Good people man. Went in close to the store closing i found a used Ruger 22mag that I liked Waited…read morea sec as they were helping other customer's they asked if I wanted to look at something and came over and opened the case to let me look at the gun. The woman was supper nice and polite I wanted the gun went to the counter did the paperwork had the gun in 10 to 15 mins was also asked if I wanted ammo for it which was supper nice the selection of 22 mag is ok. The price of guns and ammo are great and will be looking for ammo I may need here when I have time.

Pretty nice place. I like that they have a little bit of everything; I didn't go around the whole…read morestore I just went right up to the counter because I called ahead and I had a mission of buying a specific item but what caught my eye was a bunch of video games and a ton of firearms. I got the best deal I could find for what I was looking for, saved about $60 compared to online sites. There was several girls working who were eating a plate of chips and then immediately handling firearms, they at least should've washed their hands rather than getting Cheetos dust on weapons for sale. But at least they were nice and seemed to be decently knowledgeable. I read several reviews claiming that the employees are rude but I experienced quite the opposite so I don't believe those reviews to be accurate. I had them take a look at something to see if I could do a trade but they only offered me $100 for something I paid $350 for. They at least were honest over the phone saying they have way too many pieces so they did warn me before I came in, but I still feel like that's too low despite the fact. The paperwork didn't take long (it helped that I didn't need to browse) and I was in and out in 20-30 minutes. This is a great place to check out if you're looking to purchase a new or used firearm, they have a wide selection and offer fair prices, although at this time I would recommend that if you're looking to sell a firearm I would shop around with the other stores.

I needed a formal dress for a wedding. I got a beautiful one that fits perfectly and was not…read moreexpensive looks like brand new

Big thrifter here! Unfortunately this was not a hit. Prices are just below retail value and items…read moremarked "new" don't appear that way. There are some mid-level products available, but all valuable items are priced just below market value with no negotiation. Besides the products, the customer service is poor with an unfriendly and inattentive staff - wouldn't come back here.

Adorable boutique shop right in the heart of historic Gettysburg. I was hoping to find a fun…read moresouvenir, but unfortunately didn't see anything that caught my eye for a price I was willing to pay. That said, the owner was incredibly sweet to my niece Rosie--she even posed with her childhood teddy bear and took a photo to hang on the shop's wall. Such a kind and memorable gesture, even if I left empty-handed.

What an amazing experience! My wife and I were visiting Gettysburg and just happened to stop by…read morethis lovely little shop. My wife described it as "a menagerie of everything her". The sales staff went above and beyond in assisting us. There's a wide selection of items to choose from-a bit of organized chaos for me but that's a personality critique of myself, perhaps. The prices are affordable; we purchased 5 items of clothing for around $250.00, including Fall outerwear. The clothing seems to be well made for the price; they provided adequate space for trying on clothing; afforded multiple size and style options; and the customer service was outstanding. We will definitely be repeat customers!

This was my first stop on my thrift itinerary from Thurmont to Springfield VA. It's located in a…read moresmall town right off the main highway. As an experienced thrifter and reseller small towns are usually the best places to score vintage. I went in with high hopes of leaving with lots of goodies. I took my own bag but surprise, Maryland and Virginia Goodwill's do provide bags unlike Pa. Once inside I was greetly warmly by a lady probably in her mid 80's who was welcoming and rattled off the specials. This location was on the smaller size and had a room full of clothes, shoes, and a shelf of seasonal and just when I thought there was nothing else to see I discovered a room with everything else. This space felt unheated and was a little rough, like it was once a garage but it was full of housewares, electronics, linens, toys, and and small amount of furniture and bigger items. Along the walls were bags of misc and like items bundled together in bags. I've seen this done on thrifting videos but never live. Each bag was around $5 give or take depending on size. While the store was neat and organized this unheated space felt like an afterthought and wasn't as nice as the main store. Prices were alot higher than I'm used to in PA, but the quality was decent. I didn't see any damaged items. I also didn't see alot of the vintage I was expecting to find and walked out only with a goodie bag of crocheted doilys for $3.49 , taking a gamble that none were stained. Upon checking out I encountered the sweet older lady again, who was just as warm and friendly with her goodbye as she was her welcome. The world needs more people like her. SIDENOTE: I did not see a dressing room and other thrift stores in the area had theirs closed. Masks were also required.

Goodwill has gotten to be more of a Kmart than a thrift store since they've been taken over by…read moreGoodwill of Arizona and are no longer under the Goodwill of Maryland management. I can't understand why they must separate power cords from electronics or shades from lamps. They also separate the better quality items to sell strictly online and not in the stores. Goodwill of Maryland had a policy NOT to charge more than 40% retail and Goodwill of Arizona is consistently charging MSRP or even above. No longer a bargain.

This has got to be one of the RUDEST business owners i have ever came across. She acted like I was…read morebothering her to be in her store. I asked about the price of something and you would have thought i was asking her for the world. She was so rude and and answered so ignorantly. Il never ever go in there again. I was the only customer in the store btw.

I finally had a chance to visit Ma's General Store after messaging them about item I liked on their…read moreposts. Immediately upon entering we were greeted, and began talking to Barb. She was friendly and very helpful. The store is large with a wonderful selection of antiques, primitives, furniture and more. My mom and I loved everything! I was so excited to find a hard to find stoneware pitcher. We can't wait to visit again! Thank you!

We stopped in the Regional Quarter Master store to browse and get in out of the rain. Upon entering…read moremy husband was asked, "How is your trip going so far"? We explained issues we were having and couldn't get any assistance. The staff, Chris, Thomas and Catherine actually started to come up with solutions for us, even going so far as to go and reclaim an item we thought lost to us. Thank yous are just not enough for what they did for us. You must visit this store located on Baltimore Street. They have unique memorabilia and authentic reproductions. A wide variety of civil war fire arms. You should not miss visiting this store and meeting their staff. Thank you Chris, Thomas and Catherine!

STOLE MY MONEY!!!!…read more Placed an order for a Federal Shell jacket in Nov 2024, said it could take up to 6 months. It is now over 10 months and they will not respond via phone or email to any inquires. Now have to use chargeback services and take them to court which I 100% will do. It is amazing that a local history store like this will simply charge you for a service and then never produce anything or talk to you but pocket your hard earned money. Go somewhere else that has a good reputation.

This was probably my favorite souvenir shop in Gettysburg. The selection was plentiful, and the…read moreprices were surprisingly reasonable compared to other shops nearby. Our teens found some super cute shirts, while the adults stocked up on fun keepsakes like knickknacks, magnets, and shot glasses. I did notice that some other shops in town carry higher-end items (at higher prices), so I treated myself to one splurge there. Service was fine - efficient but not memorable. But overall, this was the spot where most of our group found the best variety and value--and left with bags full of souvenirs. Highly recommend stopping here first.

Love this place, we shop at this place every time we visit Gettysburg. The prices are lowest…read morecompared to other Gift shops with similar items. Largest selection we've come across in Gettysburg.

Spent the last two days thrifting in the Chambersburg, Shippensburg, Greencastle, and Waynesboro…read moreareas and this is the BEST thrift store of our trip thus far. Organized well and in a shopping complex with a Goodwill just across the lot, this retailer felt different when walking in. They had nice displays, friendly staff, and wide open isles. It felt very boutique. The merchandise was clean and in very good condition. Pricing was fair, although some of the vintage items and framed prints were priced high for thrift. Two color tags were on sale at the time of my shopping experience being 50 % and a whooping 75% off! I spent alot of time in this store as to not miss anything and came out with several purchases. Definitely worth a visit! Be sure to check the silent auction items, if you can't wait they are also available for a buy it now price. Plastic bags are provided, just bag yourself.

Nicely organized thrift store with reasonable prices. We found a few books and a flamingo bell for…read moremy Mom. This was the best thrift store we found in the area. A lot of glassware towards the front and about half the store is clothing. Has a cute kids section in the back.