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| - This was my first visit to this place. I have seen it advertised on TV and Neal's face on Fox 5 as well as other places. I have a friend who wanted to get a price on something and to see if it was real so I decided to give this place a shot. I read a lot of the reviews, both good and bad but felt it was worth experiencing for myself.
The building itself is easy to find, outside on the windows they boast about supporting Veterans which I am one and it is VERY CLEARLY marked outside that "No Firearms" allowed inside. The location of this business can be an interesting area both good and bad.
When you walk in the door before the door even closes behind you, you are immediately approached by a guy with a gun asking you what you need? Really??? Immediately met with intimidation, give me a break....I have been to extremely HIGH END jewellery stores here in town with an armed guard and you are given a very warm and friendly welcome not met by some yahoo with a license to carry a gun who wants to act like a bad ass because he has a gun strapped to his hip.
Once you get past this jerk if you are lucky enough because he determines whether you are allowed to enter the place you are led to a counter. There were two guys on the phone behind the counter so while I waited I glanced around and not one person was in that place without a gun clearly visible on their hip.
I ended up dealing with Neal who was very pleasant and I feel EXTREMELY honest in his assessment of the items I brought in. I asked for his opinion on what I should do with the items as they were not really something he felt was worth much money at all which I agreed with, and he was very happy to help.
So, overall impression, this is NOT a warm and friendly place to do business coming in the door, however if you are lucky enough to get past the fool at the door, I believe you will find the rest of your experience to be a lot more enjoyable.
Personally, I prefer to deal with a business that is warm, friendly, inviting and wants your business whether selling or buying,, not one that wants to intimidate the heck out of you as soon as you walk in the door. Anyone can get a license to carry a gun, you don't have to be a jerk about it. Being retired military, all I can say is he is lucky that gun never left his holster because if it did, he would not enjoy sitting down today with a piece of metal stuffed in a different place. There are other places in town that desire you to come in and next time, I will try one of those.
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