Have traded and bought new from them. Very knowledgeable and easy to deal with. Highly recommend…read more Bill Burke

Very good service at Mustang pawn and gun if you're ever interested in buying a new or used gun go…read moreto Mustang pawn and gun they know what they're doing they sold my son his first gun and I was impressed we will definitely be visiting Mustang gun and pawn again

Amazing range , good people. Great place to go if you want a suppressor. They can finger print you…read moreand submit your form 4 on site.

I cannot understand why anyone wouldn't want to put a "little gravel in their travel" and head to…read moreWhiskey Six Tactical in Blanchard -especially for $20 (targets included). They're "COVERING YOUR SIX FROM GEAR TO TRAINING" Simply call W6T and reserve your time(s). Where else can you shoot up to 300yrds? "J" will make sure you're comfortable and treated just like family. He's also put a ton of work into the property to make it safer and even more shooter friendly. FYI -great place for fundraisers too! I hope he decides to take off some time (at least once a month) to have cook-outs and fishing parties once the (catch-and-release) pond is ready!

Went into the store today, fully intending to purchase a brand new shadow systems pistol, optics,…read moreadditional magazines, ammo and holsters, but they would not allow me to take the slide off of the pistol to ensure that I liked the way it worked. When I was talking to the manager about it another employee with a tattoo on his head said that's fine, there's the door. This place was highly recommended by a friend, but this is absolutely not the level of service. I expect I will not ever purchase anything from here and will forewarn everyone I know not to do business with this place. Super disappointed I made the drive here for this type of interaction.

This was the worst gun range experience I have ever had. I came here with my brother-in-law and as…read moresoon as we came to the check-in desk, the man behind the counter condescendingly told my brother-in-law, "That can't go in my range!" At first, neither of us knew what he was referring to and then he pointed out the empty juice bottle my brother-in-law was looking to throw out. We paid to use the range, $33, which is more expensive than any shooting range I have ever been to. We went into the range, I unpacked my range back and set up our first target. I shot the target six times with a double-action revolver. Immediately I heard the range safety officer scream, "GET OUT!" At the moment I was confused with what was going on and why this man was running up to me and screaming into my face. "No rapid fire! GET OUT!" He continued to scream. I didn't feel I shot very fast at all, but I was not going to argue with an angry man with a loaded gun at his side who was getting uncomfortably close to me. I re-packed all of our things and we left. When we got back to my in-laws' house, we explained what happened to my father-in-law and he said it seemed rather harsh. We got kicked out with no warning and in an extremely rude manner. He called the place and spoke with the manager and the manager claimed that the reason we got kicked out with no warning was not just because I broke their "one shot per second" rule, but because my brother-in-law and myself had already been there "about two weeks ago" and we had broken several rules back then as well and caused trouble. He specifically mentioned that my name was brought up several times and I was a chronic rule breaker and that what had happened today was just the last straw. Neither of us have ever been to this shooting range in our whole lives. I have been at Big Boys before. One time. Almost three years ago; and I didn't use their range facilities. I only browsed their gun store, but I did not buy anything as I thought the price for they were charging was too high. Now, I was upset I had been told (or rudely screamed at) to leave, but at least up until that point I could have understood their reasoning. They had a rule and I had broken it. Maybe they're just that strict. However, someone accusing me of being a troublemaker with a history of rule-breaking and to be told that the range staff already know me by name because of all the trouble I have caused at this place when this was my first time at the facility is where I have to draw the line. Let me say this again, this was my first time using the Big Boys shooting range. I have never in my life shot any firearm at this facility. My brother-in-law not only had never been to Big Boys, he had never gone to ANY shooting range before. Now the manager and range officer are claiming that we have been there before and acted in such a reckless manner that my name is well-known to all the staff so they know to look out for me in case I ever turn up there again. At this point, I spoke with the manager who claimed that they "know" I have been there. At this point, my mother-in-law asked when exactly I have been at this range. How do staff at a range I have never been to know my very specific and unusual name that is so unusual that I have never even met anybody besides family members who has my same last name, let alone my full name. Manager claimed that he had the waiver I had allegedly signed on the previous times I had been at the range "causing trouble" and that he would get back to us. Several minutes later, he says he was just informed that these waivers are only held for 48 hours so he can't provide it. My mother-in-law then asks for some kind of proof of my alleged previous visits I made to the range. After several minutes, the manager called back saying he was sorry and that it was a case of me being mistaken for somebody else. He apologized several times to her and said that it was the range officer's mistake and that he would talk to him and that he still wishes for my brother-in-law to come over sometime. This was the first and only time I will ever give this place my business. My family and extended family will not be giving this place their business either. I will go out of my way any chance I can to let people know to steer clear of this place.

The most complete sport shooting store in region. Service to law enforcement, as well. Classes on…read moreshooting, reloading. Bow hunting lanes and fully stocked supplies. Just about every manufacturer of every possible piece of sport shooting equipment is avaliable. I buy and sell my firearms easily here. Always helpful staff in every department.

I was lied to about weapons I purchased so that they could make the sale. I specfically expressed…read morethe reason why I wanted the guns I wanted because I knew about them and all but was lied to that the ones I wanted were the ones I bought to find out that was not the case.

A decent selection of mil-surp items. Of course being a specialty shop, they are about 25% higher…read morethan they probably should be and about 40% higher than you can find the same stuff online for. Owner is friendly, but a bit condescending. I'm not sure we'll be back, but a cool shop if you need something today instead of buying it online for tomorrow.

As far as I know this is the only surplus left around okc metro area. It has the feel of army…read moresurplus/thrift store. I really didn't see too much in the way of higher end materials but their prices didn't necessarily reflect that. I loved that it felt like a mom and pop run business. I will say in the clothing their prices were more reasonable. I saw that they sell uppers for AR-15's I didn't really look at their prices but I've been on the lookout for some AR-10 lowers but they quickly let me know that they don't sell firearms. I think it's odd that they sell basically everything else you need to complete a build except the lower lol. Maybe if I can make friends with them the prices will reflect that?

Came here and we got two sidearms.. FBI had us wait 7 days.. The guys were very good to work…read morewith... Took the xd9 to the range and works great.. The sig290 will be tomorrow... Thanks guys...

I went to this pawn shop searching for an amp and left with glee! They had a small collection of…read moreamps, all with great prices. When I finally selected the amp I wanted, I picked out a cable, and a strap, to go on my guitar. They gave me a Line6 Spyder II for $40 (on Amazon you will pay around $100) and gave me the strap and cable for free.

I bought an air conditioner on layaway,got it home and it was junk!they wouldn't even talk to me,…read moremuch less help me out.$400 just dumped down the drain.ill never do business there again and suggest nobody else does.

Selection is limited on the firearms and prices but it's fair for a pawn shop around normanread more

Josh and Lyndsey are amazing! Josh's attention to detail and helpfulness is absolutely mind blowing…read morebest ceracoat work I've seen and his restorations are top notch check out sotac for all your needs if your lucky freya will ring you up! Did I mention veteran owned and cheapest prices In town?!