Yes, both online and in the store. Decent

 

Just don't have them setup any bow. They are just another version of Cabelas/BassPro. As a matter of fact they were in the process of merging with BassPro when the government pulled the plug on it.

 

There everywhere, we have a big one in rochester. A little expensive but nice place has it all.

 

Well, they are quick for odds and ends. They have a store near me but not very much in it. I would not let them touch my bow at all.

My first experience online was bad. They showed an item in stock. I could not get to the store that night so purchased as in store pick up. Well guess what? They ship to the store which takes about a week. Me thinking since they showed in stock they would pull from what they have, nope. Goes form warehouse to store.

They do price match.

 

They open a very nice store in my area couple years ago. Little less expensive on most items than bass pro. Wouldn’t hesitate to buy online from them, although I haven’t.

 

I have used them alot, and just bought 10 ladder stands from them

 

You can trust them, not as cheap as some places. Overall 100 times better than Dick's. I have one locally, I used to get all my primers there cheap.......
They carry bottom end Xpedition bows, good deal foe beginners. They had Glock 19s and Glock 17s for $499 on sale for christmas, I got a deal on boots there at christmas. I'm still waiting for my Ruger .308 Precision rifle to go on sale.....

 

They have really good sales, for example year before last I bought 2 Xpedition bows and got a $150 gift card for each one through a promotion. And there Xpedition bows are not bottom end bows as one of the bows I bought was a DLX which was there flagship bow for that year.

 

The one I was in had elite bows as well.

 

I like them, wish they had a store closer to me!

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We have one near me and I’ve bought online and shopped there many times. As mentioned they have good sales and promotions. I’ve bought boots, hunting gear, ammo and guns there and had good luck with them. Haven’t purchased a bow or archery products so can’t speak to that but overall I’ve had good experiences.

 

I bought several Lews Tournament Pro reels from them (online) last year. They were selling them $80 cheaper than Bass Pro!
No problems ar all.

 

decent outdoor store for certain items. No a boutique shop, but good for the basics and some specialty items. In the same general category as Cabela's / Bass Pro.

 

I’ve used them several times with no issues.


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Do not recommend. Customer service (when you can get ahold of them) is awful. Much better choices out there IMO

 

Surprised by this since I called CS 5 times during my ordering of my 10 ladder stands after the voice prompts I always got a human in a few rings and they answered all questions and figured out how many stands arrived and how many still on there way. I'd get emails saying to pick up me order it's in but not all would come in at same time and I didn't want to do a 3 hr round trip to get 2 stands then 2 more a week later and 2 more the next week so they held stands for me at location till all 10 were available to pick up. They even called me when all 10 were there and not just email. I will say I did call the store I ordered them from not the main office place.

 

Didn’t know they were still in business.

 

I've had good luck ordering online. Provided free return shipping as well.

 

My town just got one where a Gander Mountain use to be. So far it seems like a improvement, definitely better selection of items and a bit less expensive


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We have one , I’ve bought pistols , primers , clothes from them .For what I want and use for archery their offerings don’t suit me so not much bought in that regard . So I would say prices are ok as well as the selection .

 

Not a bad place to spend a little money. For me mostly odds and ends. Calls, ammo, last minute camping supply replacement. Decent pricing on most things. Good sales sometimes also. Have purchased a pistol on sale a few years back, bo complaints. Did have to return a duck hunting jacket awhile back, stitching had started to come out after 1 use. They exchanged it no problem.

 

I always had good experiences with them. Nonetheless cheapest, but the local store where I used to live was always clean and usually well stocked. If you kept an eye out you could get some great deals.

I bought a Howa Kuiu edition .308 for $375 on clearance there a few years ago (retail sticker said $1,200).

 

Been in a couple Sportsman’s Warehouse stores and they seem to have some different items in stock. Think it is positive that sale to BPS and Cabela’s got called off. It is better for the consumer if there is competition. Just have to see if SW can survive on their own.

 

Our local store actually does quite a bit to support our archery club; raffle items and allowing space out front for promotional tables for a variety of local archery endeavors.

 

Sportsman Warehouse gives a discount to veterans that were drafted unlike Cabelas and Bass Pro Shop that only gives discounts to retired or active military. It is smaller and easier to run in and out. Prices otherwise seems the same to me.

 

Cabelas/Bass Pro always gives me a veterans discount, but it's only 5%

Sportsman's gave me a 10% discount iirc

 

We've had one in Albuquerque for many years and they have been good for the most part. Now Cabelas/bass moved in and they are struggling a bit. They do a lot of raffles to support local communities and usually have more knowledge locals working there than what I've experienced with Cabelas. Inventory can be lacking sometimes but that is likely due to the good sales they regularly have.

 

I like Sportsmans. They put guns on sale then I go to Scheels and they will price match it.
Sportsmans is an hour away but when I’m in the neighborhood I’ll swing in and browse. Its like a little Cabelas before they became a clothing store.


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