I like Bull's Eye a lot. I've bought some accessories here, I had some night sights put on my EDC,…read moreI've shot at the range, and I've fondled some guns that I ended up not buying. Everyone who I have spoken with has been knowledgable and helpful without pressuring. While I don't go out of my way to pay more than I need to, I try to support local when I can. The prices have typically been competitive with stuff you can get online. Come support local!

Staff was rude and unprofessional. Could or would not answer basic questions accurately. They gave…read morestraight up false information which I only found out about after talking to them. Very dismissive and acted like they were offended to have a customer in the store. Not the first time I've experienced employees with superiority complexes working at gun shops or ranges, but these folks are the epitome of that stereotype. I went to Rainier Arms in Auburn after visiting this place. The people working there were very helpul and able to answer any questions I had in a friendly manner, and with accuracy. I would recommend avoiding Bulls Eye and choosing other local options.

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.

The people are friendly. Lane fees are little lower than what Rain City used to charge($15) and…read moreeven less than what Pivotal (the new location) charges ($18) but there is that one time $15 fee so it will only be cheaper if you go more than once. My only complaints about the range is it's not temperature controlled so if it's hot outside, your hands will sweat...and no one like a slippery firearm. If it's cold, bring gloves. The last time I was there (which was maybe year and a half), their retrievers were in need some TLC. Covers were off and some didn't function at all. Their lane separators need more coverage because I don't like getting pepper by casings from the left lane. There aren't a ton of ranges around the King/Pierce area so you're probably going to go to what is closest. This isn't a bad place but it could use some comfort upgrades.

I recently took the basic rifle class with black ring tactical in Lakewood to get comfortable with…read moremy new rifle. Travis was knowledgeable, patient, and very accommodating to the questions the individuals in the group had regarding concepts, training, etc. Travis puts safety first (which is very important to me) yet also creates a fun learning environment that is not intimidating to someone like me who does not have much firearms training. I'll definitely train with him again.

First time using outside resources other than from work. I took the advanced rifle/pistol course…read moreand it was a great time. Good pace to ask questions and allows you and the group decide what you want to focus on. Explains expectations and course of fire clear and confidently. No BS kinda guy with some jokes made it fun. Save you and others time, bring a reasonable amount of mags and keep them loaded. See you on the next one

Fletch Setter Archery has moved to Tune In Archery in Eatonville according to their Facebook and…read morehave been closed since June 2020. It appears that Glen is still the owner at the new location.

Craig at Fletch Setter is Awesome, I bought a bow from someone else and was having trouble with it…read more He checked it out, realigned the cams and the yoke, basically reset the whole bow, changed out my peep and didn't charge me for anything but the arrows I bought!! Awesome shop, super helpful and knowledgeable staff, great selection of bows and he has the cheapest prices I could find on the new Mathew Heli-M by about 100 bucks.

A few months ago I was able to receive my dry suit certification with them. Staff very helpful!read more

A++++++ experience! Highly, highly recommend this dive shop. Excellent gear selection and…read moreknowledgable staff. Darnell, Alex, Jack and Phil are a super team. Our daughters ages 12 and 14 learned how to dive with Alex and Phil. They received exceptional instruction, personalized service and had actually had fun diving in the Hood Canal in October! Thank you for such a wonderful, positive experience, we could not be more pleased!

We have been attending USMAC for two years as a family. The instructors and atmosphere are always…read morewelcoming and respectful. I really like how they are able to teach our kids, keep them engaged, focused and challenge them. Outside of class USMAC embodies the spirt of community and they participate in numerous events throughout the year. They set a great example for our children and we are always excited to attend class!!

From my son...he loves it. Do wish it was just a little less $$ but have been getting more involved…read moreand really appreciate Master Andrew and team for their commitment to character development.

Jay's Tactics Ju-Jitsu is an absolute must-see. I've been training Ju-Jitsu since 2008 throughout…read moremy military career, and I've trained all over the country. This is by far one of the most superior academies I've ever trained at. First off, the location in DuPont is excellent--extremely safe and conveniently situated right outside the JBLM back gate. Secondly, Professor Jay is highly experienced in both Ju-Jitsu and MMA, and his level of instruction and attention to detail make every class feel like a seminar. The academy is family- and veteran-owned and operated, with a strong community--most of the students are military or family members. The environment is respectful, humble, family-friendly, and very clean, which makes training here both enjoyable and safe. The value for the quality of training you get here is unmatched. If you're looking for elite-level instruction, a welcoming atmosphere, and a professional facility, Jay's Tactics Ju-Jitsu in DuPont is the place to be.

We did a birthday party for my daughters here and it was awesome. Zach was great and made sure all…read morethe kids had a blast. In fact, they had such a good time that some of them cried when it was time to go. From our side, it couldn't have gone better. Paramount took care of everything but the cake so we didn't have to worry about setup or clean up. Zach also cut the cake with a katana which was pretty cool.

This is our story. We joined Paramount in mid Feb. The…read morelocation was perfect, it was literally 1 minute from our home and we were already on a tight schedule so the 4:30 class was manageable. When we signed up with Lee she was awesome! My little was comfortable with her from the start! So I was sold. We, like most families are on a tight budget but my little needed something like Karate to grow, learn, and socialize with other littles. So I put it on my CC and set up payments. Now for the down slide... Not long after we joined we found out that the lease was up and that they would be moving. So we hung in there worried and awaiting to see where the new location would be. My husband and I had to request to leave work early from our employers to attend class (and were still late). He commutes from Lakewood to Lacey (in JBLM traffic) to preschool which was 2 minutes from where Paramount was, and I commute from Tumwater to Lacey to preschool. My point is with the new location at Black hills Gymnastics does not work for our family. Although it is not far our commute went from 1 minute to 15-25 one way. We specifically picked Paramount because of its location and 4:30 class. We don't have the luxury of changing our work schedules to accommodate this new location. We have never been able to make the 6 o'clock class due to our tight schedule. So, I read the contract and saw that it was with ASF and that I should contact them. So I did. They advised me that if I got a letter from Paramount stating that they moved and not us that we could get out of the contract. It was new belt week and I literally had knots in my stomach. I was terrified to talk to Lee. So my husband said he would talk to her. During their conversation Elizabeth was listening in and interrupted my husband. He said that she was pretty rude and disrespectful and stated absolutely not. We will not give you a letter or let you out of the contract. This baffles me... he came to our celebratory dinner for my little getting a new belt very upset. Needless to say the celebration wasn't all that it should have been. We signed up for the other location... we were not made aware that they would be moving and somehow now we have to pay for classes that we cannot attend?? I'm literally in tears. So my little will not get to attend Karate anywhere because we can't afford to pay two places and were barely able to pay one. I just want to make all the families aware that when you sign with them it's seems to be all about the $$$$ and not my little or family. I will be telling our story on Yelp with ASF and Paramount and any other site that will allow us to inform others of what feels like a scam.