I took my bow in to get new strings and they changed my draw weight and length, didn't ask didn't…read morefit it, just changed it. So I had to take it to a different shop to get it adjusted and tuned for me. A week later and now the strings are stretching. They were also a week late getting it back to me and in the top end for price. On the up side they have a good selection of bows and guns. Would not return for service but would for shopping.

At the suggestion of my archery instructor, I visited this place recently to find a good recurve…read morebow. The place itself looks like a normal house so that threw me off but once inside, it's bows and arrows galore! The owner(?) helped me out and gave me suggestions as to which bow would be good for me both physically (so it wasn't too heavy) and price-wise. It's a bit of a drive from where I live but it was well worth it...and they have paintball too!

The Mason guy who works there is really cute! Also knows exactly what he's talking about! Will give…read moreyou solid information about anything you need to know! I Highly recommend MKR to anyone!

If Bass Pro Shops represents the worst possible gun store experience, MKR Tactical is the best. At…read moreBass Pro, you are literally just a number, there purely to be exploited in every imaginable way. I've had better customer service (and less waiting) at any given DMV. At MKR, however, it's like talking to a friend--or at least to people that treat you (even when you're ignorant and don't know everything about guns) with respect. If they carried the firearm I wanted, I would've bought it from them, not the bassholes at Bass Pro. But I wanted a budget firearm, and MKR carries only the best. When I went in yesterday, I needed help figuring out how to use a magazine loader. I literally just walked through their door with a box of my stuff, asking for help. Matthew not only demonstrated how to use the device using dummy rounds, he gave me invaluable advice about safety, gun cleaning tips, classes. Since I was not making a purchase that day, I wanted to tip him. Peoples' time, care and good advice are valuable and deserve recognition, particularly when folks go above and beyond. My tip was politely declined. Unlike Bass, where customers are nothing more than walking money bags, MKR treats people...well, like people. I believe that ignorance is not a crime, especially when you admit to it and actively seek to increase your knowledge base. That can't always be done on your own. Youtube videos and books, while helpful, cannot give you all that you need to know about guns. Yet, in some gun stores, the so-called gun experts can be extremely condescending towards anyone who doesn't know as much as they do. ...Or anyone they THINK doesn't know as much as they do. That's why I so appreciate the attitude of Matthew and everyone else at MKR Tactical. They aren't there to lord their knowledge over you, but to share it with you. It's the first place I felt safe enough to ask questions because I realized pretty quickly that they wouldn't humiliate me or treat me like an annoyance. That means EVERYTHING. Honestly, it's not that hard to treat people with basic respect, but it is hard to find places that do. Increasingly, I'm finding that you really need to go to a smaller mom n' pop, locally and independently owned business like MKR Tactical, if you want to be treated like a human being, and avoid corporate monstrosities like Big Five, Cabellas, Dick's or Bass Pro--all of whom seem to have their tentacles wrapped around every urban area. The great news is that there are still good alternatives. I'm grateful for MKR Tactical and I hope they thrive for many more years to come.

Handled gun transfers for me. Professional and properly priced. Pleasant and helpful.read more

Super friendly guy. I highly recommend using Gold Mountain Arms for purchase or transfer.read more

We've been doing business with Brian and Michele for several years now, since we own 3 Defenders…read more You always want to know a great mechanic and someone that knows what they're doing at a reasonable price and in a timely manner. They've always been prompt in responses and orders. We will continue to take our "girls" there for maintenance and repairs.

I have been a customer of Defenders Northwest for several years, it is a truly wonderful business…read moreand they have taken care of all of my defenders.

Stopped in, as i do most HD dealers when i passed by. This time just killing time. Its a pretty…read morechill shop, ok selection of bikes and merchandise. I got chatted up by Wyatt on staff. Nice, friendly guy, made me feel welcomed

The Dealership atmosphere is stellar. Smiles and laughter radiate through this Dealership,…read more welcoming as soon as you arrive. I received a hello as soon as I walk in. Nicole asked how she can help, and walked me to the service department, introducing me to the service advisor. The service dept, asked great questions to my issue. They offered to pick up and return my bike for service, I live 30 miles out town, which to my surprise was no problem for them. Everything i asked from them was done and at an affordable price. Great service, stellar Dealership.

I wasn't going to write anything, but I kept revisiting our visit today and got increasingly…read morebothered. Out of curiosity I checked the reviews for this place and decided I was not imagining things. My mother and I went in with my two well-behaved children. We have a business and I whole-heartedly respect the work that goes into staging product. Therefore, my kiddos are always reminded and are not running, grabbing or yelling in stores. The woman behind the counter glared at us and seemed put out that we had even entered. The kids were great and we had intended on buying quite a bit of things for a dinner party coming up. She then said some very rude comments to my children when they smelled some candles. I was just floored; we took off immediately. I ignore a lot of nastiness, because, well, it doesn't seem to be worth confronting, but DO not mess with my kids. I love to support Gig Harbor businesses and do every chance I get. I will buy from a GH business, but not from Bella... I don't patron rude shop owners.

Gig Harbor has had several kitchen stores, and none survived our small, but appealing and touristy,…read moretown. Bella is the exception, with style and quality and a totally inviting environment. From the beautiful dinnerware and serve ware to incredible imported linens plus a full assortment of kitchen implements, Bella is a jewel. Owner Terese is so accommodating and knowledgeable. Just to browse the artful displays is a pleasure. Bella is a real compliment to our small intimate shops in Gig Harbor, plus a resource for our residents for items we couldn't easily find without venturing to Seattle or Bellevue. What a gem.

A small shop with outstanding Customer service! They…read moreadjusted my e-bike derailer for a great price..and were happy to answer my questions about my bike.

Bought a bike 13 years ago here and have always benefited from outstanding service. Every time I go…read morein for service, Nick and Ron always help no problem.

This Goodwill, I feel is very well organized. There didn't seem to be a lot of larger furniture but…read morea lot of the furniture is at the front of the store instead of the back where is normally is. I guess that's good because then you can or have a store associate carry it straight out to your car instead of pulling it around the back or whatever. The only thing I didn't like is that the aisle are too tight. I mean, there are a lot of items on the racks but the racks are too close together so if someone comes down the aisle with a cart then you're screwed and have to play that game of chicken to see who's going to back out first. Slowly creeping closer and closer down the aisle until one of you decides to back on out. I went on a weekend and it was a price explosion. True that many of the GW's in the area have higher prices. I think pricing the more known name brands can be extreme at times since I can just go to a regular store and get it for that price, but even the branded apparel with higher prices wasn't too bad. The green tag sale really helped me make up my mind as well as to whether I "really" needed some things. I would say go when there are tag sales because you may be more apt to buy something. I will also say, the GW's in the area really don't skip on the tag sales. Normally you go to places like Value Village or whatever and there are like 1 or 2 items with the tag of the day on the rack. This GW was loaded with items with the right color tag. I got 15 dress shirts for a little over $9. Yeah....I know!!! Overwhelmed with emotions. All I'm saying is that the gems are not hidden. Good quality items & it doesn't smell all dank and musty. I almost shat myself when I saw VHS for 49 cent. **DECEASED*** If I'm in the area, I'll definitely go back. Good quantity of cashiers as well, so the line isn't snaking around the corner for 1 cashier.

I have found their prices to exceed brand new prices by over 500 % for a used item in fair…read morecondition. While some donated products might have a lower price, most are over priced.