These people called me and asked if I would like them to open the store on a Sunday to pick up my firearm before the new 11% state sales tax on forearms and ammo going into effect. If I waited until Monday it would add the tax of 11% onto the price. Of course, I went down and picked it up before the tax Date. Tom went down and opened the shop for me and another gentleman that had the same problem. They didn't have to call us or anything at all. but they went out of their way to open the shop and let us pick up the firearms before the tax date it also saved us a lot of money. Most people wouldn't have bothered so thank to Tom and Shannon, it means a lot to me, and I thank you. Mike Campbell way above normal service read more

Tom was great and orderly in taking care of my handgun transaction, and had the cheapest registration and background check in town. I've dealt with him in the past (all 3 locations) and never have been disappointed in all my dealings with him. read more

Working with Tom from Guns 4 US is always a pleasure working hand and hand with him. I'm a new gunsmithing shop located in Ridgecrest and Tom sends the customers my way when he can send them to a more seasoned gunsmith. Tom is keeping the spirit alive by supporting the small town businesses. Thank you for the support. Also, His prices are reasonable and willing to work with the customers. read more

they don't have a huge selection, but I always find good deals in there. He will order whatever you need at a fair price. the other stores mark up more every time I compare. read more

As far as I know, this is pretty much the only show in town. Open everyday, unlike most Ridgecrest establishments. Big 5 doesn't count, if I can't buy a 1911 or an AR-15 from a premium manufacturer, you're not a real gun store to me. You're a shoestore with bullets. 2 spaces for parking, otherwise it's street parking or across the road in the strip mall. Usually some elderly gentlemen sitting around talking about gentlemanly affairs. I feel like a baby walking in there. Their website is a bit sore on the eyes, but it's quaint in an early 1990's browsing on AOL sort of way. You can purchase a membership here to use the range a few miles outside of town on the west side of the 395. Renewal is in March I believe, but that is just a 2012 thing? Lots of used guns for sale. You can even touch them, and pick them up, if you know what you're doing. They're just on racks in the middle of the store. New gun and ammo selection can't match any of the stores in LA, San Diego, or the Inland Empire, but you pay for the convenience of having it here I think. I'm the type of guy who will go out of town, out of state, or online for my gucci tacti-cool gear, but for those who are too mature to shop (or are gittin' lost) on the internets this is the place. There is a back room with some interesting old stuff in it. I treat this place kind of like a museum, and I will buy a little something at the gift shop on the way out, a little gift I can pop off in the middle of the desert at a berm. Pew pew pew! read more

Let me preface this by saying I know NOTHING about guns and was pretty intimidated by just starting the process of learning. Let me also add that I was starting the learning process because my girlfriend's family is chock full of gun enthusiasts. The staff, specifically Tom, helped me in some very important areas I may have over looked. First and foremost, I got a detailed safety lesson both on guns and ammunition. Since my girlfriend's family was planning on going shooting later that day I needed to learn how to shoot. They showed me a safe and proper technique. I may have looked like a total rookie that afternoon but thanks to the friendly staff at Guns 4 Us I was safe and even managed to hit enough targets to not be laughed at by her entire family. I may not go shooting again until the next time we visit her family but you can bet I will keep Guns 4 Us in mind for all my future endeavors. read more

I was not too impressed with what was available. If you are looking for something specific it's not going to be there.

Went in wanting to buy a hand gun..... with money in my pocket and wasnt even approached for more then 10 minutes. Once I finally asked to see a 1911 the old man behind the counter sighed and made it seem like it was cutting into his precious time and it was out of his way to come help me. Needless to say, I did not buy a gun that day. Ive been in this establishment multiple times, just to make sure that one time wasn't just an isolated event... I was wrong every time! This place is horrible. The customer service is horrible. Most of the guns have some sort of corrosion on them (use gun oil... you sell it), I mean I understand most of the firearms are old or used but dam! I had asked them to order some .32 Win Special ammunition, they said they would call me when it was in. That was a year ago and a couple visits in between. I can not stress enough, that this is a Foul establishment run by the worst people. There are other gun shops in Ridgecrest and all of them a million times better! Dont waste your time here. Just google or yelp gun shop for ridgecrest and it should give you some other, better options. read more

They mounted and zeroed my scope to 100 yards for a reasonable fee. Keith provided great service. They also have a range membership for $25 for single and $50 for family. The selection of guns and ammo seems small for such a large business, but maybe they are restocking. I appreciate their support of our 2nd amendment rights and would do business with again in the future. read more

GUNS4US exceeded all my expectations. Quality product, fast service on a special order and a price far below the competition. I would strongly recommend this business to my closest family and friends. Thanks Tom and your staff, great job read more

The state denied me it wasn't these nice people's fault. Just ask them about all of their policies b4 purchase of any firearm

I went into Guns4Us to inquire about selling my Taurus Model 85 Ultra Lightweight Compact .38 +P revolver. The gun only had 65 bullets run through it so it was like brand new. I had my original sales receipt for $360. I wasn't sure what it was worth but I thought I'd check. I was told that they would give me $175 with the safety key and $150 without the key (keys cost $6). I told them I would think about it but asked if I could leave the gun there at the shop because I had to return to work and I can't bring guns on the base. I was told to sign a slip to protect them in case of an issue, fill out a DROS form (intent to sell) worksheet so they could start the paperwork in case I wanted to sell it. They stated they had to check to make sure it was clear and I owned it (don't remember the site) and they wouldn't know until the next day. t went home and checked online and the gun was going for $315 in excellent condition, which mine was, and two sites didn't have any in stock (new or used) so I decided not to sell it. The next day was a long day at work so I didn't make it into the shop before they closed (9AM-6 PM). The following day I went in the shop at lunch to let them know I decided not to sell and they let me know THEY HAD SOLD THE GUN. I never agreed to sell, there was no bill of sale, nor did I receive payment for the gun but they sold it anyway. Now, had I take a gun and walked out the door, they would have had me arrested for theft but it was OK for them to sell MY gun when they had not purchased it. I was furious so I went to the police and they said I didn't have a criminal case because I filled out the DROS (record of sale) worksheet form (not the real form - that is typed). They believed I had a good civil case and told me I would need to pursue that avenue. Needless to say, the practices at this store are shoddy, deceiving, and unprofessional. Beware of what I would call the "snake oil salesman". Mr. Wiknich attends city meetings and writes articles talking about civic and fiscal responsibility and the importance of the Constitution yet runs a business like this. Learn from my mistakes because I was in a hurry...don't sign anything until you have the check in hand and when they say offer, they mean they are free to sell it even though they haven't paid you for it. BEWARE! UPDATE: Since I can't reply to Mr. Wiknich's reply I will update. Mr. Wicknich I did come in twice and you weren't there so I had to talk to Shannon, who was the manager at the time and made the transaction. She said it was sold and there was nothing she could do about it. Because I couldn't get a hold of you I emailed you and you basically told me that I signed the DROS so there was nothing you could do about it. The transaction is over, I have moved on, and since purchased a few thousand in guns, a reloader, reloading supplies and accessories. It's just a shame I couldn't continue to do business with you. read more

I went into the store to get my handgun safety certificate and was told unless I plan on buying a gun from the store that day they wouldn't administer the test. Plenty of options out of town I don't liked being rushed or pressured into a sale. I will never set foot inside, give or recommend any business to Guns-4-Us. Go to Frey's great shop great service. read more

This place is poorly run. I consigned a gun with them and after it was paid for and sold I had to fight to get my money. I was going to sue this guy in small claims and he finally coughed up the money. They have money issues and are shady... go to Frey's instead or out of town. read more