Very picky about what they take on pawn or buy.. Normally when you pawn something youre coming back…read moreto get it but idk if they understand the business they're in. Wanna pay $10 for something I paid 400 for 3 weeks prior... pawn elsewhere

I went to the pawn shop for the first time to look for a Game system for my son and ended up buying…read morea PS3 for my son and a .22 caliber rifle for the both of us to target practice with. I went back a few weeks later and the shop was a little cluttered but I guess it's because they're alway getting new stuff in, I stop in once in a while to see what's new. Nice store, I love shopping there, but they're never open for lunch. .

This is a wonderful little veteran owned firearm shop in downtown Castle Rock. Terry is the owner…read moreand will welcome you and help with finding what you're looking for, all in a no pressure environment. Their firearm selection is a little small at the moment but they carry some quality items at very good prices. They even had a M&P Shield .40S&W under the glass which are hard to find since they're so popular. I did a online purchase with them and it was very easy. They answered questions via phone and email, and even through their facebook page. Try doing that with a lot of the larger firearms dealers and you're lucky to even get a response. If you're around the area stop in and say hi and check out the shop, you might be very pleasantly surprised. The store is located in downtown Castle Rock on the second floor of the Town Plaza. Might be a little hard to find for non-locals but Google maps is your friend. :-)

The outdoorsman is under new ownership and is far better now tang it was just a month ago. I expect…read morelots of improvements to come.

I recently went to The Outdoorsman to buy a rifle. They didn't have one I wanted in stock so I…read moreasked them to order it for me. The manager asked that I pay in full for the special order, which was fine, but earlier a different employee had said it was half down for a special order. I also picked up some ammo and left. The next day, I took the receipt out of my jacket pocket and looked at it closely. I saw a rifle from a company I'd never heard of written down instead of what I asked for. I went back in, asked about the discrepancy, was first told that it was the rifle I'd asked them to order for me, then (when I reminded him of the conversation we'd had two days before), I was told that it was "essentially the same"...an entirely different manufacturer with a different reputation is not "essentially the same." When I asked for a refund, the manager initially told me that there would be a 15% restocking fee...for a gun I hadn't asked for and that hadn't even actually been ordered yet (the fact that they are happy to take my money up front but also happy to delay putting the order through is another matter). Eventually, they refunded my money. I will hesitate to ever give them any more of it in the future though unless I have no other choice. Both the manager and the salesman were rather disagreeable to deal with. (Note: Blaine, who has helped me many times over the years, remains great. If you absolutely *must* to go there, ask for him).

I have used Charlie's for seven years. He has always provided quality work quickly and at a…read morereasonable price. This work has included repairing pistols, shotguns and rifles. Charlie treats me fairly, professionally while providing great service. Thank you, Charlie.

went to them due to the reviews and that they work on old revolvers. brought a 1948 K22 22 lr…read morerevolver that was out of time in 2 chambers and told them about the problem. told them it's a k22, charlie starts rapidly dry firing the gun 3 times before I can say "please stop doing that it's a rimfire". states the gun is in time. i show him the out of time 2 chambers and he says you are pulling the trigger too slow(which i was in order to check timing). he says there's nothing to fix. the problem is now there's peening on the cylinder from the firing pin strike and my firing pin is flattened from being dry fired without snap caps. this gun was in good condition for a 1948 gun and handled roughly with some damage after "inspection".