I had a Stockade stock made for my savage and the outer shell cracked and separated. The owner told…read moreme they would fix it and just mail it back. It's now been about 2 years and no replacement after numerous calls and emails. After the last call and getting the runaround again I think it save to say I won't be getting a stock back from them and wasted more money mailing it back them.

I had Stockade Gun Stocks make one of their elk stalker stocks for a Savage with a Shilen varmint…read morebarrel (.850 at the muzzle) on it in 300 win mag. The completed stock was fantastic. My rifle slipped into it like a glove. Everything was tight where its supposed to be, the barrel free floated 100%. I used his bottom metal and an AI magazine to give a 5 rd DBM capacity to my rifle. I got the mag from them as well. I'm still making up my mind about the magazine, it seems fussy when its full, but they don't make the mag, just sell it. The bottom metal is great. It also fitted in with my rifle beautifully. All in all I will be a customer again. I have not worked up a good handload yet, but the Rem core lokt 150 grain rounds I used to warm up the barrel one holed at 100 on the first 3 shots- and thats not even with the action bedded yet. This rifle should do well to 1000. A+ customer service, good turnaround time. Use the phone, don't email, though they respond well to email to. You get a better sense of the folks on the phone than in an email.

Small shop, but worth your visit- very helpful and friendly staff. We travel through Chadron on way…read moreto Black Hills and I always stop. She has a fun selection.

If you ever find yourself passing through Crawford, NE or on the way to Fort Robinson, make sure…read moreyou make a stop here! Gibbons Honey Farms is a hidden gem! My husband and I were not expecting to find something so artisanal, we just wanted to get some local honey as a souvenir for our time in Nebraska. We drove into downtown Crawford after seeing a sign on the main road. Gibbons Honey Farms is a very cute shop full of honey, honey beauty products, hand sanitizer, hand made soaps, T-shirts, delicious creme honey, and essential oils. The owner makes all the products with honey from her husband's bee farm. Everything is made in small batches so it ensures that it's great quality, at very reasonable prices. I also really recommend sampling the creme honey! There were a dozen flavors to choose from. We picked peach mango and raspberry. There is also a really friendly pupper named Molly that comes and greets guests. If this was in TX, I'd be frequenting the shop often. I hope the shop gets the admiration they deserve!

Do not miss this shop if you're visiting the area. This is what I crave when visiting somewhere…read morenew, a quaint local shop that defines a town's character. They provide high quality products at very reasonable prices. Along with excellent products they also provide some of the best service you can expect with advice, know how, and samples. As a bonus, be sure to ask for Molly, she's a cutie that loves her pets.

I placed an order early this morning for a good friend who had her baby. The inline ordering was so…read moreeasy! I called to make sure they received the order since I am out of state and have never ordered from them before. The woman on the phone was so nice and so helpful! I didn't realize blue flowers were in the photo and it was a baby girl, so she arranged accordingly! I have always been disappointed when I place flower order delivery's with major company's due to them not being delivered in time or looking nothing like I had hoped. When the flowers were delivered I received an email!!! It was so refreshing to see. The best part... it included a photo of the arrangement! I was so happy with this company. I wish they had a location near me!

The Heritage Center is an amazing hole-in-the-wall Native American fine arts gallery, museum,…read morecultural center and gift shop located in the historic mission building on the campus of Red Cloud Indian School. The Center hosts The Red Cloud Indian Art Show, an annual nationally-recognized fine arts exhibition with a wide variety of pieces from emerging and seasoned Native American artists. The show really falls in line with the other greats like Santa Fe Indian Arts Market, Heard Arts Market, Eiteljorg, and others - you won't be disappointed. It always takes place from early June through early August. The authenticity of the work, art show, and items in the gift shop are outstanding. Being part of the 125+ year old Red Cloud Indian School - named for the famous Oglala Lakota war chief whose grave sits on a hill overlooking the Center - The Heritage Center is part of their nonprofit. This means that the price you pay for gifts goes to support local artist initiatives, art programs for youth, and to support the school system directly - which boasts some amazing statistics for their Lakota students. And with all this, admission is FREE - a huge bonus for me! (but donations are welcome to support the cause). PRO TIP: ask for a free tour and if you're lucky (and you ask) they might show you the back room where they store their massive 10,000 piece historic collection with items from the early 1800's though present day. They told me they recently sent pieces off to The National Museum of the American Indian!! Full disclosure - I do work with people who work there and they've totally won me over - but I'm sure if you visit, they'll win you over too!

Sam was excellent, very knowledgeable and helpful. Definitely a Vape shop to check outread more