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Disappointed to find they raised their transfer fee to $45.

A great gun store. There are other locals I can go to, but Rapid Firearms have the best selection, and I like the people.

I shopped at Precise when they opened on Aurora in Seattle, when they moved to Lynnwood, and at their current location in Woodinville.

Their pricing for new products is essentially my benchmark. I have placed a number of special orders with them and their pricing has always been great. I no longer live or work nearby, so don't get by regularly. Always have a browser tab open on the Precise website. Being able to see pricing and availability for sooo many brands from multiple distributors is great. Pricing on private party transfers or transfers from other websites is really pretty great as well.

The special order process was simple. Email what you want from their site, call in with a deposit, get an email when its time to do paperwork, and then pickup. Ordering from someone else and shipping to them, pretty much the same process.

Haven't picked anything up from them in around a year, but they are always on my radar. Can be busy, but I think that's a reflection of the value they provide. Great shop.

I may be biased when it comes to this particular review as I have been a customer since I was 19. I am 26 now and I always come back to ORW. Their prices are fair when it comes to the market sometimes a little more sometimes a little less. They have a great staff. I highly recommend them.

Not a bad spot if you're looking for something easily accessible from Portland's west suburbs. Only about 35-40 minutes.

Well maintained for the most part. Will be back when the weather is consistently decent.

Great place to shoot, range officers are polite, and the shop stocks most everything that you could ever need.

Met with their gunsmith Alan to get some stuff done, and plan for some more projects coming up. Very happy overall. Ask for Alan!

Went to transfer a person to person firearms sale with this FFL and after they "FINALLY" got the paperwork done told us that the seller had to take the guns home until the buyer was cleared and then the seller had to bring back in the guns to complete the transfer (1hr away), The paper work and fees were already completed when they told us their policy, Other than taking forever to complete the process (over an hour easy) the guy that worked there let us stand around while he roamed the store looking dumb, The one lady who eventually helped us was nice and I really did not have a problem with her but the rest were unknowledgeable and worthless to say the least, STAY AWAY>>>>

Firearm transfers are a disaster. Took 3 hours of both the seller and the buyers time. No wonder they want paid up front. I'll never darken their doorway again.

I will update my review as at least the owner is concerned about their reputation and called me. Great guy and great communication. Very hard to find good help and government policies make it very hard to protect your business. I understand their concern about doing the right thing, but will not do business as other FFL transfers take a fraction of the time. I don't know the answer and am quite sure things about firearms are not going to get easier. Don't know the answer but the owner of Capital Pawn is a stand up guy!

Bought from here and had a seamless exchange. Thank you.

Went there today for the First time to transfer a firearm. went super smooth and the transfer fee was very reasonable. The guys there were super friendly ended up staying there after the transfer and just chatting with the guys.

I've known the owner for over 20yrs. and purchased my first 12guage Remington wingmaster here. Ralph has also given me a fair price when I sold him weapons. They also buy gold/silver and carry ammunition. Check out their products.

Great guys and bigger selection than I expected. If you're looking for hard to find ammo, give them a call you might be surprised.

This is my local gun shop and gun smith. My first choice and have been stopping in for a couple of years now. Good bunch of guys with a wealth of knowledge.

I wish I could give Dicks zero stars. It's not a 2A-friendly place to shop

Have only used them once, but will be back. One of the nicest shops I have been in.

Bought an upper and minuteman ammo not too long ago last year or so before the parts ban. Love minuteman ammo for my .357 Magnum 686+ specifically their 125gr offering. You want to smack something hard and let them know it as much as your hand? That's the load to go with.

Alex is a good person to work with, super nice guy and is very helpful and honest.

I've been going to this pit for years and it's well known as being more than questionable some times in regard to safety and other shooters. This most recent visit was no different.

We got there early and had no issue setting up and communicating for a cease fire to setup targets. We shot for a solid hour or so as more people showed up and started setting up. The range went cold after a group on our far right went down the line asking for a cease fire. Everybody agreed and an audible 'CEASE FIRE' was yelled out between parties. As the group that asked for the cease fire is crossing the firing line, BANG. Dumbass to our left starts popping of his pistol. Luckily nobody was down range yet. I yelled, "Hey! HEY!! CEASE FIRE!" He apparently was annoyed given the look on his face and whatever he muttered under his breath as he threw his pistol down on his table.

Later on that day, more and more people showed up as it tends to happen here. Another group setup to our left and had zero firearms experience, flagged the line both directions, was chambering rounds with their fingers on the trigger, etc. Then on the far right side, a group showed up that smelled heavily of weed and started blasting off full auto's with home made suppressors. Our group of three rigs packed up and took off after that.

The pit itself is great. It's really the people that mess it up. Please bring bags with you and pack out some extra garbage when you go. Places have been shut down for abuse over the years and I'd hate to see the Greenwater pit be added to that list. Go early morning on weekends or during the week to avoid the super huge crowds or slightly past the big pit, take a right and explore further up the mountain. There are a number of smaller areas to setup and shoot with good backstops and no crowds.