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This is a wonderful shop that I have been buying guns from for years. They might not always have what you're looking for but they have always checked to see if they can obtain the firearms you're in search of. Like all brick and mortar stores their prices are a bit more than you'll find online, but it is worth it to do what we can to support local family run businesses.

I've been a long time customer. Found them fair in there assessment of firearm values when selling to them and also when purchasing. On occasion I've purchase firearms from a third party and they facilitated the transaction in the legal way. Also, they handled the shipment to an out of state buyer through their ffl, including packing and shipping . Hassle free!

Bought one of the new Ruger American ranch rifles in 5.56, great little gun very helpful staff. Will be a return customer

I bought my first hunting rifle from Darmsco, using Joe as my local FFL dealer. Very friendly guy

I bought a lower receiver for AR-15 from Sporting Systems. Transaction going good and I got my receiver at Tuesday (2 business days after) for 128$ (taxed)

Went in looking for a specific uncommon rifle. Although they did not have it in stock, they offered to find what I was looking for.

These dudes are the best. Between the used gear they carry, the training they offer, & the knowledge they are more than willing to share, you are bound to become a repeat customer. I still stop by every time I'm in the Rouge Valley.

Bought my latest suppressor from Alex. He made it super easy.
I’ve done many firearm transfers with him, and all have been flawless. I send my friends because it’s too easy to get screwed over at a pawnshop and people don’t like waiting in line at Sportsmans... he delivers a 1:1 enjoyable personal encounter every time, replete with dogtime. Super smart guy with lots firearms knowledge. He does refinishing, gunsmithing, bulk and custom ammo production, and both standard and NFA sales. He is starting up slide milling for optics as well. He also does estate sales for a very reasonable commission. Highly recommend.

Very helpful; knows his stuff. Reliable! He did some simple gunsmith work for me and did a great job!

went to Oregon rilfeworks yesterday to get a QD mount for my sling. spoke to a worker about different sling set ups since I'm new to firearms, he was very helpful in this regard showing me different set ups on firearms.

Met at tick licker for a transfer, it was hard walking out of there without picking something else up

They do everything, from reloading to firearms sales and NFA transfers as well

All around great FFL to do business with. I have used them for transfers and to purchase new and used firearms. All positive things to say.

Only went in with wife to check out some stuff and ended up leaving with some nice rounds for once

I sometimes stop at gun ranges in areas that I don't normally circulate in. I'm from the "north end" of the Puget Sound area. Today I was at the WAC gun show in Puyallup. Last night I looked online to find a gun range on the way home. I found the Renton Fish and Game Club, in the Renton Highlands. I checked out their web site, watched their recommended 25 minute safety video, and downloaded their visiting shooter form to fill out. Weekend afternoons are always a mess on Highway 167, so I took Hwy. 18 to Hwy. 169 (Maple Valley Hwy.). This back way is a lot more relaxing than being stuck in gobs of traffic on 167.

When I got to the range, from having watched the video I felt like I'd already been there. This is a very nice little range, tucked into a wooded area that is now surrounded by years of development. The staff is friendly and helpful. The benches have adequate space between them. I was shooting rifle, and on that range they have 50, 100 and 200 yard targets. I didn't go over and look at the pistol side, which was right next door. It looked to me like they get a lot of shotgun action there, very nice shotgun field. The range office at the shotgun field was very spacious, clean, and refrigerated to about 65 degrees. Very nice facility.

The fee to shoot as a visitor at RF&GC is $20. Which isn't all that much these days. Remember, when you pay this fee at non-profit type gun ranges, you are paying to support their overhead. If it weren't for the fees, these ranges wouldn't exist. I was an officer for a club where I'm a member; the visitor fees are a very important source of revenue for them. The member dues only go so far and clubs like this make up the difference with visitor fees.

On the day I was there, no screaming old men running the establishment. Only a couple of friendly, helpful young guys.

I recently visited the shop.
Great Service & Organization
Always seem to have a great Selection

I've purchased new and used in the pass and had great experiences.

Definitely Recommend.

Horrible Service. (As a new customer)

1. Private person to person gun transfer.
- After background check was approved, I go to pickup the firearm....
I was given the firearm and decided to stick around and make an eAccount (fingerprints,etc) thru SilencerShop. Right before I leave, another rep. stops me and said, "oh it looks like your approval was a lil over 30 days ago...." He requested my gun back and made me pay a second time and wait for a second approval on the same gun!

2. The SilencerShop eAccount I made..... was for an SBR purchase. My first SBR/form 4. Coat of Arms helped me thru the whole process and told me I was done and they would submit it on their end. I didn't know better and didn't know I was supposed to get a confirmation email,etc..... I have the receipt for the transfer transaction, waited 12 months..... NOTHING. When I called in, because they didn't notify me, they apologized because it looked like Silencer Shop never got the credentials or whatever they needed from Coat of Arms..... They made an excuse about having employee issues during that period....blah blah blah.... Long story short, it took almost 2 yrs for my form 4 due to their negligence.

I did finally get the transfer done. After Coat of Arms had me making several calls to SilencerShop and ATF....For me to find out SilencerShop (explained the situation) but needed to hear from Coat of Arms.

Poor service- Making customers do their leg work

Friendly guy. I purchased a few guns from Deschutes Arms and Munitions and the transaction and transfers was at Sunset Firearms. During that period there were crazy long wait times.... The rep/owner had great communication and was a pleasant transaction. I would recommend their services and would use them again.

They usually have a pretty good selection, things just cost more, although it is a small business and I like them

This is a great shop to deal with, owners are helpful without being condescending and friendly in a way you feel welcome. Their small scale makes them very efficient, theyre the very definition of kitchen sink FFL. Transfer prices are very competitive and beat most bigger FFLs around the Sound. Shop selection is small but I heard them say they can order just about anything. Ive only done a transfer here though. Located along the newly extended NorthCreek trail so there is plenty of parking now.

Location is rather unusual being its part of a converted suburban house. Not saying its a negative ive just never dealt with anything like it before! I grew up in the area and drove by here a 1000 times and never knew this was a gunshop until I saw them listed on google maps haha. Once you get past that initial uniqueness, I think its super neat what theyve done. Its really cool theres a sortve covert FFL so close by in the suburbs. I hope they continue to get lots of business despite the wave of anti-gun legislation.

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