Gun Shops near Sunnyvale, CA

“Harry at U. S Firearms in Sunnyvale is a joke as a gunsmith expert. Only needed to remove a remington700 factory barell and waited 10 -12 weeks for an appointment from Harry but always making excuses when to bring it in. When you call for appointment again after waiting after his specific time frame, makes another excuse to further the time frame. If you can’t do it just say so straight out instead of making excuses. An apprentice or myself could do that simple job if I had the tooling but I do’t. So beware of this so called gunsmith person because he is not reliable in even removing a factory barell.
RD”

“Been going to Rob for many years. Definitely the best FFL in the East/South bay. Straight shooter and cracks jokes every time I’m there. Hope he’s sticks around for a long time.”

“I used this service for receiving ammo bought online. It worked perfectly. Be aware though he only takes cash although there is an ATM right in his office. He was also really friendly and had great stories to tell. Too bad I was rushing back to a meeting or I would have stayed longer to chat.”

“Absolutely amazing store! Nothing but the best experiences when I go in there. All the guys up front (Sergio, Ryan, Jose) can handle all your needs. Miss getting the phone calls from Keagan in the warehouse letting me know new things I was on the list for came in, but still an awesome store to shop at. 11/10 recommendation to all.”

“Bullseye seems to be a LGS that is somewhat recommended for PPT in the South Bay and today is the first time I've been there. It's surprisingly busy for a small store but then almost all the LGS can be somewhat busy. The plaza is very small and parking can be difficult. Also be careful when you back out because you have to back out into the main street.

The store is not very big and it's mostly catered towards newer guns as it has a small used/consignment section.

People are nice enough and they didn't quell when you do PPT there. They don't charge extra for PPT but they do charge 3% extra for credit card.

I found the price of the guns there to be slightly expensive so I wouldn't say this is a good place for deals. The form you fill out for DROS is online and you do it on your phone with a QR code. It's pretty cool but can be hard if you have a small phone.”

“This is a good place to shoot when the weather is nice as it was today. The pistol and rifle ranges are fully outdoor so you are not surrounded by brick at all. Paper and hanging foam targets only for the public. Their military discount also applies to veterans here. They have ammo, clays and other basics for sale on site.”

“Eddy's Shooting Sports was only gun shop that actually carried Nighthawk Korth revolvers. Two other gun shops wouldn't even return my query while Eddy's had the Korth NSX actually in stock. In fact, they had a few Korth revolvers in stock. Greg, the owner, was very helpful and patient showing the Korth plus other items I was interested in. Never felt rushed or pressured in any ways. It's always nice dealing with the owner who actually cares about the customer.”

“Great gymnastics classes. The prices for class are very reasonable. The coach Mr. Sweet is an amazing teacher and very kind person. He is the teacher who is taking classes because he loves gymnastics and wants kids to become successful in gymnastics. He is not much into money, never really pushes you for payments. I don't think he even keeps official records for payments, just trust based. Kids enjoy his classes. My daughter is always very eager to go to gymnastics classes. Everyone loves Mr Sweet!”

“In a world where customer service seems to be disappearing, Sportsmen’s Supply in Campbell reminded me what old-school integrity looks like.

I recently had a firearm transfer that ended up sitting for roughly eight months. Most businesses would have simply pointed to the policy and charged every penny owed. Fair enough. My mistake, my responsibility.

Instead, John took the time to walk through everything with me. He was straightforward, honest, and treated me like an adult. No games. No pressure. No sales pitch.

What impressed me most was that he applied common sense and fairness. He explained the fees, showed me the math, and significantly reduced the storage charges even though he had every right to charge more. His attitude was simple: if something is fair, it’s fair. If something is right, it’s right.

That kind of business philosophy is becoming rare.

Sportsmen’s Supply feels like one of those places where a handshake still means something. The shop has been around for decades, and after my experience, it’s easy to understand why.

Thank you, John, for treating customers with respect and for proving that character still matters.

I’ll gladly be back and will continue recommending Sportsmen’s Supply to friends and family.”