They don't take credit cards if you go to transfer a firearm they send you up the street to a WaWa…read moreATM cash only but overall they are great people.

From the owner: We know Hunting and Fishing…read more We have been in business for over 40 years in Souderton, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. We specialize in hunting and fishing; however, we've been involved in local team sports for many years as well. There is a big difference between shopping here at our small store and the big impersonal department stores and that is the care we have for your being satisfied with your purchase, be it a gun, fishing gear or whatever. Of course, we cannot catch the fish or bag the game--but it is a goal that you have the proper equipment for your age and skill. Please take a few moments when you are coming through town to stop by and say hello.

They moved and I haven't been able to find them. Prior to the move, I bought a lot of my cold…read moreweather gear from them.

Growing up in the 2000s, the Towamencin Shopping Village was full of businesses and one by one they…read morefell. Besides the Bank, Wendy's, Boston Market and Version Store along the far side of the center, the Store is the only remaing business in the main shopping center. I have only been in a handful of times and the store seems to specialize in outdoor equipment. I will admit the quality of the merchandise is fantastic but it can seem to be overpriced. It's a shame it's the only store left in the center. I personally dont have alot of reason to go in, but it is still worth checking out for anyone else that may be interested.

I have been here a few times and this place never disappoints. Michelle was beyond helpful in…read moreunderstanding my unique needs and fit between my foot and prosthetic. She never made me feel rushed or less than as a customer because I wasn't a "runner". She was able to give me multiple options in various color ways. I recommend this business for great shoes and they have cleats and other associated running needs. You get great service and support a local business. Prices are on point with the big box and online stores.

Our sales person was very knowledgeable. She really took her time to help me find just the right…read moresneaker for my feet. I'm very happy with their service and have recommended them to others.

Bought a stick here about 2 months ago. The person helping was very knowledgeable. Easy sale. I…read morelook forward to more purchases here. The selection of equipment here is extensive too.

I had a great experience here! I went there three times trying on skates and Robbie was very…read morepatient with me and so knowledgeable! I finally bought a pair of Bauers that fit me perfectly!

I went in to see if they could help adjust my bindings to fit my new boots. The staff member I…read morespoke with explained that they wouldn't be able to work on them due to their age, which I understand. However, the way it was explained came across as rude, and no alternative options were offered. She did assist me with choosing a helmet, and a younger staff member upstairs (with glasses) was very helpful and took the time to help me. Despite that, I left feeling uneasy after my initial interaction. First impressions matter.

This hurts me to write this because I am all about small businesses, but Buckman's did me wrong…read moremultiple times. Bottom line: If you want to get your skis serviced in a timely manner, go somewhere else because this place doesn't have its systems in order to keep their timing promises + I hope you are also comfortable with slack mask-wearing discipline during COVID. Broken Customer Promises: 1. Broken Promise 1 - Failed to Keep to Servicing Schedule: Turned in skis for rush servicing with promises of next business day completion. The next business day, I was informed my skis would be 3 days late. 2. Broken Promise 2 - Failed to Keep Customer Service Remediation Promise: I was promised that to make amends for the lateness, they would ship my skis to me after service (I live 2 hours away - hence I requested a rush). When I called, they backtracked on the promise. Other Issues: 1. It was very blatantly obvious that one of the more senior store staff that interacted with customers struggled to keep his mask on. Occasionally it was on, but it was most often off (as in mouth and nose open). The rest of the staff kept their mask on and had no issues. 2. There was mass confusion of where lines were and where to go for specific services (paying, seeking product advice, ski servicing) and etc. People were standing around waiting for service. Deeper Operations Problems: I stood around long enough to overhear an interesting conversation between the staff and customers about the store's issues. Apparently, there are two digitally tracking systems for ski servicing that don't talk to each other. So although everyone is supposed to get an automated text and email, its very easy to fall in between the cracks (like me), if it is input in the wrong system. The staff was consistently checking between the two data systems, an easy point of mistakes and inefficiency. The Staff is Great Though: While I was standing around, I did see lots of friendly and caring staff helping people find the best gear. They seemed like lovely people. However, they were clearly overwhelmed and clearly sagged with bad systems + management struggles. Final Thoughts: I hate to sandbag a small business with so much history in the community, but they really did me wrong. I had to spend $300 (in extra travel and lodging costs since I was from out of town visiting family) + adjusted my winter plans because a business could not keep their word. I also canceled visiting family out of an abundance of caution after interacting with the non-mask wearing customer service person. Thanks Buckman's.