Sportsman's Warehouse

Being new to hunting and a woman, I have found it hard to be taken seriously when I walk into a gun shop looking for assistance in the past. That was not the case here. I went to the gun area and immediately, an older gentleman, Tim, was eager to help me. I told him my situation and that I had a lot of questions. He talked with me for an hour and was so helpful and directed me to a really good firearm. There were none available in store, but he advised me to call the manufacturing folks and visit other gun shops in town, even gave me a list. This man was awesome, and I cannot speak from a heart of gratitude enough!

They had a lot of ammo, but nothing I was looking for. They also didn't have any reloading tools that I was looking for... And it didn't look like I had any powder I walked in, and was walking around for a few minutes, and it looked as if all the employees were enjoying more of their time, talking with coworkers or friends. Generally speaking, sportsman's greets you within walking in, and you will be graded quite a few times in your visit, but upon being here, it was as if everyone was doing their own thing, and didn't care to talk to anyone else. (I had a handful of questions, but generally was able to figure out that they had nothing in stock)