For reference, I use Brad's for transfers almost exclusively, so be aware that my review…read moreencompasses that experience. For my purposes, they're almost perfect. Outside being a jaunt across the bridge which is not so fun in the late afternoon, they're pretty close by, have good transfer fees, as well as friendly, knowledgeable, & responsive staff. I've never had an issue getting FFL info to a shipper, they're good about calling when your items are ready to pick up, and they've never had any issues processing some of my more complex transfers. That's about all I can reasonably ask from a local gun shop. There are some disadvantages; I tend to show up when there's no line, but if there's a line, the building is a bit on the small side so given the current madness caused by our esteemed Gavin-Newsome-Backdoor-Buddy, Supreme Chancellor Inslee, and King County's pet psychos in the legislature, it wouldn't be hard to imagine at some point you could end up with a line out the door, though in fairness, I've yet to actually see this happen. There is a coffee place next door, which might help those who are so inclined as the wait can be a while while everyone's transfers are processed, which seem to average 15-25 minutes per transfer depending on how smooth things go. Related, the parking lot is a bit on the small side, and is what I'll term "free form" for at least one decent sized corner of it, so you may need to park at adjacent businesses if things are really slammed, and I would suggest that smaller cars may be preferred, but I've yet to actually have an issue getting a full size truck parked in the lot at least during the times I've been there.

Walked in with very little knowledge about guns and left much better informed about what was best…read morefor me and my family. Matt, Mark and the rest of the crew at BG are friendly, helpful, and best of all, they know their stuff. Bought two guns and ammo there and will definitely return for future needs. Would highly recommend them for their inventory and support.

Continued issues with pick up from their loading department. Placed an online order, called 4 hours…read morelater to see if it was available for pick up. Lady informed me that the person who processes online orders was not there and nobody else can do them. Needed the supplies same day

Friendly and helpful staff at the gun counter. Fun place to just look around, also. I only buy from…read morethem about half the time I visit, but always enjoy the visit. They also have the best price on propane.

Absolutely the best gun store around. Great experience with everyone I interacted with and they…read morewere a pleasure to work with. Definitely worth the drive and super good inventory. A customer for life now

Got my Canik from them and I must say I'm extremely happy to spend my budget there. They're nice…read morepeople that work would definitely help you to find your products that you need. I'm definitely coming back if I had a chance 9/10

Above and beyond in workmanship and outstanding customer interaction & satisfaction. Small…read moreselection of firearms. They are usually backed up with work, so plan accordingly. I've purchased from them and used their gunsmithing expertise and all at very reasonable cost.

Top rate work. It's hard to find a good gunsmith these days…read morebut this is a good one! All three projects came out excellent.

The Mason guy who works there is really cute! Also knows exactly what he's talking about! Will give…read moreyou solid information about anything you need to know! I Highly recommend MKR to anyone!

If Bass Pro Shops represents the worst possible gun store experience, MKR Tactical is the best. At…read moreBass Pro, you are literally just a number, there purely to be exploited in every imaginable way. I've had better customer service (and less waiting) at any given DMV. At MKR, however, it's like talking to a friend--or at least to people that treat you (even when you're ignorant and don't know everything about guns) with respect. If they carried the firearm I wanted, I would've bought it from them, not the bassholes at Bass Pro. But I wanted a budget firearm, and MKR carries only the best. When I went in yesterday, I needed help figuring out how to use a magazine loader. I literally just walked through their door with a box of my stuff, asking for help. Matthew not only demonstrated how to use the device using dummy rounds, he gave me invaluable advice about safety, gun cleaning tips, classes. Since I was not making a purchase that day, I wanted to tip him. Peoples' time, care and good advice are valuable and deserve recognition, particularly when folks go above and beyond. My tip was politely declined. Unlike Bass, where customers are nothing more than walking money bags, MKR treats people...well, like people. I believe that ignorance is not a crime, especially when you admit to it and actively seek to increase your knowledge base. That can't always be done on your own. Youtube videos and books, while helpful, cannot give you all that you need to know about guns. Yet, in some gun stores, the so-called gun experts can be extremely condescending towards anyone who doesn't know as much as they do. ...Or anyone they THINK doesn't know as much as they do. That's why I so appreciate the attitude of Matthew and everyone else at MKR Tactical. They aren't there to lord their knowledge over you, but to share it with you. It's the first place I felt safe enough to ask questions because I realized pretty quickly that they wouldn't humiliate me or treat me like an annoyance. That means EVERYTHING. Honestly, it's not that hard to treat people with basic respect, but it is hard to find places that do. Increasingly, I'm finding that you really need to go to a smaller mom n' pop, locally and independently owned business like MKR Tactical, if you want to be treated like a human being, and avoid corporate monstrosities like Big Five, Cabellas, Dick's or Bass Pro--all of whom seem to have their tentacles wrapped around every urban area. The great news is that there are still good alternatives. I'm grateful for MKR Tactical and I hope they thrive for many more years to come.

Outstanding customer service and prices. All of the sales people know there guns…read more ............................

Employees were knowledgeable, thorough, and helpful. I didn't personally get any assistance…read morebrowsing as I knew what I wanted to buy before going in but I saw great service for the couple next to me. The employee who helped me was very thorough with the purchase process and explained everything clearly, and everyone was super nice. The prices seemed normal, and the fees were lesser than those of the other nearby places.

I hate to leave a crap review because for the most part have had good experiences shopping here but…read moretoday I went in specifically for their buy one get one 50% off sale and when I got to the counter everything rang up full price. I showed the cashier the signs, there were over a dozen throughout the department. He said that the sale was over and they just hadn't taken the signs down yet. No date on the signs, no sorry, nada. He wouldn't honor it. Off to somewhere else to shop for me.

Ye u can't return anything they don't even like there own…read moreproducts Iv never been to a store where is so hard to return something if u have a problem try to go straight to the company Sportsman's is not gunna help

Very knowledgeable and friendly crew. I'm no guru but I never feel intimidated or ignorant here…read more The transfer fees are not the cheapest around but the staff make it worth it. Stop in for an excellent transaction that leaves you smiling!

I have liked Rehv arms in Covington. I partnered with them to give the I-1639 required training to…read morethe public for free prior to it being put online. In addition, I taught some classes for new shooters that purchased firearms (handguns) and wanted additional training - all that for free as well. It's in everyone's best interest to get training. Rehv has also treated me very fairly in ordering a firearms they did not have (or parts). I have always appreciated chatting with them as time allowed. They have an armorer that is great as well.

My wife and I have been here a few times and we were not disappointed. The staff is amazing. I…read morewish I knew the name of the gentleman who helped us, because he was a rock star. Gave us both some helpful tips and it really improved our accuracy. The only negative is that the range is really cold. I suggest you wear your flannel.

I visited The Marksman Indoor Gun Range on a Sunday, just one month after my trip to Wade's Indoor…read moreGun Range. The parking lot was clean and the building is in good shape, though it could use a refresh. The staff was friendly, and the older gentleman who explained the range rules was engaging and easy to talk with. He took a little longer with me than I expected, but that likely had to do with a couple factors--either way, he was personable. My membership was reasonably priced, and because of my age I received a discount. Once I was in the range area, everything looked very clean and well organized, with clear signage and defined procedures. One difference I noticed versus Wade's: there wasn't a range master on hand in the same way to support guests and help ensure rules were being followed. After that finishing up in the range I headed back to the front in the retail area. I decided I wanted to buy a couple holsters. However, I stood at the counter for about 10 minutes and it became clear I wasn't going to receive service. The surprising part was that I was the only person standing there. At that point, I understand why I didn't get served, but it felt disappointing. And the irony is that I likely would have spent more money since the range desk experience elsewhere was great. No worries--there are plenty of other places to buy holsters. When I exited, I thanked them, but I didn't get a response (or they may not have heard me). Overall, I'm mixed on guest service... Since I'm a member, I'll probably give it another try.