While visiting my sister in Newport News, I had one errand of relative importance to take care of…read more She had inherited an Sig Sauer and wanted to gift it to her nephew (my son), who was a responsible gun owner and wanted the transfer to be legal in both Virginia and Pennsylvania. Quartermaster Police Supply knew exactly what to do. After greeting us warmly, and listening to our request, the two young women both got involved and worked as an efficient team. Madison Huber, and her colleague, explained what had to be done and pulled out the paperwork while asking for the required information. They completed it quickly, including to which "ffl" - federal firearms license - facility the 9mm should be shipped. We were advised QPS used UPS for transport and that the package would leave Tuesday and arrive the next day. The deed was accomplished for $40, which seemed reasonable. Madison was second or third generation family of the original owners of Quartermaster, and her knowledge and comfort in the shop was manifest , as was the skill of her partner. Five Gold Badges

All route very helpful. They seem to be able to help people in an orderly fashion, very…read moreconscientious of their job. The fact that they're working with handguns and rifles, personable funny and very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend them to my friends

Short story about my recent interaction with this place. I dropped off two barrels and a spiral…read morefluted bolt to be cerakoted September 15. The owner himself told me he had lost a cerakoting guy but that it would be about a month for him to do it. He went on to describe how he'd use clay in the fluting to accomplish this. Great I told him I don't really care about the two barrels, but I want the bolt back for hunting season. A month would've been October 15. I called to check on this in early November and was told there's nothing listed beside my name. But that it should almost be done. Today nine weeks later after I originally dropped it off I went into the shop to see how things were going. The owner proceeded to tell me that he really only likes to do simple stuff, but that he could call somebody to see if they'd be interested in doing this. Are you freaking kidding me? It would've taken two minutes to give me a phone call to tell me that you didn't want to do this anymore. Instead, I've gotta find out halfway through gun season that the project isn't even started? Wow just wow.

This place is great. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. A wide selection of cool items,…read moreespecially if you want to build your own AR. Definitely recommend this place. A small shop that delivers on customer service.

Hands down this place paid me the most for my broken gold chains and old silver coins I had. I…read morewent to 13 different locations in Yorktown, Newport News, Hampton, Williamsburg, Virginia Beach, and Norfolk. This place was the ONLY truly honest gold buyer I encountered. First, I gave them a bad of some of what I had, and went through the routine with them. A couple of acid tests, then throw it on the scale in groups. He came up with a price, but asked me first if I had a price in mind. I came clean, and when I told them I went other places to check it out he told me a price first, then he asked what the highest was I was offered. The quote I was given was more than what the other places offered, then they gave me extra money on top of that! They took the time to explain why they were able to do that, and by the time I left out of there I felt like I not only had a wonderful experience but actually gained useful knowledge in the industry! I will never find a place this honest in the gold/silver market, and I would highly recommend Yorktown Trading Post to everyone out there!

A store full of trinkets, souvenirs and gifts. They have just about anything. The staff was…read morefriendly when we were shopping. They had a lot of educational items especially in regards to presidents. They had shirts, sweaters ect. Lots of typos as well Pricing was reasonable especially for being in Williamsburg.

Neat old timey corner store, right in the middle of the Williamsburg Mall where tourists and locals…read morewalk along the old common. R.P. Wallace & Son is immediately at the WEST front, on the South corner. They have all sorts of gifts, post cards, maps, trinkets, ammo, tableware, statues, tools, pens, guns, pins, bobblehead, knick-nacks, posters, clothing, toys, bunting, books, toys, cutlery, stuffed critters, knives and more in the Williamsburg historic-district style. It needs a much better sign. Not visible and unclear. Rebel review: 3

Really nice range and staff. I didn't look around the store too much but it seems well organized…read moreand well stocked. There wasn't a wait time or anything to get a lane (3:00pm on a Monday) but not being a member did mean waiting like 10-15 min to be see while I waited for members to get checked into the range first which was expected so no big deal. The staff were great too. My dumbass went to not only the wrong lane, but also the wrong range and they were chill about it. They just had me and the guy who had reserved the lane I went to swap lanes. It costs a more than most ranges near me (for a non member), but the range is really nice, so worth the cost difference in my opinion

Great selection of guns!! Bought two! Prices are pretty good! Really cool shooting ranges that are…read morevery popular and heavily booked! Not as easy to book as I had hoped, but still cool! Rangemasters are very cool and knowledgeable!

Great service, Great environment & perfect experience. Thank you for the well priced glock 23 gen5…read morethats more than great.

This place is awesome!…read more Excellent customer service, good prices and absolutely no games. Very professional.

Great staff, always helpful. Great for ammo, surplus, mags and weapons…read more Quick service, great selection.

Never say anything to these people they Low ball and try to take advantage of people. liberty…read moreHopewell pawn and loan. treat customers as if they're bothering or disturbing them by asking questions. They lowball you then get an attitude and act like your products aren't worth anything. Had $300 in retail value in the items that I brought. He asked what I was trying to get I said 125. which I know it's kinda high, but everybody knows you start high. He offered me $40 I said 75 he says the most I'll give you is 60. So he offered a 6th of the retail value. He couldn't even give me 75 when resale value is at least half of retail value so he would double his money. At 75$ brand new items. Which would be easy to get half of retail. So doubling his money wasn't good enough he had to have 15 more dollars.