Healthy supply of ammo at Verles, considering the Ammo shortage…read more They usually have some ammo for my calibers, might not have the grain I want, but they usually keep 5.56, 9mm, .308, .300 blackout, .38 special. Sometimes you have to wait on .357 or .44. I just call before I drive to check stock. price is competitive with Cabelas, and they usually offer a volume discount if they just received a few pallets. Michelle is very friendly and knowledgeable. Never once had an issue with Verles.

The overall rating could be 5.0 the store people are great, helpful and courteous…read more HOWEVER,,,,,the service department is headed by a complete asshole with no visible grasp of service.

US Marine Sales & Service left my boat uncovered for 3 days in a rain storm when the cover was…read moreliterally in plain site, not even hidden. Keep in mind this is after they lifted my boat up to high with the forklift and ruined my thrust vectors and jet drive bucket. I brought them a completely detailed boat, and this how they gave it back. Oh, and left my battery disconnected turned on, so now I got a dead boat as well.

I was told never to bring my boat and JetSki there for service... I wish I listened. Took my JetSki…read morea month to get looked at (battery was not screwed in fully) and the new wench is installed incorrectly and sent my ski flying into the water off the trailer. They charged me $250 to check my ski out...

We highly recommend Clint and his crew for all your Thunderjet needs. Purchased a 2025 Chinook OS…read more22' hardtop this spring. The new hull design and Mercury 200 worked great in Puget Sound for lots of fishing and crabbing this summer. Larry in service took good care of us for a warranty item and general service too.

Just purchased our 3rd boat from Clint at Bjornson Marine. Each time Clint and his team have been…read moregreat to work with. Talon took us out on the lake for a demo and we loved the boat. A few days later, we are now owners of a new 22 RZX. We really like the Tige brand, but we really love the team down at Bjornson Marine. From sales to service they are definitely 5 star. We cannot wait to get the boat on the water this spring.

I've had a great experience with King Salmon Marine. There has only been one issue, and what stands…read moreout is that they went above and beyond to make things right. Jared is a great mechanic who does quality work and is always friendly and helpful. Blake, the service/parts advisor is knowledgeable, communicative, and easy to work with. It's hard to find a shop that stands behind their work like they do. I'd definitely recommend King Salmon Marine.

I took my boat in to have my injectors cleaned, to fix a low idle issue. They put in a new fuel…read morepump and cleaned the injectors, however the boat still has they same problem. It took them over two weeks to complete the job, not the four days they said it would take. They did a sea trial and manage to get nails in two of my trailer tires. One tire needed to be replaced. I got to spend 4 hours at Les Schwab and spent $160 on a new tire. Needless to say it wasn't a good experience. Pretty disappointing

My wife and I were Interested in a sailboat that they listed, talked with John, one of the brokers…read more Asked if we could maybe see it the next day (this was Saturday), nope he said, suggesting that it would be impossible for anyone to come down then (though their voicemail says "Sundays by appointment"), we should drive up from Seattle today he says--this was inconvenient for us but we acquiesced and agreed to meet him at their office in about an hour. So we hit the road. Unfortunately when we arrived no one was there. We tried every number on their voicemail, but even after we waited for almost an hour, still nobody--and we have yet to get a call or explanation (or even a note on the door) why. So basically about four and a half hours and half a tank of gas wasted. I had a pretty low opinion of some brokers before this, (we've looked at a lot of boats, and this not the first time we've been stood up) but now I agree with a friend of mine (a marine mechanic), brokers are the bottom feeders of boating.

I sold a boat through them and it was an awful experience. We had to sell our boat (an old woodie…read morecirca 1930) on a contract, because we were in financial difficulty. I was foolish enough to think they vetted the buyer. I was also naive about contracts and trusted the broker. That was my biggest mistake. The first check from the buyer bounced and I've been fighting ever since to get the money or the boat back. I've invested $1600 in legal fees, to date. The contract they set up is garbage. Yet, they still got their commission. I'm still trying to get my boat back. They are incompetent and possibly dishonest. Do not do business with them.

I needed a specific battery for my boat motor and they went out of their way to get it for me fast…read more I appreciate this kind of service, thank you!

Repaired Motor for a bit less than quoted and they had it completed in a timely manner. A much…read morebetter experience than I've had at other marine repairs shops.

I brought my boat in for engine repair. The outboard engine was a pain in the touche to raise and…read morelower; I figured it had to be simpler. I was NOT given an estimate. I just wanted the motor easier to raise and lower. When I went to collect my boat a few days later, I was told it now had an electrical raising/lowering mechanism (I didn't need anything that fancy and it was not discussed with me). The point is the bill came to over $1200 on a boat not worth more than $6000. I was not excited with that bill. Yes, the oil and plugs had been changed but really? In addition, they had gotten beneath the deck to screw in bolts and unsettled everything - they couldn't even put back the cushions that were under there. It really wasn't appreciated that I had to clean up after them.

I have a new to me boat that has needed some work and parts. Larry has been a wealth of information…read moreas I learn about being a boat owner. I mainly appreciate that as he explain how something works or what it does there's not a hint of condescension or that I'm wasting his time. Most recently I had to take my 84 Bayliner Capri in because the motor had quit. He suspected it was something with timing and he was right. He kept the cost of the repair to what he estimated, let me know about some other things to do or keep ab eye on, and also suggested I take it back out in the water before I start trying different props. That speaks to integrity as he could very easily sold a prop to a newbie like me right then and there!

Happy Customer again!! Trey saves the day. I had a rough experience with a sales person trying to…read morebuy my 3rd boat. However Trey called and more than made up for it. Proud owner of #3! :)

Follow up: Brandon emailed me and made more excuses while trying to blame me for his incompetence…read more I emailed HQ and got no response. It seems their arrogance and loathing for the customer goes right to the top. On a positive note, the folks at Desert Valley Powersports sell the same boats but treat you with respect and dignity. You know, like a human being.