Gun Shops near Lake Orion, MI

“Best sports hunting staff with practical insights of what hunt patterns of camo and gun best suites your needs for whatever quarry your after any day 365 days a year. Vets get auto 10% off everyday too! THE Staff at the Utica store are top drawer like ms. "TERESA" who is the best and kindness saleslady to help outfit Any needs quickly plus ring you up in a flash with a kind word to help get you on your way. When it comes to quality products and low prices I shop Dunhams first and for 50 years now plus they publish lots of percentage off coupons in the yearly michigan deer ? hunting rules guide books the dnr sets out every year so everybody wins! Plus the Low prices will bring you back! Guaranteed!”

“Been coming here off and on throughout my life, however the past year has been by far the most frequent, mainly because I didn't like shotguns or shoot clays when I was younger. The sporting clays courses here helped change my opinion, since the courses are frequently adjusted and present realistic scenarios to what you can expect in the field hunting. It's fun hitting the "gimme" shots expected from single thrower, until you realize that's now it works in the field. Immensely improved as a shooter thanks to their courses and my stubborn ego, didn't even know until a friend I go here with frequently mentioned it, and if you challenge yourself to hit all the offerings on the 4 position(ridge?) course you'll improve likewise. If you're looking for niche-tier higher end firearms I can say that they definitely have that in abundance in the shop. Beretta had just discontinued the 486 when I got into shotguns and I'd never seen one "in the wild" until checking here and finding 3-4 of them. Honestly wasn't ecstatic about what it cost but I knew from the first time I shouldered it that I'd be foolish, especially given the current lack of quality SxS guns, to pass on it. They also said they're willing to give an in-house warranty for guns purchased through them, which sealed the deal. If I'm being honest I did feel a bit slighted when, within the next month afterwards, while remembering my face, apparently forgot about the inquiries regarding the 80x Beretta had just launched, since they had apparently taken orders on the launch edition, had at least one purchase fall through, and proceeded to sell said firearm to a close friend one day after we'd finished shooting. I'm likely blowing it out of proportion, and I find the 2-tone brown model uglier than sin compared to the standard all-black, so although I was extremely disappointed at that time, I'm glad it wasn't me now. Just expected different given the large purchase made in close proximity, and inquiring about the model within the week or so prior. It's the past, and unless it turns into a pattern, I wouldn't allege any malady intended. It's a stretch but the only thing I've had go less than fantastic, which is testament towards everything else positive about the facility. They're very down to earth about realities involved and give a 10% mark-down to allow for broken clays or faulty launcher. If you repeatedly attempt to get a launcher to work after 2-3 failures consecutively, well Google the definition of insanity. It's rare that more than 1 specific launcher between both courses acts up, however clays can crack and sometimes you do draw the short straw but it's part of the reality. Generally other shooters spread word when a particular stand is being difficult, so I'd suggest being friendly when doing the rounds, as kindness begets kindness. The fact that you can shoot green-tip etc. equals out any complaints about range price to me. Just come prepared and follow the simple rules, haven't ever had an issue personally. Common sense isn't really common anymore so in short: remove mags when leaving actions open, don't shoot empty expecting them to play "did he fire 6 shots or only 5?" and if for some reason it's not 2nd nature, treat barrels as if they're always loaded, point em up, downrange, at the ground but not in any other direction. This is the best sporting clays course I'm aware of open to general public in the state.”

“This is a fine shop, overseen by men who know their craft and love the flag, based on my personal experience there. First, they're friendly and patient. Second, I submitted a Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS with parts to install, including Trijicon HD XR night sights and other upgrades -- the work product was excellent to be sure. Further, it was clear to me these gunsmiths have a wide knowledge base, because they were able to address my follow-up questions about my H&K. Gunowners interested in self-defense need to know that their firearms are in good hands and will be worked on by the best. Go with these guys. Can't go wrong. I am definitely bringing my other items to them to look at.”

“Great deals and friendly staff. I asked the guys behind the gun counter about a hundred questions and they were very patient and understanding. They had lots of great input as well. When I got to the register I had an issue with one of the items not scanning properly and Jane took care of it, in a very patient and friendly manner. Great team of people and great prices. What more can you ask for?”

“Went in to shop around and had Olivia help me out. Absolutely the best customer service I’ve ever received. She deserves a raise and a promotion. I will definitely be returning because of her!!”

“I brought my gun in to this father/son gunsmith duo to have some work done on a gas system and bolt carrier group. The bolt carrier group had been stuck inside the gas tube. I dropped it off in their shop and less than 15 minutes later I got a call saying that they were done. Unbelievable turnaround! The initial invoice said that it would cost $85, but they said that they were only gonna charge me $20. I highly recommend them to anybody that needs any type of gunsmith work. Fantastic customer service. Very humble and down to earth gentleman. They will have 100% of my business moving forward.”