PSA archery in Tucson is an industry leader. Consistently rated above other firms in the business…read morePSA is a Tucson gem, with great service and superior products. The earlier low rating from a "Madison" seemed out of place so I looked up her other ratings. Almost all of them are zeros, suggesting she might be one as well.

I am just now getting into archery and heard great things about the PSE pro shop so I thought I'd…read moretake a look. Being new to archery I wanted to start out on recurve. I was pretty disappointed in their selection. They don't actually make their recurves in the factory next door and have to order just like everyone else. When I told the workers that I was new to archery and what I needed to get started and set up for a recurve bow there responses were aloof and minimal. After finally finding a bow I wanted to try I was able to place an order which would arrive the next day. I was told I would be called when it was ready and that didn't happen so I called myself. I was told the bow I ordered was given to someone else and that I would have to wait two months for another one. If you are looking to start out on recurve don't go to these guys. They tend to be more knowledgeable and helpful with compound users.

Best gun store in Tucson. I found them on google and dropped by to see the huge selection they…read morehave. Their customer service is top-notch, 100%. I will continue to purchase more from this store because of the selection but most of all their customer service.

I had a great experience at SNG Tactical in Tucson, and I want to specifically shout out Paul for…read morethe excellent customer service. Paul was extremely helpful from start to finish. He took the time to answer all of my questions, walked me through everything I needed, and shared some solid insider advice that I genuinely appreciated. He made the entire process smooth and stress-free. I ended up purchasing a Glock 19 Gen 6, along with ammo, and I couldn't be happier with the experience. You can tell Paul really cares about doing things the right way and making sure customers are comfortable and informed. The overall atmosphere at SNG Tactical is great -- welcoming, professional, and very community-oriented. This is the kind of gun store that makes you want to come back. I'm looking forward to doing more business with them in the future. Highly recommend SNG Tactical and definitely ask for Paul if you stop by!

Zona Range was a great spot to practice. The RSOs are genuinely warm and inviting while laser…read morefocused on safety. Air circulation was good which kept both powder and temperature under control. We will be back to enjoy this spot!

The service was terrible. Not all the staff, just one named Pamela. She had the worst attitude,…read morefrom the time I called to see if they had the kind of gun I wanted, to actually purchasing a gun for almost $900. You'd think if a customer is dropping a decent amount of money, and even if someone was just coming in to look, you'd be more respectful. Pamela was so rude and I will never be going back for any of their services. Just because you work in a gun shop and know about guns doesn't mean your ego gets to ruin the experience for the rest of us. All the other staff were very nice and she has given the whole business a bad look.

This review is for their fingerprinting services only. I have nothing but great things to say!…read more I was a little apprehensive to come here, but as soon as I opened the door I was met with smiles and efficiency. There was no line and the fingerprinting tech was ready to go. The bathroom to wash your hands in before and after was kept clean and nice. The tech who did my fingerprints was gentle and clearly understood what he was doing. I was in and out in less than 15 minutes. I never thought I would have such a pleasant experience getting fingerprinted, but I did! I highly recommend!

A great experience with my sales rep Sean, who was very patient and took the time to explain…read moredifferent features to me. Love the shop and nobody's ever pushy and they have a great deal for CCW for 60 bucks every sat ! Cheers

Knowledgeable, courteous service with good pricing. Sales people will greet you at the door and as…read moreoften as not it will be the owner, Patrick.

My husband (nicest person by far) went to pick up a shotgun he had won. He was excited to check it…read moreout. He got there and almost every single employee was rude to him. One employee even told him he had to wait 30 minutes, then yelled back at his other employees insulting my husband. employees were standing around talking to eachother. the customer service was horrible. he was interested in a pistol, but wasn't going to give them his business. They called HIM to let him know the shotgun was in, and then treated him badly. Such a bummer.

excellent knowledge, and very help to the beginner shooter…read more helpful in cleaning my delicate Springfield pistol. like a lady she needs proffessional care.

Used John for a transfer. Easy to work with and the price was very reasonable. Will be using him…read morefor all my transfers.

I love pima pistol club. The staff is so friendly and make you feel safe with all the precautions…read morethey take. The view of the mountain is beautiful and peaceful while shooting. And if youre new like me, others may politely give you shooting tips.

I will start by saying I didn't have any issues (save one) with the staff's attitude. they are…read morefriendly and welcoming. the range is dynamic with a bunch of different bays great for various close range drills and competition. They are one of the very few ranges that allow machine guns & FRT's for members, and don't lose their heads if you're running a sling or holster. Unfortunately that is all I can say well about this place. Its unique nature and promised dynamic shooting capability is completely ruined by incompetent management, inconsistent rules, lack of common sense with many of the RO's, and a complete lack of signage and member notification for hour changes and the such, as well as poor customer/member service and compensation when THEY screw up. For instance, they are inconsistent on what ranges allow steel targets. After asking three different people which ranges you can/can't use them, I still don't know because i got three different answers. my first time there after buying my membership I got assigned a range, asked for the key to the steel target connex box, set up, and shot for two hours having no one say anything. Next trip a couple weeks later, I claimed the same one, and after letting me waste 20 min setting up, they choose to come tell me I can't use steel on that range, wasting my time. On the 50yd range to the right of the 100yd, I have witnessed people set up steel at the 10yd minimum to the tables no problem. I take over and shoot at the LITERAL SAME plate rack which was left set up and oh no no, I have to move it to the 40yd line so i'm not bouncing bullet fragments into the adjacent range. A side note on the steel, they talked it up big how as a member you're provided steel targets, but these things are ancient and jank. they all look like they've seen mag dumps of M855 and are unsafe, I started bringing my own shortly into it. So much for that perk. Next and a way bigger issue, there are no waiting lists for ranges. You go on a weekend or a holiday? You better get there an hour before first shots or be ready to wait with your thumb up your ass. Because if you dare settle for the public range while you wait, they'll give them out like candy to their longer standing members KNOWING you want one (Yes I'm a paying member). Absolutely ludicrous oversight that cost us entire range days. I'll just make this last point because the rest are just compounding annoyances you'll find many places. I would also like to note that I have been nothing but patient and accommodating when these issues arose. But the final straw was yesterday, when my cousins & I went for a zero & function check day. Mind you when I studied their website back in November there was no mention of seasonal hour changes, there was no email headlined to members about hour changes, and there is ZERO signage at the range itself denoting current hours of operation. Their last checkin time changed from 4pm to 1:30, and last shot from 4:30pm to 2pm. This was unbeknownst to us, which wouldn't have been anything more than just another inconvenience IF at the time of check in (which was basically at 1:30) they would have rubbed two brain cells together and maybe asked if we knew they were almost closing. Nope, they took my cousins $40, WATCHED us unpack a ton of guns & gear obviously not intended for mere minutes of shooting, set up targets, start shooting for perhaps 10 min, then come over and tell us last shots. We were furious. and after explaining our situation, and highlighting THEIR FAILURE to properly post their hours fukn anywhere, they refused reimbursement for range fees, not even in the form of passes. At this point, I feel like I was misled by the website and range staff about the capabilities and benefits of the facility to get my money out of me for a membership. And whenever I bring up a legitimate grievance to them, they pretty much tell you to piss off. I'm done with this garbage range. I will be warning my customers away, and I suggest you steer clear until they can get their crap together.

I was always told this place is ran by power tripping ranger masters. My first trip here and I…read moredidnt see that. They do have some rules a little excessive in my opinion, but hey- they're all about the safety; cant be mad at that. As long as you're safe and willing to follow the rules, you'll have a good time. Some of the clientele was a little snobby thou. The guy next to me with a single shot 22 was constantly complaining about "all the brass" from my rifle. I guess no one should have a 30 rounder, And yes my rifle spits brass far. It's a gun range dude, stop your crying. He tried to puff his little chest... really? At a place where everyone is armed? You want to start a argument? That tells me all I need to k ow about you. So- watch out for these types of folks here; haven't ran into this at any other range, was odd. A couple other people seemed put off by another guy with a Kalashnikov... again; public gun range people, stop crying. The range its self was very clean and alot of staff. Made it a little easier to keep watch over my family shooting with the officials watching everyone to make sure no one was getting crazy/dangerous. I would easily say if you know how standard firearm safety, the right kind of safety, how to correctly handle a firearm, and you're familiar with basic range rules, it wont be to big of a stretch for you here. Its WAY closer than any other outdoor range for me, unless you count wildcat type... not for me anymore.

do not go here unless you want the off chance that someone calls you "stoned", makes the range…read moremasters hound your ass until you're just fed up and leave, all so that their friend can shoot next to them. pathetic. mfer was using his phone inside the yellow line, and i get yelled at for putting my gun away and leaving. "nO tHe BaG hAs tO bE On ThERe." did you have any problems with me prior to the false accusation? NO.