Long line, only 1 checker, products of lesser quality than when it was Big R. I used to shop here a…read morelot. Not planning on going back.

Loved this place, and they had everything I needed/wanted! They are DOG FRIENDLY too so your pooch…read moreis welcome to come shopping with you. Mine found a nice round leather collar that I was able to try on in the store for the perfect fit - good price too. My big boy also found a large, peanut butter stuffed bone the chew on while we were on vacation. Everyone was super helpful and very knowledgeable about their inventory. Their selection of bits was amazing and would thrill any horseman or woman. There were a lot of folks shopping for their Klamath County Fair show clothes and I saw some nice outfits being rung up at the check stand. A great place to window shop or find just about anything you need for farm, fair, or home. Will definitely go back on my next visit to Oregon!

Dave and the guys are all very knowledgable on all sporting goods and carry a full aray of fishing…read moreand hunting goods, as well as other sporting goods. To me, this is the ONLY place to purchase firearms!! Courtesy and Service hard to beat.

Since I'm a beginner fisherman from Southern California, it took me a while to find a good place to…read morego for fishing gear and info. The guys working here are really helpful and willing to give some tips to a non-local like myself. If you're new to fishing or need info on where to fish, this place is great. They are also one of the only (or maybe they might be the only) place to get fly tying equipment and supplies. There's also an ample selection of individual flies to choose from if you're like me and don't like buying the packs from big 5. They also have some cheaper stuff than other stores. Bobbers, spinners, and spoons are sometimes $1-2 less than Walmart or big 5. If you go, make sure to check out the bobber bucket for a possible deal.

I appreciate the greeting given as you come through the door by Burnie at the cash register which…read morekeeps me returning to the Klamath Falls store rather than competitors. I shop for horse, cat and dog food as well as all my gardening plants, Fox Farm, and supplies at Grange. I also find gifts in the jewelry and clothing department. I have found their merchandise is of great value and priced competitively. Shop where the service is extra friendly throughout the store as well as load-out area. In my opinion, there is no where better for one stop shopping!

Amazing place for indoor plants, wish they had more plants haha. Great prices, friendly staffread more

Best stocked store ever. There is a giant glass garage door that opens out onto the sidewalk. The…read moreowner is knowledgeable and helpful in finding the best recreational gear. Best part of town... The newest items available.

Mike stands behind and KNOWS his products! He helped me through a bone headed mistake I made when I…read morewas trying to install a rack for my truck. 10/10!

I have purchased guns directly from the store, and also used The Gun Store as my FFL for online…read morepurchases. The staff, especially Terry, are helpful and friendly, and I always get good information and service from them. I am always satisfied with the assistance and service I get from The Gun Store, and really enjoy shopping there. I have found some great values there while adding to my collection.

Very efficient and helpful staff. The Gun Store is my "go-to" FFL for transferring online…read morepurchases. Also, good prices on oddball ammo that I can't find anywhere else. Edward's Gun Repair is also on site and does an excellent job. The gun repair shop is a separate business from "The Gun Store" so shouldn't be lumped together with them in reviews.

They've done a lot of renovations of the interior in recent months…read more They have a good selection of tools, video games, and jewelry. It's all very affordable. The owner has come leaps and bounds on his customer service.

0 stars if i could would not recommend this business. I was looking to purchase a gun there…read moreyesterday I askedvfor the price an Tyler told me $899.00. I come back today and he said he forgot the price then asks the guy who priced it on the phone in front of me he said $899. Then comes to me and said it's $999. Even tho yesterday he told me a $899 I confronted him and he said yeah well its my gun...and I can chnage the price....smh. Wont get my business again.

My father, who's 85, took a 4 groove 30-06 barrel into Maier's shop and asked that he put it on an…read moreolder 30-06 M1903 type military action that had a worn 2 groove barrel on it. The 4 groove had a smooth clean bore that wasn't pitted and was very clean without nicks or rust and very little wear since it had been in a cabinet for a couple decades without use. He went in a clearly told Maier himself that he wanted the 4 groove barrel cut down a small amount and re-crowned, then installed on the action in place of the 2 groove. Some days later a staff person called and wanted to know what was to be done to the rifle which was worrisome since instructions were given and written down. A few days later the shop called and said it was done. My Dad went into the shop and was presented with an action that had a dinged up unpolished 2 groove barrel on it that wasn't the original or the 4 groove barrel that has been delivered with the action. My dad told Maier that there must be some mistake that it wasn't the barrel he brought in plus where was the original barrel from the rifle. Maier told him that it was to the barrel that Dad brought in. When my dad pointed out that the mounted barrel was a 2 groove barrel Maier got angry and told him to get out. He never produced the originally mounted barrel and told my dad he needed to leave. Maier's behavior was really abrupt and a sudden change from being so cordial initially. I suspect he knew something had been swapped or lost and figured the old man wouldn't know the difference. What wasn't counted on was that Dad has done a lot of his own gunsmithing over the last 65 years and knows his business. He hires because he doesn't have a shop with turning equipment and all the necessary tools for barrel changes etc. I think Maier knew he was busted and couldn't face the truth so it was easier to kick dad out (he felt to guilty to charge him by the way) and tell him never to come back hoping that he won't have to face him again.