This shop sold me "factory blemished" AR lower receivers that they claimed was factory new…read more. I asked explicitly over the phone if items are "blemished" and they said it was not blemished.. Upon receiving the items, I realized they were indeed factory blemished and confirmed them to be blemished with the actual factory directly. After contacting the store they said they will give me a refund, but I am still out of pocket a $150 for FFL transfer fees for receiving, shipping for receiving and FLL fees for returns and shipping for returns.. They were untruthful with the transaction and the last e-email communications went un-answered when prompting them to make it right.

Frank is the most knowledgeable guy I know about AR15's, he taught me to put my first one together…read moreyears ago and I am still going back. He always has the best parts and by far the best prices in town. This shop blows away any other shop in town for prices and you can bring any project in for help and he won't just look down his nose at you like other shops. If you are looking for an AR, AK, or hyper accurate long gun, this is the place to be.

Praetorian offered an enhanced conceal carry class. I decided to go and I was so pleased! I was…read moreexpecting a dry, boring day but it was very fun and informative. They were very good about ensuring people understood the content, answering questions, receiving feedback, and ensuring range safety. I can definitely stand to improve my shooting skills (I can hit a target, but I'm slow). Looking forward to taking more classes to improve my skills and I know these guys can explain things in such a way that I can get there, or find me the right person to get the job done.

This is the best gunsmith in the Pacific Northwest, maybe even in the entire country. Nick is…read morehonest, hard-working, and knows absolutely everything...there is no question, no matter how outside it is, that he doesn't know about in detail... it's incredible...prices are extremely reasonable...all work is top notch He's very safe, knowledgeable, and friendly. He gets things done that no one else can do...I have quite a few guns, and I have no idea what id do without Praetorian Armory... ive had work done on well over 50 guns, long guns and handguns...and ive bought quiet a few from him as well. If you have guns, take them to him to check out before you go out shooting... It will save your heart in the future...

Impressive store. Owner is a good guy, as is his associate. They have arms that the retail stores…read moredon't/won't carry. I was looking for a very, very specific modern rifle carbine for recreational target shooting, and I wanted it in a large caliber for home defense--that I hope it will NEVER be used for. They had it in stock, and even if they didn't, could have ordered me one and had it shipped to them. They are totally compliant with all the latest, ridiculous, Washington state restrictions. Only open on weekdays (but not Wed), and despite the construction to the west on Trent, are easy to get to from anywhere in the metro. If you are familiar with Airsoft products, they carry an impressive line of those as well. Sportsmen, hobbyists, LE and security will find the cutting edge gear here...

Clint is very easy to work with and will bend over backwards to make your experience as simple and…read morestraight-forward as possible. If you are looking for something specific, Clinton can utilize his extensive variety of contacts to try to help you out. If, for some reason, he's unable to find what you're looking for, he will remember your request and let you know when he has it back in stock. Most other shops are only interested in the point-of-sale, but Clint wants you to be a repeat customer (and it shows). He typically beats any online prices for the same item. Highly recommend Precision Combat Arms!

I have had several arms at this location for many months. Revolver to get a rubberized grip (parts…read moreavailability issues) , shotgun for a barrel cut-down. It's not a matter of first in,first out; you can only do what the market demands. Apparently Hunting arms services will supersede fit & finish jobs. Are supply chain issues REALLY affecting repairs & retro- fitments? Apparently so, patience is a virtue. Keep on keeping on!

I took in three 3rd gen Smith & Wesson pistols to have sights put on and an extractor replaced. I…read moreasked ahead of time if they had experience working on these guns, and they said yes. $175 later I'm very disappointed. They damaged and jammed the extractor pin by trying to hammer it through the wrong way, and never succeeded in replacing it. They also hammered the sights through the wrong direction, leaving gouges in the slides. One of the front sights is misaligned and forced into the dovetail. Now I'm out $175 and have to go shop around to see if my guns can be repaired.

A quality gun shop. Friendly staff, fair prices and sometimes you can find hidden gems/used guns…read moreand accessories.

I have purchased several firearms from Triple B, the best people with the best pricing, they make…read moreyou feel comfortable and with a no pressure buying experience. They have a fantastic selection and can locate hard to get items. They treat you like a friend and l have seen them work with customers to get them what they want. I highly recommend them for all your firearm needs.

I recently brought a vintage Winchester .22 rifle to Indognito for some repair work. Jerry has a…read morenice setup there with all the tools necessary to do the work - along with the skill to do it. He is very knowledgeable about firearms. I left my rifle there for about 10 days, and he went through it, repairing the rear peep sight, and the magazine feeding tube (which was bent, and non functional). Now the rifle works and looks great - keeping the old patina intact! Jerry got the work done on time - and at a reasonable price for the time he spent on it. I will go there again for any gunsmith work.

Seriously such a great business. Very helpful. I called and was able to be fit in same day and was…read moreassisted with very professional service and I will definitely be coming back

Did a repair for us that other shops had turned down. These guys are so friendly and knowledgeable!…read more Yes, definitely do business with these folks!

A great place to shop for and purchase firearms, ammo and accessories at reasonable prices!read more

Their customer service is top notch. They have a good…read moreselection of products. They had a good price for the items I wanted. I received a parcel with a damaged product in it. They replaced the product with no hassle.

After years of ordering hundreds of items such as hazardous materials (solid-fuel rocket motors;…read morechemicals; lithium batteries; firearm components; wine; assorted petrochemicals; devices that contain radioactive materials -- such as smoke detectors; and a plethora of items that can't be shipped to a post office box), I've finally found a company that stands firmly on the rock of ignorance and foolishness: US Tactical Supply. Add to that encountering one of the rudest individuals to ever work in a customer service position. I'm told that my order has to be sent to my credit card's billing address: no exceptions. The reason? "Credit card companies are concerned with fraud..." Yes, they are, and when I suggested adding my bank's personal manager and fraud department as a conference call -- all of which have both my mailing address (used for billing) and my residence address -- required for both my charitable veterans' foundations' and trust accounts by the IRS as well as those three-letter federal organizations for a truckload of reasons -- to verify my identity, this fearful individual working in US Tactical Supply's customer service department rudely announced he was cancelling the order and hung up. Really? Ever since having my credit and personal identities stolen, I've had all financial correspondence sent to a post office box; the tiny, rural mail box -- some distance from my residence -- is NOT lockable; any packages larger than 5" on a side is left on the ground for any thieves that happen to drive by, especially the local porch-pirate methheads who also follow delivery trucks in order to enrich themselves. Having a package delivered to a residence that requires a signature is perfect, especially when I'm purchasing any of the items that can only be carried by rail or cargo aircraft. In fact, UPS, DHL, and FedEx all have my addresses cross-referenced: send an address label for something going to my US Post Office requires me to show my driver's license... which shows (and proves) my physical address, conveniently serving as my DELIVERY ADDRESS for those three companies. All three companies have my "billing" address, phone number, and (residence/physical) shipping address -- information which this US Tactical Supply customer service individual can almost immediately determine with a few keystrokes, especially because I have accounts set up for my personal, charitable foundation, and trust business... all this information consistent, across the board. The branch manager of the bank serving my personal, foundation, and trust business accounts has joined conference calls where verification of information has been required, and spoke with me a few minutes ago stating that had I added him to a conference call, he would be happy to provide US Tactical Supply with the verification necessary or needed; the bank's fraud department has two- or three-step verification processes that have allowed me, as an airline pilot traveling worldwide, to conduct business from anywhere in the world with any legitimate, verifiable business in the world -- with the one possible exception of US Tactical Supply. So I asked my personal banker (branch manager) to call this individual to see if we could work something out: he was hung up on. My attorney contacted US Tactical Supply to see if we could get the name and contact information of the owner of US Tactical Supply so that we could work out the problem. Why? He's my training partner spotter. He was hung up on. Someone should tell this individual that just because we use computers in business doesn't mean we should think like one. Either that, or maybe they've outlawed common sense, courtesy, and/or reasonability in Idaho.