Sam's Gun Shop

Sam's Gun Shop
11714 Airport Road
Everett, WA 98204
Phone: 425-348-3006

http://www.beegc.org/samsgsr/samsgsr.html

 

I'm a member, great place to shoot indoors. Friendly people. Decent prices on firearms and accessories.

 

Probably the best all-around gun store in the north Seattle/Everett area. Excellent selection of guns, and a good indoor range.

 

I am a member here. It's clean and nice place to shoot. Only complaint is that the lanes are a little dark.

 

shot at sam's recently. friendly folks, who emphasize safety (which i appreciate at a public range). even still, folks with minimal skills still blast away. saw a young boy (12ys?) shooting his father's 40cal at much too far a distance. on the second shot he hit the richocheted off the hangar and took out a light bulb at the 40ft line. we had to shoot in a little more darkness that day.

decent selection of rental, too. Unfortunately, the rented sig 229 i shot had 4 light strikes in 100 rounds of 9mm. likely its tough to find time to keep all those guns in top condition.

the shop was larger than other non-chain stores in the seattle area. i am considering membership.

+1 on the slightly dark lanes.

:thumbup:

 

+2 on being a bit dark

Also it's a bit cold in there on the firing line. Heck I always bring a coat but that wasn't enough the last time I was there (of course, that was 2 years ago).

 

Very friendly people especially in the shop. Straight talking, no BS, casual. Cleaned up the lanes. The ones on the left have better lighting. Went there 5-6 times around the Holidays, felt very comfortable. Good prices. Thinking about a membership unless I join an outdoor range like Kenmore or Marysville.

 

Good selection at the gun counter.

I like that they have Montana Gold bullets and reloading supplies for purchase.

Range is friendly and they support action pistol shooting with their Friday night action pistol matches that I used to participate in.

Worth a trip when I'm in the area.

 

Better than most Washington gun shops. Decent prices, friendly staff.

The range is decent, although a bit cramped and cold. Good airflow, but it sometimes makes the targets move around too much.

 

Been going to Sam's ever so often, for seveal years now.

Pleasant and friendly place.

On one visit, a LEO was zeroing in some rifles. He said he comes to Sam's even if it is not the closest range. That said a lot about Sam's.

 

I like shooting at Sam's. I guess I can see where the temp gets to some, but I was shooting in shorts today and felt just fine. It's well ventilated too, so you're not inhaling a lungfull of lead.

 

Sam's is a great place to go and shoot or shop. Great staff and very informative on any questions you might have. have a membership and definitely will renew when it's up. The range definitely does get cold but thats what the jackets and heater are for. Sam's is all around a great shop and range.

 

My wife got us a year membership @ Sam's for X-mas. Looking forward to spending a lot more time there.

 

How much did it run if you don't mind my asking? Norpoint is closer, but pretty pricey.

 

I *DO* mind.


I'm kidding. No I don't.

It's $150 for the family. $125 for an individual. My wife did the fam because she's a better shot than me and wants to shoot more.

 

Thanks! That's significantly better than Norpoint. We always get the family package as well because both my wife and son like to shoot too.
Cheers

 

Whoa, way cheaper. It may be worth the drive down for me. maybe worth it.



Why or why cant we have one here in Skagit.:huh:

 

I like the guys @ Sam's. I've picked up a couple of guns from them, and they've always been very nice to work with. I'm going to see if I have time to certify on rifle this week so I can get more time w/ my battle rifles down there.

I also like that they do have rules to stop some of the rapid fire kiddies I've seen shoot there in the past. The posts and ceiling tell the tale of people whom you really don't want to ever have armed.

 

Yeah - Norpoint is $250.00 a family!

 

There is one in Whatcom. Though I admit that is a little bit of a drive.