Legendary Guns

They do a lot of advertising instead should spend more on training. Went in looking for s specific «COWBOY» gun which they did not have. When I asked if they could order one was told «WHAT DO WANT ME TO DO». When I asked if could call as see if the gun is available I was told if he called would I buy the gun. My next question was how much will it cost. Was told «I do not know». I just walked out. They should listen to their own add. Maybe they could learn something.

Legendary Guns Inc. is awesome! Paul and Andrew are great at what they do, and they know how to treat their customers! This is a small mom and pop gun store, with lots of antique guns, and employees who know what they are talking about. These guys are professional and courteous! I will definitely will be back!

Very knowledgeable but also one of the most expensive gun stores in the valley. I ordered a gun from the internet, Gallery of Guns, and the Legendary Guns price was over MSRP. How does that happen? Be prepared to pay retail at this store.

I haven’t bought a gun from this establishment but I did sell them one and was very happy with the process.
I walked in later in the day and asked if they would buy a gun.
They didn’t ask any stupid questions like they did in other establishments:
«this is yours?» «you were able to shoot this?» «why didn’t get a smaller caliber gun?» They just asked why I was selling it, I explained why and that was it.
This is a no nonsense shop, the gentlemen that work here are knowledgeable and respectful, we discussed which gun would be best for my needs in the future when I am ready to buy again and I will be happy to make my purchase here.

Second day in a row I showed up here and yesterday was my first time, ha ha. Met the gunsmith Ryan and you can tell he loves this stuff and was super helpful. We got to talking and he said he could pop in my apex trigger to the S&W SD9ve I just bought in 30 minutes while I wait. What ??? I’ve never heard if such service in the industry. We talked quite a but and I’m pretty sure I’m going to buy an M&P full size just to have him put a trigger in that too (can you tell I appreciate a nice trigger?). This place is very nice for a gun shop, and the inventory is fantastic (they even have an FN 5.7 as of today, lol). Prices seem on par with most gun shops but the service is really where it’s at in this industry. I’m not sure why the other reviews here are negative (I’m not waiting time reading them either) but my experience has been awesome and will be coming back regularly.

So I called this place to get a price on a handgun. The reply I got was; «four hundred something.» Hmm, I never realized that four hundred something was an actual price. I guess It was to much trouble for the guy to actually look and see what the actual price was. I would have probably got a better answer to my question if I consulted one of those magic 8 balls. Guess what Legendary Guns, I will take my four hundred something dollars and happily spend it at another gun shop.

I’m not what you would call a «gun person», but I am a gun owner, so I guess that sort of makes me one… ?
Anyway, I used Legendary Guns on two occasions to receive guns shipped from out of state.
Both times, they didn’t seem to pleased to do this. There was lots of kvetching about the paperwork. When I came in for pick up, I received lots of surliness.
I don’t except to be fawned over at a gun shop, but you know, some civility would be great. Three stars because some of the staff are actually really nice — it depends on if you’re lucky enough to deal with them, and because they do communicate in a timely manner.
I can’t comment on the retail side of the business.

Friendly service and decent prices. During the current drought of .22 ammo they had some and were rationing it so everyone could have some, and didn’t gouge on the price.
Good selection of black powder guns and supplies too.

Every time I go into this place I get that vibe of «we don’t really want you in here, what with your tattoos and all, but we have to keep the ATF happy by actually selling guns to support the need for our FFL…»
Its just not a welcoming scene. Something between benign neglect and outright dismissal of you. Yes, they call you «sir» to your face, but you can sort of tell its a backhanded thing.
Then there is the larger issue of their pricing. Its just out of touch with reality. From ammo to accessories to actual guns, everything is a good 20% higher than it should be.
And then there’s selection. Yes, they do have a lot of guns on hand, but never exactly what you’re looking for at a price you’d be willing to actually pay.
I used to get pretty excited about this place, before I ever set foot in it, because it was on my way to Costco and Target. Then I went in there, and got to enjoy being treated like a quasi-​common criminal because of my tattoos.
Went once debating buying a USA Shooting Edition Ruger ¹⁰⁄₂₂. When I saw the price tag of $ 775, I turned on my heels as I learned from my drill instructor in the US Army and walked double time out the door. It should have been $ 500 at most, so the surcharge was for what exactly?
Long story short, you can find better deals here in the gun loving, ammo hording, shoot first and ask questions if you have to Valley of the Sun. I don’t go in here anymore, if for no other reason than I don’t feel like being insulted because of the markings I chose to put on my skin.