Honestly, this place is a total rush if you're the type of person who lives for a good bargain…read morehunt. It's basically a Dick's Sporting Goods outlet, and the deals are actually wild, finding a Columbia winter coat for $60. Deal. I love that the extra sales change every week because it makes the "thrill of the hunt" feel fresh every time you walk in. The organization is definitely "chaotic good," though. You have to be in the mood to dig, and the shoe section is usually a bit of a mess, but that's kind of part of the experience. Just a fair warning: it gets surprisingly hot in there, so don't dress too heavy or you'll be sweating before you even find the good stuff!

Because of the nature of the store, the stock changes frequently and it's a little hit or miss of…read morewhat you'll find here. This has been a great find for my growing kids though, as there is a lot of great name brand sports clothing and sporting goods for a lot cheaper than you'll find anywhere else. Of all the Going, Going, Gone! locations I've been to, this has consistently had the best organization and selection.

We we went to Honey Creek Tackle because we needed an authorized service center for our Minn Kota…read moreUlterra Trolling Motor. I had called in advance to verify when I should bring it in. They were friendly at the service counter as we explained the issue with the trolling motor. We shopped a bit while we were there because what fisherman can resist new lures, new fishing rods, reels, etc! They had archery supplies and a lot of them. Also guns and ammo. They took care of our problems with the trolling motor and they did it quickly! We will definitely be going here every time we need service on our trolling motor.

These people have been the best for 9 years. The place is well maintained, the pro shops have…read moreaccepted some crazy requests from us on numerous occasions and has succeeded with service prices far below what I expected. The close family atmosphere is great and helped put my kids' uneasiness of shooting in front of other to rest very quickly.

We stopped into Dick's Sporting Goods in search of stadium chairs and the experience was seamless…read more Right when we walked in, we were greeted warmly by an associate who happily pointed me to the restroom. It's refreshing to meet employees who are not only friendly but genuinely knowledgeable, definitely made navigating the store so much easier. For anyone entering from the east side, you'll head up the escalator, turn right twice, and walk straight toward the northeast corner of the second floor to find the restrooms. The women's restroom was clean, had three stalls, including a handicap-accessible one, and was easy to locate thanks to the clear directions. The store itself is well organized, and the stadium-chair section was conveniently located near the restrooms. We found a great variety of stadium chairs, from large cushioned options around $60 to several other sizes and styles to fit different needs. The selection and pricing felt fair for the quality. Dick's offers a rewards program and fortunately we also had a coupon for $10 off of $40 purchase, saving while spending makes me happy.

Some of the people that work at that store act they do not want to help a person w/ a physical…read morehandicap. (that me) I asked if they have a certain type of shoe. He look it up on the store's iPhone He told me they do not have that kind in stock. Something told me not to leave the store. I found the shoe on a display. I asked another employee that was working in the same area. He looked it up. Well well they had a size 9 1/2 and a size 10. I told the associate his coworker tried to look at that on his phone and told me they did not have any. I think he was acting up (lying to me) I did not put back the shoe on display.

I liked this place very much. The owners are friendly and knowledgeable. They have plenty of…read morehealthy minnows. Everyone there is very customer oriented.

Just re opened at this location. Great spot . Everything you need including great prices…read more Defitently recommend!

Love the staff. So friendly & helpful. They have a huge selection of golf stuff, fishing gear,…read morebait, kayaking stuff, life jackets, camping equipment, and now a gun counter. We get our fishing licenses here too. I've liked everything we've bought from them so far and we'll keep going back.

Great little sports shop they even carry Trek Bikes and Hey Dude's! I also picked up a pair of…read moreSolar Bat sunglasses and they are amazing! The staff is so helpful!

Lovely people, very friendly amd welcoming even after I said I was just killing time, wanted to buy…read morenothing, and I had minimal knowledge. They talked for a while and made some really good suggestions for me to look at when and if I went looking for another gun.

I'm nit sure why there are no reviews for this business. I like it here. I ended up here while…read morelooking for a place that might have a S&W M&P 22 Magnum. First I went to a large store in Greenwood. You know the one I mean. The guy at the gun counter said they wouldn't have one. I asked if they did transfers. He wasn't sure! Then he said he thought they were $75. I told him I used to run an FFL and that I charged $25. The counter guy named some other Greenwood store that might do transfers for a reasonable price. I went there. It was a Sunday. Google lied to me and they weren't open. So I kept trying, and that's how I ended up meeting Josh, the man who runs the Greenwood Trading Post. They're open Wednesday through Sunday, with appointments possible on Monday and Tuesday. But I'm patient. I can let a man have his days off. There are usually a couple other people in the shop with Josh when I come in. Everyone seems pretty friendly to me, and knowledgeable. They definitely put a lot of guns in my hands, but they're not pushy. As a former FFL holder and continuing firearm enthusiast, we have plenty of things to make conversation about. I have done very satisfying business with Josh at fair prices. Give this shop a chance. I think there's a lot more knowledge and goodwill here than at the big store. I'll go here first anytime for the very fair $25 transfer fee and to be treated like a customer by someone who actually knows something about guns. That's right. I could do three transfers here for the price of one at the place where they counter guy didn't give me much confidence in his knowledge of either guns or his store's workings. I'd call that true value.

Cannot remember why i was there. I like guns and ammo and bee having some problems with my take…read moredown levers on my glock 19

Very friendly folks here. Decent selection of guns & suppressors, especially for a small shop. I…read moretry to stop in whoever I'm nearby & have the time.

Th service is unbeatable here honestly. Outstanding job. Had a wide range of firearms to select…read morefrom and showed us several that we were interested in with no issues or no showing us anything we didn't want to see! The pricing is pretty fair, plus we got a package with the firearm that we purchased that made it worth its value! Overall weve always come to range even when it was point blank, it's always been a great place with friendly faces and always someone who's willing to extend there knowledge!

This afternoon I was in the store looking for a fathers Day gift. I would consider my self a semi…read moreregular customer. I've noticed lately things seem to be going from bad to worse with customer service. I was truly hoping that it would get better since this is the closest store to me , which makes it very convient. But today takes the cake and I will not return. The amount of unprofessinalim I witnessed today was totally uncalled for and something you would expect to hear in a bar not a retail store. As I was shopping , there was young man and 2 females, one older and one wearing a bikini top under her world shirt, standing by the counter /register area, who were laughing and talking about one of the females recent "relationships" with very inappropriate, intimate details, such as a " Indian pole riding ", which is offensive in so many ways , as well as joking about how they were all violating HR policies right then . Not only that, the older lady stated that Angela , their HR person was in Cincinnati , was nice and wouldn't care. The man then said that he was going to hit on her so she could become his sugar momma, which they all found incredibly funny. All the while customers in the store could hear everything and were being ignored. There were 2 other male employees in the store helping someone , but anyone else was ignored. To me this screams lack of accountability and leadership . I know I'm only one customer. But I doubt that anyone that overheard this interaction will be back as it was disgusting to say the least . Please do better! And have more self respect.