Rip off, over charges $200.00 over MRP and gives zero discount for military, veterans and first…read moreresponders.

Great staff and owner. Had three repairs done. All perfect and very quick. Reasonable price for…read morequality work.

Took the intro to pistol class taught by Steve Brown. He did an amazing job covering all the…read morefundamentals and teaching us the importance of gun safety and handling. The indoor shooting range was nice and the drills he taught us helped me feel a lot more comfortable and confident with handling a pistol.

These guys are retarded. Straight up. Not a single employee here knows anything about what they're…read moreselling, nor have the customer service skills to create and maintain conversation. I have an EXTENSIVE background in firearms as well as in various sectors in firearm operation. This is a tourist attraction, nothing more.

Owner is great guy to work with. Didn't have exactly what I wanted in stock but neither did anyone…read moreelse in town. Offered to order for me at a great price! Definitely worth the stop and will definitely deal with again.

Very pleased with my recent purchase at Myrtle Beach Guns. James being a former Marine was very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful and I received the best price. Will definitely do business again.

Disclaimer: I made the steel security panels for the shops front windows…read more New gun shop opening up in Little River (Grand opening on Saturday 1/16/21). The shop is well stocked (for now). I anticipate that with the way things are going in this country, he will sell out pretty quickly! Hopefully it won't take too long to get more. The owner, Mark Murphy, is a retired Police Officer and originally had his shop in Pennsylvania before moving South. He carries handguns, rifles (new and used) and all popular calibres of ammo. He also buys and trades firearms. When in the area, stop by and check out the new shop.

My husband went in today to buy a gun, went through the screening process and when he was denied(we…read moredon't know why) the worker proceeded to scream at him that he was wasting his time and to get the f*ck out of his store and not to ever come back.

Many thanks to Friendly Pawn and J.C. for great customer service and always going above and beyond…read morefor me. Including myself, Chuck Berry

Good and loyal people that know how to do their job and make you happy. Fair and friendly.read more

Awesome shop and a great group of guys who work there. All were friendly and helpful, providing…read more answers concerning ammo and firearms. They are well stocked with AR parts and they build custom rifles to order. They also carry ammo (when available) and have a selection of holsters and other gun related gear.

19 hours agoNEW-Edit I'm going to be long and clearly detail…read morethis interaction so those of you reading will know to be sure to be MORE THAN CLEAR when advising of service with Cormac. I dropped off a .22 rifle to have it re-blued because the gun had a good bit of light rust developing as well as some pitting. This rife belonged to my brother-in-law and I was going to get the barrel re-blued by Cormac as I was going to refinish the wood stock and send off the bolt to be re-chromed myself. I just didn't have the time nor the trays to re-blue it and I found Cormac. I had emailed Douglas about this service work and he said to bring it by. I brought it by and left it with Phil who had be fill out a form with my personal and contact information, and he filled in the rest of the info. on the form. I clearly conveyed I wanted the barrel re-blued. Well, I get the rifle back today and for $149 I got a gun cleaning and lube job. Now those of you that have guns know full well, that's ridiculous anyway, I could have cleaned the rust off and greased and cleaned everything else myself, it was the 'bluing' I needed to have done. Phil wrote on the form : Refinish weapon and make sure everything is operable. I told Douglas (the owner) and he cut me 20 bucks off the price but in later emails after I left, he was apologetic that it wasn't done right and I called him once I got home and told him how very unhappy I was with this business interaction. He tells me that he's 'pretty sure he knows what happened' and that Phil probably wrote to re-finish it (what is that exactly) instead of re-bluing it to save the customer some money and the gunsmith probably would have done the same thing, to just give it a good cleaning versus spending alot of money. Well HELLO!! I'm the customer. I'm the one paying. I don't want anyone 'assuming' anything on my behalf. If I bring an item in and state clearly what I want done to it, then that's what I want done. Would any of you guys pay $150 bucks to anyone to give your rifle a good cleaning? No, you wouldn't, because you, just like me, already have the basic skill sets to break down and clean one. This was to have been a gift to my B-I-L as this was a rifle, matter of fact, the first year the rifle was made by Remington and his Dad gave it to him and his brother when they were in the boy scouts. This thing is date stamped by the code as 1948. There is tons of sentimental value attached with it. I just feel very let down by Cormac. I mean, I can only be so clear in telling someone, I want to get the barrel re-blued and if that person or another takes it upon themself to want to 'save me money', then damnit, address that with me. I find it arrogant that Douglas would even mention saving money to me. I really didn't care if it had been 300 bucks to re-blue it. It's what I wanted. Anyway, that's my gripe and grumble about Cormac. I am not at fault. See pic of receipt attached for proof. I honestly have zero clue as to why Phil wrote 'refinish' unless that also means 're-blue', but I can only do so much in telling someone what I WANT. Douglas did offer for me to bring it back and he'd send it off to have some coats of 'blue' applied and he's still not getting it. I wanted the bluing stripped off and the pitting removed. I wanted that barrel to be just like it was when Remington made it. Big, Huge, let-down. The only reason I went with Cormac was because of the glowing reviews, but alas, no company is perfect, but now I just have one hell of a cleaning on a rifle that serves zero purpose as I'll have to de-grease everything to strip it down and re-work it myself. If you find yourself dropping anything off for service just be sure you clearly convey and have it in writing (for what that's worth) what you want done. I did email and ask for a refund, given that the service I requested wasn't performed, but the owner responded that the 'work was performed as written'. So I guess that writing 'refinish' by their employee doesn't mean to 're-blue' but to clean and lube. Either or, I clearly stated I wanted it re-blued and I received it back, just cleaned and lubed.

Reasonable prices, limited selection of accessories which all of us know means they like 707…read moreconcentrate on the things you need not tacticool crap. Transfer price for out of state shipped arms is good & they are a stocking blue label dealer. If you like FN weaponry usually a good selection of pistols. More new weapons than used, and they have several Dura coated AR and shotguns customized. They now have a number of used revolvers which is a personal favorite. They also have suppressors available at reasonable prices. Obviously class 3 items take a lot of paperwork, background checks fingerprints & about 90 days of investigation by the ATFE in addition to putting you together with an attorney for establishing a trust. They do special orders and are easy to deal with. Also they have layaway available.LEO, Military and security discount available. Only 2 stores I deal with in the area are the ones I have reviewed in Myrtle Beach. Even if it's priced lower I do not support chain firearms (walmart & Dick's) are 2 that come to mind quickly. They refuse to support the 2nd amendment yet will gladly take your $$$ for firearms & ammo. Hypocrites or outright liars??

BEWARE...Bought a holster there and they would not allow a return after 2 days. It's was…read moreuncomfortable, only worn in my house for 2 hours to test. This has never been an issue at any other small gun shop or big retail store. Furthermore, the guy who works there with a short beard and backwards hat, became irate to me, the customer, when I told them I would never come back there again and they lost my future business. He proceeded to yell at me, while other customers in the store and told me to go to Palmetto state armory going forward. I took his advice and had a great experience there. Ended up buying a shotgun, and AR that same day. Now I just need to find a new place to do custom work on my firearms. The gentleman with the long hair who works there is always very pleasant and knows how to treat people. You could tell he was embarrassed by the way his colleague was handling the situation. I've dealt with him (gentleman with long hair) many times. It's a shame they lost my business because of one employee as I live less than a mile from the shop. Luckily, there's other places I can go to in the area. I'm no longer comfortable going into a gun shop with an employee who has that much of an anger issue.

I went to 707 because it was close to my home. The problem I have is in the gun range there is no…read moretable to lay my gun case and ammo and reload my magazines. I had to reload at the shooting line. It was very dark and hard to see what I was doing. An employee sits directly behind me while I shoot. Which is uncomfortable.

Been out of the Military for 11 years. First time at a civilian Gun Range and Carmine made the…read moreexperience so much fun he sold me on coming back next week! Never thought I would drop so much stress with each bullet expelled out of the chamber! Thanks 707 and we will be back!