Northwest Armory - Milwaukie

This is the shop I like firearm shopping the most. It's a big shop with plenty of space and a good sized parking lot. The employees are friendly and quick to ask if I needed any help. The friendly shop dog is a welcoming sight also that helps greet people when they come in. I've only had good experiences while shopping here.

Been a customer for a few years. They have a Silencer Shop and know how to get you through the paperwork. Also a Benchmade dealer with fairly good selection. Top notch Sig dealership. They are okay with ammo and accessories.

They seem to have gotten hit hard by the demand wave that started a couple of years ago. If you are a customer that can wait in line and be respectful, they will take care of you. If you have no tolerance for lines and demand instant service, you will be very disappointed.

Mid mornings on weekdays seem to be lower traffic.

Recommended if you are patient.

Bought a 9 mm for a great price, also had an online transfer go through at a busy time seamlessly.

Have been there several times over the years. Bought a couple of guns. They're close by where I live and on my shortlist of "go to" places.

I really love this place. Customer service is hit and miss. But really just do to being busy. Totally get it. Will continue to shop here. I would recommend.

I've been here a number of times over the years, and mostly I get very good service. Sometimes it's so busy it takes a while, but oh well. Lots of selection!

picked up a new Leupold 4-12x40 cds scope. the only place in town that had what I was looking for. always friendly and helpful staff and competitive pricing.

I have been here multiple times. Overall experiences have been good. Online transactions are very easy order online and pick up in store. At time the can get pretty busy and if you are looking for some talking time or more assistance I would recommend getting in early! The selection is always good and there is plenty of ammo at a decent price all considering.

This is my local gun store. Good people. Good inventory. Good service.

It's nice to go into a gun shop that has a collection of historical firearms on display.
If you want a Sig Sauer, I recommend you look at their display of pistols for sale as I have not found a better selection anywhere.
This is the store I bought my first firearm at, and their customer service was great and accommodated my fondling eyes.
They once even accommodated me when I accidentally stumbled in after close, you won't find that other places.
Visit their website and see what they have to offer!

One of my favorite shops to stop into.

I bought a KelTec PF9 there and some 9mm ammo and shotgun ammo and I was happy with the price on all of it. Whenever I come in, and just want to take a look at the guns I am dreaming about, I get the same level of assistance then as when I was purchasing. I may not buy my next new gun there (depends on if it is in stock and how bad I need it), but it will be the first place I look.

I've shopped here a few times and purchased from them at gun shows. The employees I've dealt with have always been pretty helpful and down to earth. I've been in on really busy days but Karl seemed to go out of his way to get me some help, even though he admitted I might have to wait because he didn't know enough about the parts I was asking about. I'll definitely shop here again. If I had to give any criticism about the shop it would be in organization. I don't know if it's because things are constantly being loaded out for gun shows or something but the place often seems cluttered to me (especially the spaces behind the counters). If I could easily find want I want to look at, I wouldn't need the attention you could be spending on other customers on those busy days. Thanks!

They have always been very respectful and helpful when, I needed help. I buy all my ammo and accessories from them.....

Decent prices in general, very good selection, friendly folks even when there was a crush of people. I go here when I'm less patient, and my quieter walking-distance LGS is out of stock.

I picked up my current CCW (M&P .40) there, and they had the lowest price in town at the time on my wife's Sigma.

I wasted a good half hour or more of a gentlemans time there lately (Unfortunately drawing a blank on the name), he was totally helpful and had no problem dragging through their magazines and online providers to cross reference specs that I was unsure of on about a dozen rifles. That was before he knew I was a cash in hand buyer!
Everywhere else I stopped seemed to give me all the answers I didn't like about the particular coyote rifle/s I was interested in, including them pretending there was some difficulty in ordering.
He didn't care about having to order it for me, it's far from a rare gun so I don't know what the deal with a couple other shops was. $200 down, it was there in 5ish days, paid the balance and have a coyote rifle I'm very happy with!

I've been in there twice in the last couple weeks looking at a low buck .38 snub. I've asked too many questions, some of them very dumb.... but they have been more than helpful with answers and recommendations without trying to up-sale me to something I can't afford. They will be getting a lil over $300 of my money on the 15th for a new .38 Taurus, ammo, and IWB holster. If you haven't been there, go check 'em out. They don't have the selection of Keith's, but you don't get the fast food attitude either. I'll be a customer for a long time!

Purchased every gun I have (with the exception of my trap gun) from these guys. Karl and the gang are top notch. Sometimes when they're busy, it's hard to get their attention but they're usually nice enough to let me know that they'll be right with me. Noah is a wealth of knowledge, Dennis gets straight to the point and Karl will cut you one **** of a deal if you get him in the right mood I got my LMT, LCR, XDM, 22/45 and 15/22 from them. Unlike nearly every vendor on gunbroker.com, they don't charge you a credit card processing fee.

Just picked up a Springfield R.O., and they matched a competitor's price. I was actually on my way to Keith's, but NW Armory is closer. NICS was down, but otherwise it was a flawless transaction. I was a bit turned off during the ammo scarcity because they doubled their prices, but I'm glad I gave them a call today.

Went there on Last Wed. Found a CMMG AR lower for 249.00. It even had extra single sling mount on it which isnt normal $20.00 value. I had previously visited Keiths. They had the same lower for 349.00. minus the sling mount. Bought the lower was easy smooth transaction and even spent a few minutes browsing the accessories a decent selection. Defiantly do business again there very friendly staff and Yellow Lab ^^

I reviewed the cost of building a complete Lower. 130.00 stripped lower about 70.00 for AR lower parts kit. 75.00 for buffer tube spring buffer and collapsible stock. Personal cost of self assembling the lower accurately and clean.


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