Great experience with Calgary Shooting Center!
- Thread starter Desette
- Start date
I see two problems with those beautys. 1 the barrel hood and front of the frame look like they could cause re-holstering issues. But I could be wrong. 2 and the biggest issue is that they are not mine. Even tho I can not shoot hand guns due to little hand function. I would still drool over them. VERY NICE.
samsplacci71
Regular
- Location
- Toronto area
I've had 2 transactions with them, both times they've been top notch!
Buzzballer
CGN Regular
- Location
- Southern Ontario
Congratulations on passing your courses. Welcome to the sport!
Just want to say thanks
See many threads on here with guys whining about the service they got from this or that dealer.
Just wrapped up a multi-rifle deal with Calgary Shooting Center and have to say their service was way beyond what you might expect even from a "decent dealer".
Markus was super helpful, communicated regularly during the process - kept me informed and up to date as to what was happening with the "special order" every step of the way.
Not only would I have zero reservations recommending them even to close family members I would definitely do business with them in the future.
Excellent service.
Thank-you...
See many threads on here with guys whining about the service they got from this or that dealer.
Just wrapped up a multi-rifle deal with Calgary Shooting Center and have to say their service was way beyond what you might expect even from a "decent dealer".
Markus was super helpful, communicated regularly during the process - kept me informed and up to date as to what was happening with the "special order" every step of the way.
Not only would I have zero reservations recommending them even to close family members I would definitely do business with them in the future.
Excellent service.
Thank-you...
- Location
- Jameson, SK
That's nice to hear. We should report the good with the bad.
-J.
-J.
I'd like to add my own thanks here. Every time I've been in the store I've received a lot of help, and everyone has been very patient in answering my questions or finding what I've been looking for. That goes double when buying ammo- unlike a big box store, I don't have to wait for someone to track down keys or get a manager- it's right there, and they can tell me about what should work best for my needs.
Sharing my first experience
Hello fello gun nutz
So after some diligent saving (said no gun nut ever) I managed to get my hands on a ruger precision rifle from cabelas and an acupoint 3-9x40 (of a fellow gun nutter). While waiting for these items I realized I need a way to pair these two magnificent beasts. However without having them in hand I had no way to figure out what height of rings I needed to make sure my objective lens would clear the full rail on my gun. So I e-mailed trijicon for their input and they directed me to use their standard height trijicon rings.
This is when I look up Canadian dealers with trijicon rings and come across the wonderful staff over at the Calgary Shooting Centre. I try and order these rings and mistakenly order the wrong tube size on their website, call the next day, "no problem we will switch that up right away". Then while hes making up the order he makes with the small talk asking what im using it for and putting it on. I tell him my new ruger and acupoint. Something went off in his head and im sure glad it did cause these rings would not have worked. how do I know this? Because the gentleman managed to take the time and put this exact build together for me in shop to see if it would fit. It did not....
Long story short they saved me quite the headache and hassle of finding this out on my own. Getting grumpy and having to send everything back and it only took them 5 extra minutes to do so. I spent a little more to get what I actually wanted in the end, but at least I know it will work and who to call when I want to make sure.
Thankyou Calgary shooting center.
Hello fello gun nutz
So after some diligent saving (said no gun nut ever) I managed to get my hands on a ruger precision rifle from cabelas and an acupoint 3-9x40 (of a fellow gun nutter). While waiting for these items I realized I need a way to pair these two magnificent beasts. However without having them in hand I had no way to figure out what height of rings I needed to make sure my objective lens would clear the full rail on my gun. So I e-mailed trijicon for their input and they directed me to use their standard height trijicon rings.
This is when I look up Canadian dealers with trijicon rings and come across the wonderful staff over at the Calgary Shooting Centre. I try and order these rings and mistakenly order the wrong tube size on their website, call the next day, "no problem we will switch that up right away". Then while hes making up the order he makes with the small talk asking what im using it for and putting it on. I tell him my new ruger and acupoint. Something went off in his head and im sure glad it did cause these rings would not have worked. how do I know this? Because the gentleman managed to take the time and put this exact build together for me in shop to see if it would fit. It did not....
Long story short they saved me quite the headache and hassle of finding this out on my own. Getting grumpy and having to send everything back and it only took them 5 extra minutes to do so. I spent a little more to get what I actually wanted in the end, but at least I know it will work and who to call when I want to make sure.
Thankyou Calgary shooting center.
