Federal Way Discount Guns is hands down one of the best gun stores I've been to. Every time I've…read morevisited, the staff has been friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful. They take the time to answer questions, explain the differences between firearms and accessories, and never make you feel pressured into buying something. Their selection is excellent, and they consistently have quality firearms, optics, magazines, and accessories at competitive prices. It's clear they care about their customers and know their products inside and out. Whether you're a first-time buyer or an experienced shooter, this is a shop you can trust. I always enjoy stopping by, and they've earned my business. Highly recommended to anyone looking for outstanding customer service and a great overall experience. My son and I have purchased several firearms from this store and you couldn't find a better place to purchase them. Just hanging out shooting the breeze with these guys is fun and they always make you feel welcome.

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.

The pistol range has been closed for quite some time which is pretty disappointing, and this range…read moreis rather small overall. It's also a bit uncomfortable here vs Renton or Snoqualmie, even thought the staff has always been very nice. I'm glad it exists, but for the money I'd recommend Renton or Snoqualmie - especially if you want to shoot greater than 100 yards. If you are just wanting to shoot your shotgun to get comfortable with it, you'll find it MUCH easier here than Renton and faster to get started for a one off here & there vs Snoqualmie.

Love this range, hands down favorite one. Friendly staff, nice atmosphere. Rifles dont have a "one…read morebullet" at a time rule in your magazine. The membership is also worth it, $120 a year for free entry and you can bring your family. We were having trouble with one of our rifles and the range officer, Tim, helped us out and fixed our rifle. Now it shoots perfectly!

Meant to write this review ages ago -- it was my first visit to a range and everything I needed for…read morethe session was available to purchase or rent. My friends made the reservation and away we went! The folks who work here were very friendly and helpful and even gave me pointers on my stance to improve accuracy. I highly recommend this place, especially if you're new to the scene and looking for a good experience!

Didn't use the range, but needed to dispose of some old ammo. Called ahead and the staff was…read moreinformative, and answered my questions. Day of the drop off was quick, less than 5 mins in store, and no issue with unboxed ammo. If I'm in the area again, will check out the range as it seemed really spacious. There's considerable parking in front too.

Professional, well organized and on it. Attended a training session at BGC check in was smooth…read moreorganized and the class started promptly. The facilities were clean well marked and temp controlled appropriately. Jamol the instructor was personable responsive and knows his stuff. Solid recommend for any needing to take safety training or use of the range.

I took the entry-level pump shotgun class last night. I had only ever shot handguns before and was…read morelooking forward to actually shooting a 12 ga. shotgun I had purchased over a decade ago and never shot. The first two hours were spent in the classroom with information presented on gun/range safety, types of shells, patterning, etc. The instructor was ex-military and had SWAT and ballistics experience, and it was evident he knew what he was doing/talking about. He also took questions throughout and provided thoughtful answers. We spent a fair amount of time on how to disassemble our guns and clean/oil them. The instructor and another fellow helped everyone with this. We went to the range for approximately the last hour of class and were shown how to load ammo and hold our guns (along with more range safety training). We shot several dummy rounds before starting the live fire rounds at paper targets (both single and quick succession firing). Then back to class for a wrap-up/survey (I left a very brief survey page, but expounding on it here). My personal objective for attending the class (I am a female, by the way), was familiarization with my gun (how it works, proper way to hold it, ammo selection (which type for which use, as there are so many kinds/sizes), cleaning/disassembly, how it feels to shoot it, safe handling, etc.) These objectives were all met, and while I definitely need to work on my stance and aim so I'm actually doing what the instructor said to do and not just trying to do it, I feel so much more comfortable now with that gun than before the class. Night and day difference. The class was definitely money well spent. The only nitpick I have is that we were required to purchase 60 rounds of ammo (20 00, 20 #4, and 20 slugs. After shooting the dummy rounds, we only had time to shoot 10 live shots, so I have 50 expensive rounds left. I don't know if/when I will ever shoot that gun again, so ??? I probably should try to make some time to practice, as an hour plus of loading/shooting training for a brand new long gun shooter isn't enough time for any degree of proficiency, but I think requiring 5 rounds (or max 10), of each type of ammo would be better (not 20!) or extend the shooting time and add a short break to shoot more. All in all, an excellent class and instructor, and I definitely recommend it for anyone new to pump shotgun shooting. Cheers!

Beautiful golf course with excellent pub…read more Happy Hour 5 to 7 daily Gerardo is a wonderful server.

Very disappointing experience at Foster Golf Links…read more I brought a few friends who are new to golf because I had heard Foster was a great, beginner-friendly course. We booked 9 holes and specifically asked at check-in if we decided to continue after the 9th hole, could we simply pay for the additional holes at the turn. The gentleman told us that would be fine. When we finished the 9th hole, we stopped briefly to use the restroom and then came back out ready to pay and continue. That's when, Angie, another staff member told us that we had "forfeited." Forfeited what? We were never told that stepping away for a few minutes at the turn would mean we could no longer continue. What made it even more frustrating was that the group in front of us was still playing, and our pace had been perfectly reasonable. There was no explanation as to why we suddenly couldn't continue, especially after we had already confirmed with staff that we could pay and keep playing. The entire interaction left us feeling singled out and unfairly treated. More importantly, this was my friends' first real golf experience, and unfortunately it turned into a very negative one because of how the situation was handled. Foster may be a good course for beginners, but clear communication and basic courtesy from staff should be part of the experience too. We left very disappointed and will not be returning.

I've played at Riverbend a number of times over the last few years. I absolutely love the course…read moreand while it's not terribly difficult it is absolutely enjoyable to play. The staff and in particular Garrett and Sam are some of the nicest and most polite individuals I've had the experience of meeting. Both of them are beyond helpful with course knowledge and hints, Garret specifically is great at understanding and helping with specific swing issues myself or others may have. I can't recommend playing Riverbend enough and while it does get busy on the nicer weather days, the pace of play is actually pretty good. This spring in particular the course is in FANTASTIC shape 2026, but I honestly can't remember a time when it wasn't. Highly recommend playing Riverbend whenever possible.

They do a good job setting up the golf course. Good friendly people in the pro shop. When checking…read morein. It comes down to greens keepers who know what they're doing. You can enjoy well maintained tee boxes, fairways, approaches, and greens. John

Karl Frosch Field is directly across the street from Steel Lake Park and it's amenities are quite a…read morebit different than those of Steel Lake. There is a skate park here, a soccer field and basketball court that I spotted for sure. Arguably you could say that Steel Lake and Karl Grosch could be one park but technically both parks are named different and have different features but the are literally across the street from each other. The road is the only thing dividing them. I prefer the scenery more at Steel Lake but that's just my own preference. If you are the more sporty type then this field looks like it has plenty of options for you.

Federal Way city parks does a great job keeping this field maintained and painted. Great soccer…read morefield, mini monkey thinga majig for kids and onsite bathroom. Parking lot is small when multiple soccer games are happening but normally not bad. Close to I-5 on ramp. Right across the street from Steel Lake for extra parking.

Peapatch field is just a pretty big grass field. It's mostly used to play soccer, but you can run…read morearound or have your dog there. There really isn't much to it. There is a parking lot and a fed port a potties. It's kind of in the middle of no where in Green River road.

Nice grass fields, great for soccer, not so great for allergies. Two parking lots, one unmarked…read morein North end, main parking on south, as well as street parking for overflow. Gets busy in the summer for tournaments. The fields are easy to miss if you're not looking. Port o Potties on site, so if after watching the hills have eyes and u have a fear of these lovely portable restrooms, I suggest you go somewhere else first! The fields are kind of in the middle of nowhere, not walking distance to anything. If you are looking for coffee or snacks, you'll have to purchase from downtown Kent first, which is about a 5 minute drive. Minus one star for the people who let their dogs poop everywhere and don't clean it