I have picked up a few guns from H&H. Sometimes they can have good prices but for the most part I think they are high.
Yeah, their prices are high for everything. Parts, guns, and ammo. I did buy my rifle there for what I thought was a decent price. That was the only reason I picked it up from them.
I also won't purchase parts from them anymore unless I absolutely don't want to wait for shipping.
I also won't purchase parts from them anymore unless I absolutely don't want to wait for shipping.
+1.....I always shop around to get the best price.I have had good and bad service at H&H and OMA.
I like the ownership and pay to shoot there. Bot afterbuying small parts a couple of times I asked if I could get a kiss to go with the F****ing
@0 buck for 4 screws???? I got the for a buck a piece
@0 buck for 4 screws???? I got the for a buck a piece
I enjoy going to different gun stores and attempting to memorize their prices. I was at H&H for the first time a couple of weeks ago and it did seem like they were a little high on prices.
However, the service that I recieved was excellent! I don't know about you, but I don't like when I ask the employees on the floor/behind the counter and they seem not to be knowledgable. I think every gun store employee should have put at least a magazine through any gun that they may be responsible for selling.
For example, I was looking at aimpoint optics and had no prior experience. The employee was moe than willing to help me understand exactly what I am looking at.
Point is, you have to pay for this kind of service in any kind of store. I also noticed that their selection was top notch. I don't tend to worry much about spending an extra $50 to support a well run business. Remember, we vote with our dollars!
*I do not have any business connection or otherwise with H&H.
However, the service that I recieved was excellent! I don't know about you, but I don't like when I ask the employees on the floor/behind the counter and they seem not to be knowledgable. I think every gun store employee should have put at least a magazine through any gun that they may be responsible for selling.
For example, I was looking at aimpoint optics and had no prior experience. The employee was moe than willing to help me understand exactly what I am looking at.
Point is, you have to pay for this kind of service in any kind of store. I also noticed that their selection was top notch. I don't tend to worry much about spending an extra $50 to support a well run business. Remember, we vote with our dollars!
*I do not have any business connection or otherwise with H&H.
Ya, I bought a soda and a cookie. Seems they were waaaay higher than Sams Club by at least 9%.....crazy economy!
I thing that are EXTREMELY fair. It is a gun shop, not an internet store in the back of some guys garage. No matter what you are buying, I can find it cheaper on the internet. If we are going to succeed as a country we have to start supporting local businesses.
Now if you are shopping elsewhere in OKC and find it cheaper, that is fine but you get a certain level of service from some gun stores that you don't get from others.
BC
Now if you are shopping elsewhere in OKC and find it cheaper, that is fine but you get a certain level of service from some gun stores that you don't get from others.
BC
Burk I agree that we need to support local establishments for many reasons. I don't think extremely is how I would phrase it though. Case in point - this week I bought an LCR from Academy for $449.
H&H in stock - $499
OAS out of stock - $439
Mark's Firearms would have took a few days - $409
My point is that either H&H needs a new distributor or they need to work on their competitive pricing.
H&H in stock - $499
OAS out of stock - $439
Mark's Firearms would have took a few days - $409
My point is that either H&H needs a new distributor or they need to work on their competitive pricing.
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