Just read Binh U's comment. Hahahaha. I had the same type conversation with the big guy. Hey, to…read morestay that big, you gotta take in a lotta calories every hour and enjoy it. He didn't talk me out of any sales. He and the other dude were helpful. No, they weren't gushing with customer service ooze. But they were friendly in a guy sort of way and answered every question I tossed at them. Their willingness to help find the best price and get it ordered into the store make going there vs. a box store an easy decision.

Had purchased a rifle from these guys and had a great experience the first time. Came in a second…read moretime to spend more money because of the great experience. However this second experience was dramatically different. The 3 guys that were all behind the counter, all eating lunch, made me feel very unwelcome as if I were disturbing them. I actually said to one of the workers, "I purchased a rifle from you guys and I'm back because of the great experience" and the workers response was "whatever". The larger fellow actually talked me out of a sale. Not by what he said, but more so because there were tator tots/hash browns falling out of his mouth as he was making comments. I couldn't pay attention to the words he was saying because there was cheese sauce on his face. The third worker was the most helpful but left in mid-conversation because his girlfriend was yelling for him. I won't be returning to this shop for several reasons: 1. Because I didn't feel welcome. 2. It's rude to speak with your mouth full. 3. If a customer has a preference about a certain product, it's not wise to insult them because of that preference. Hey, I'm sure these guys are ok. Not great, just ok. But if you're expecting customer service and common sense, this isn't the place for you.

The safety on my Citori was far too stiff, causing me to miss wild birds more than once. Simmons…read moretook care wit and now it's great. Great service, fair prices, quick turnaround.

I will never shop at Simmons again, and I cannot recommend them to anyone based on my experience…read more On Saturday, July 11, 2026, I visited Simmons for the first time. I found a Glock 21 Gen 4 in the display case marked at $899.00. Before visiting, I had checked their website and saw the same firearm listed for $599.00. I asked the salesperson about the price difference. He checked with the manager and returned a few minutes later stating they would honor the website price. However, because they do not process firearm transfers within an hour of closing, he asked me to return Monday. I agreed. On Monday, I left work and drove straight to the store, arriving at approximately 4:03 PM. I did my best to arrive before their transfer cutoff but was unable to make it in time. I apologized for arriving late, explained I was there to complete the purchase, and the salesperson took my ID and handed me the paperwork. I was halfway through filling it out when the owner approached. The owner told me the website had not been updated and that he had sold the same model on GunBroker for $750.00. He then told me he would not honor the $599.00 website price, despite the fact that I had already been told on Saturday that they would. The website not being updated was an internal issue with Simmons, not the customer's responsibility. I relied on the advertised price and, more importantly, on the commitment made by their employee after confirming it with management. If they had no intention of honoring the price, they should have said so on Saturday instead of asking me to return Monday. I made a second trip, spent my time and fuel, and had already started the paperwork before they changed their position. This was not just a pricing error--it was a broken promise and poor customer service. Based on this experience, I will not do business with Simmons again, and I cannot recommend them to anyone expecting a business to honor the commitments it makes to its customers.

Great service and excellent workmanship, Michael really knows his stuff. I had a vintage Astra 22…read morethat was locked up for no explainable reason. I dropped it off and he said "Next Friday". I knew he was going out of town to pick up his new car, so I wasn't going to hold him to it. Thursday afternoon he calls and says I can pick it up tomorrow. I was excited, and rightfully so, it functions perfectly! While I was picking it up, a young man came in with an old black powder barrel and needed the primer that had been there forever removed. He worked on it for 10 minutes and then didn't charge him. I'll be taking all of my vintage stuff to him, as needed. Craftsmen like this are getting harder to find all of the time.

I have a Remington shotgun that I broke the charging handle. there are no replacement parts I had…read morethe broken piece and Mike welded and filed a new notch on it for a reasonable cost and 4 weeks time. Another local and well known gunsmith (Olathe) worked on another issue with this same shotgun (a broken firing pin) and I did not see the gun for 6 months at 4 times the cost of Mike. I had all the dems so the smith only had to copy them to produce a new pin. Needless to say I am very happy with Mike's work and I recommend him to any of my friends that need gun work.

When I bought my weapon light last year, Houston mentioned that I can probably buy batteries for it…read morecheaper at Eagle Armory than elsewhere. He's right. I would have bought them at Eagle regardless, but this is another example of a company that does things right.

Eagle Armory was an absolute pleasure to work with. They have incredible staff who are kind and…read moreknowledgable. They have great pricing that is oftentimes better than competitive. They have a wide variety of firearms for sale, and great accessories to go with them. Would happily recommend them to anybody looking for a local gun store in Kansas City.

Want to exercise your 2nd Amendment rights? Give Darrel at D9Firearms a call. Perhaps the most…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable and enthusiastic dealer I have ever dealt with. From Darrel, you get everything that you don't get at other local dealers such as Bullet Hole. Want an eat sh*t attitude? Go to Bullet Hole. Want professionalism with top quality gear? Go to D9. D9 is one of the only shops in the country doing legitimate, high quality AR series rifle builds and he has great deals on nearly any manufacturer out there. Check D9 before going to your big-box, treat you like sh*t (Ever try to actually buy anything at Cabelas?) chain store.

This shop is pretty kewl. They're rough around-the-edges type people who don't need to cry and hold…read moreyour hand t. Bought a Czech Mauser and Raging Bull from them for a price definitely under what dumdums wanted on Gun Broker. Thinking of getting that Chinese-SKS, depends...since we already have so much "Made in China@ here--but heck...what's one more Walmart shirt, right? My only gripe is that they don't do bulk ammo (as far as I have seen--I may be wrong but I don't remember seeing crates: just smaller boxes). I know it it's a small thing, but there is only one aisle type thing for ammo, and they are sold out sometimes. Nothing bad, just something I noticed.

Great friendly affordable gun servicePlace looks small but a lot of inventory inside.read more

When Quick guns was open, they were my go to place for firearm transfers from other dealerships…read morevery quick, friendly professional, and accurate. They'd always have a few extra magazines or other bits around that you needed although they didn't carry any firearms in stock unfortunately they're closed now so we can't go back and visit.

Incompetent and Disrespectful. They charge $30 for a FFL…read moretransfer whereas everyone else charges $20 - just to receive your new firearm in the mail from the manufacturer. First they closed on the day it arrived - without notice or a message on their voice mail - for four business days! Wasted trip 25 min away to learn that. Then, when they finally reopened: I called and they answered this time: yes, it's here. Another wasted 25 min trip: it wasn't there. "Will you check with the post office?" "No, it's out of our hands." As the buyer, I'm not even a party to it. "It was uncool to close without notice." "Don't you get a vacation?" Their (late) note on FB said they were closed for a CHL course. Being out was not the point - giving notice and creating a phone voice message was the point. Plus, the way - the owner - said these things was disrespectful. I will never use them again. And I had four firearms for sale which I would have used their offices to do those transfers. Nope.

This is an awesome place to buy guns cheaper (like 10-11% cheaper than in other places). I got my…read morefirst one here, and even though I am a Green Card holder, the guys were willing to try the FBI background check application process for me (yes, the FBI cleared the sale the next day). They were extremely helpful and respectful and everything went smoothly, so 5 starts from me... They won my business for any future gun/ammo related buys. It is also a local small business, and I am always willing to support that over any big chain stores.

My fiancé and I went in to look at pawning or possibly trading a wedding ring for something a…read morelittle smaller and perhaps a firearm. They wouldn't even look at it when my fiancé was asking questions but were eager to talk guns with me. I'm pretty sure it's not because we're a mixed couple..hmm, very unprofessional. been in sales for over 15-20 years and their customer service was terrible. Didn't even take time to look at what we were offering. Do not recommend this place at all.