Came in today to go shooting. New shooter mind you. Greeted at the door with a friendly helpful…read moreemployee, along with great service and help behind the range desk. During the session, i had a couple problems that the range attendant was very nice and helpful with the issue. I would recommend this place to anybody that likes friendly staff, a clean facility, and the price isn't bad either!

OVERPRICED. In my experience, their transfer fee was $100, while other local stores I contacted…read morecharged around $40. Also, I ordered a Springfield rifle through them that came with a free Hellcat Pro pistol. I was charged tax on the promotional pistol. When I asked why, I was initially told it was sales tax, and later the explanation changed to use tax. I don't believe either explanation was correct. The promotion was advertised in the store as a buy-one-get-one-free offer, and I had already paid approximately $200 in tax on the rifle purchase. From my understanding, I should not have been charged an additional $64 for the promotional firearm. I have purchased several firearms from this store over The last few months, but this experience changed my opinion. After paying higher transfer fees and then dealing with what I believe was an incorrect tax charge, I won't be doing business here again. I hope the extra $64 was worth losing a repeat customer.

Be very careful selling your guns here I believe they are juggling funds. Almost impossible to get…read moreany information on the selling of our firearms. We have gotten nothing but the runaround. Run away ‍‍‍

Very efficient for firearm transfers. I have done a half a dozen or more with them. Their…read morecommunication is outstanding.

good place to buy, well organized with plenty of room to complete the paperwork. Low prices.read more

Welcoming knowledgeable staff. With plenty of merchandise to select from at a great price…read more Couldn't ask for a better group of peeps.

The safety here is a little sketchy, but if you can look past that pretty alright spot. Did have…read morebullet holes on the side of the bay.

If Disneyland is the happiest place on Earth, Wade's is the happiest place where things go boom. I…read morewalked in expecting a normal shooting range experience and instead found the friendliest, most safety‑obsessed staff this side of an FAA control tower. These folks don't just remind you about safety -- they radiate it. I have seen them intervening to help people with everything from inproper stance to improper firearm holding handling to keep the more Inexperienced from hurting themselves. (Even stopped some guy that resembled me from pinching my er i mean their thumb in the hammer once. The gun selection? Unreal. They've got everything from adorable little .22 pistols -- basically the BB gun's slightly more confident cousin -- all the way up to the 50mm Israeli Desert Eagle, a firearm so powerful it should come with its own chiropractor. You can only shoot that beast with staff present, which is fair, because it's less "pistol" and more "portable cannon." The beauty is that you can rent any or all of these for a very reasonable price/ rate And the rifles? Too many to list. If it has a barrel and goes bang, Wade's probably has it. I half expected to see a musket from the Revolutionary War and a 40 watt plasma rifle sitting side by side with a big man in a leather jacket with an Austrian accent asking about it. Between the top‑tier safety, the shockingly friendly staff, and the arsenal that looks like it was curated for the Terminator to protect John Connor and the Smithsonian at the same time, , Wade's is easily a five‑star experience. Whether you're a beginner, a pro, or someone who just wants to feel like an action hero for 30 minutes, this place delivers. Highly recommend. Just don't skip arm day before trying the Desert Eagle. To quote the Austrian guy " I'll Be Bock"

Got my XRAY3 suppressor-height sights installed on my P211 GTO by these guys. The turnaround was…read morequick, the installation was clean, and everything came out exactly how I wanted. Great people to work with, excellent craftsmanship, and they've definitely earned my loyalty. I'll be coming back for future work.

Above and beyond in workmanship and outstanding customer interaction & satisfaction. Small…read moreselection of firearms. They are usually backed up with work, so plan accordingly. I've purchased from them and used their gunsmithing expertise and all at very reasonable cost.

Professional, well organized and on it. Attended a training session at BGC check in was smooth…read moreorganized and the class started promptly. The facilities were clean well marked and temp controlled appropriately. Jamol the instructor was personable responsive and knows his stuff. Solid recommend for any needing to take safety training or use of the range.

I took the entry-level pump shotgun class last night. I had only ever shot handguns before and was…read morelooking forward to actually shooting a 12 ga. shotgun I had purchased over a decade ago and never shot. The first two hours were spent in the classroom with information presented on gun/range safety, types of shells, patterning, etc. The instructor was ex-military and had SWAT and ballistics experience, and it was evident he knew what he was doing/talking about. He also took questions throughout and provided thoughtful answers. We spent a fair amount of time on how to disassemble our guns and clean/oil them. The instructor and another fellow helped everyone with this. We went to the range for approximately the last hour of class and were shown how to load ammo and hold our guns (along with more range safety training). We shot several dummy rounds before starting the live fire rounds at paper targets (both single and quick succession firing). Then back to class for a wrap-up/survey (I left a very brief survey page, but expounding on it here). My personal objective for attending the class (I am a female, by the way), was familiarization with my gun (how it works, proper way to hold it, ammo selection (which type for which use, as there are so many kinds/sizes), cleaning/disassembly, how it feels to shoot it, safe handling, etc.) These objectives were all met, and while I definitely need to work on my stance and aim so I'm actually doing what the instructor said to do and not just trying to do it, I feel so much more comfortable now with that gun than before the class. Night and day difference. The class was definitely money well spent. The only nitpick I have is that we were required to purchase 60 rounds of ammo (20 00, 20 #4, and 20 slugs. After shooting the dummy rounds, we only had time to shoot 10 live shots, so I have 50 expensive rounds left. I don't know if/when I will ever shoot that gun again, so ??? I probably should try to make some time to practice, as an hour plus of loading/shooting training for a brand new long gun shooter isn't enough time for any degree of proficiency, but I think requiring 5 rounds (or max 10), of each type of ammo would be better (not 20!) or extend the shooting time and add a short break to shoot more. All in all, an excellent class and instructor, and I definitely recommend it for anyone new to pump shotgun shooting. Cheers!

Been trying to get a hold of these people for weeks. They say to leave a voicemail or email them…read morefor a faster response, did both over 2 weeks ago and haven't heard back. I'll change my review to 2 stars if they respond to me someday

Mill Creek Firearms helped me with a gunbroker.com purchase and transfer. Great having a local FFL…read morein Mill Creek. I would highly recommend.

I was suggested to come into this shop for having some service work done on one of my pieces of…read moreequipment. They were very knowledgeable and their service was very professional and the work they do is extremely impressive. The work they had done for me was very good value, I do wish they had the parts on hand...and finding the entrance was not the easiest, and getting to the front door also wasn't the easiest, that being said the shop and their work is worth the effort! Definitely recommend

I paid over $2k total to have Iron Monkey cerakote and nickel plate two of my old shotguns. It took…read moreabout 4 mo. for the work to be completed. I dropped the guns off completely disassembled and ready for media blasting. I want to be completely transparent and mention the good things as part of this review too. The employees were very friendly and easy to work with. They explained their capabilities and weighed in on what they thought they were capable of. They also gave me a $100 discount for things taking so long. They had some difficulties with the nickel plating and tried to redo it more than once, which I appreciate. They also got creative when running into problems and "brushed" the nickel plating to hide defects. On the flip side, communication was less than desirable and I had to call the shop back on 4-5 occasions because they never returned phone calls they promised. I was also a bit disappointed to see that they left one sharp defect in the trigger guard of one gun and didn't bother to file it down during surface prep. I expected more prep work for a $2k price tag. So they did minimal surface prep work overall which I find disappointing. There were also 2 chips in the new cerakote, 1 of which they said they'd touch up for me with blue. I didn't find the 2nd one until later during reassembly. While I appreciate the creativity, they never called to ask if it was okay to brush the nickel finish. They just did it. I would expect a call asking for permission to deviate from the plan we agreed upon. Even with the brushed finish you can see micro pits in the nickel plain as day. Additionally, they missed a spot completely on the trigger guard and you can see bare copper. These complaints I have are relatively minor by themselves in the grand scheme of things. What makes things completely unacceptable is the touch up job on the cerakote. Aside from the fact that this touch up took 2 days longer than they said it would, they used a sharpie marker to do the touch up instead of blue. I found out about this because the touch up spot looked very purple-colored and the employee told me not to contact the touch up with my finger. When I got home I took a q-tip with alcohol over the spot and it came right off with 1 swipe down to bare metal. I thought to do this because I read another review for Iron Monkey from another customer accusing them of doing the same thing. Bluing is a passivation process that converts the surface metal to an oxide. It does NOT wipe off under any normal conditions, including with solvents. Even if it was old chemical, it will simply not turn the metal black and would fail to work at all. I even have a bottle of Oxpho Cold Blue that is 4 years expired. I hit the bare metal spot with it and it blackened instantly and would not rub off even with acetone. I called the owner to confront them about this and was told that it couldn't be sharpie and that maybe their bluing compound had gone bad. This was a bold faced lie, or the owner doesn't know what his employees are doing. Either way is unacceptable. Given the touch up situation and fact that I paid over $2k for this work and ended up with pitted nickel and chipped cerakote I can't say I'm a very happy customer. I might have lived with the other complaints given the things that did go well, but the bluing situation tips the scale for me. Overall I rate the work as a C- at best, hence my 2 stars. See the pictures I included to show you what I mean.