and refused to get someone more knowledgeable when i asked. There is a sticker on the gun informing the shooter of a laser. I asked about it and the salesperson said he had no idea even though he bragged about taking the gun in. He then flagged himself several times looking for the laser (it didnt have a laser) but he assured me the gun had gone through a 5 point inspection... the inspection wasnt thorough enough to identify the sticker or the lack of said laser...what a clown show.

I showed up 5 minutes after store opening to try and find products I needed. I try the door and…read moreit's locked, so I call the phone number and get connected with whom I presume to be owner who says "knock on the glass and an associate will open and help you." As I walk up to knock on the door, the associate opens the door and tells me sternly to "back off I'm still setting things up and putting up signs". As he's walking inside he's clearly mumbling under his breath. Every time I want to support a local gun business, I'm painfully reminded about how much better it is to buy this stuff online. I've never felt this unwelcome at a business before. The internet has better prices, is open outside of normal work hours, and won't take out their bad morning on you.

Selection is great. The customer service is horrendous and discriminatory. The primary employee was…read morerude, condescending, and dismissive on the first two occasions. I thought perhaps it was just a bad day (or two). I was ready to purchase a brand new 19x and several accessories, but after that interaction on my third visit I understood exactly why I was unwelcomed. I spent and will continue to spend my money elsewhere and suggest you do the same unless you enjoy supporting bigots.

You need to check out this store. It has everything. And the people are so friendly and very…read morehelpful. I was surprised at how much inventory they have and how reasonably price they are. But they also have antiques. A fun place to go through. Enjoy!

This is a great place with a great Selection of firearms and great variety along with cool…read moreaccessories and gear I bought my Glock here and I gotta say they got what I need plus more. Over all great service and staff I rate this 5 stars plus a 10/10 with my badass Seal of approval and I will come back again to see what's new and what's hot thank you guys again.

I called one day to discuss the sale of some firearms and although we ultimately didn't do the…read moretransaction, I understood he had just come from an estate sale and purchased a large number of firearms so he didn't have his inventory. That's OK, at least he was honest and I prefer to do business with Hometown local independent dealers. The guy was super friendly and if I ever need anything, this will probably be the first place I check.

Small local store that sticks consignment as well as new firearms and shooting supplies…read more Great range of smokeless powders in stock in both 1 & 8lb jars. Great to find a small local small business so that I don't have to go to unfriendly and unknowledgeable big box stores.

I needed a gunsmith and didn't know who to choose or how much it would cost me to put a rifle back…read moretogether. No matter how many times I tried or how many You Tube videos I watched it was not happening. What got me a bit scare was my neighbor who builds rifles couldn't do it either. So I called R&D Workshop and a very polite young man Tommy didn't laugh at me and said it wouldn't be a problem. He told me I wasn't the first with this rifle not able to put it back together. His name is Tommy. So off I went to League City to find Dakota St which wasn't very easy because it is a very small road. Hint is to park and go in through the side entrance. I was told it would take a week. I said I needed much earlier since I was moving. So I left and got Tommy called me 45 minutes later told me he got it done. I was shocked but not as much till he told me the price: $20!!! I will NEVER go anywhere else!! They don't charge FFL fees for vets and 1st responders.