Richland Shooter Supply

**MrBlackHawk** · May 1st, 2009, 10:58 PM

I dropped off my old Colt Woodsman which hadnt been fired for 20 yrs. when the slide flew shut the gun would fire. i looked at it, cleaned it, but couldnt find the problem. I chose Richland randomly. I happened to be there and had the gun in the truck. it took them about 4 weeks, which is about what I expected. everyone is backed up. Picked it up toinight. works perfectly.
the charge? $20. who fixes anything for 20 bucks anymore? So I am very happy with Richland. I dont know what was done. Maybe just a real good cleaning.
Oh and they have some primers in stock too.

**lastdogman** · May 3rd, 2009, 12:44 PM

Good to know about Richland shooter supply. I normally do my gun business at Shysa's in Lebanon but they don't have an on site gunsmith. That's what i was told when i took my beretta back for a self-inflicted problem. However, took one of the staff about 3 minutes to fix my problem. Again thanks for the Richland Shooters Supply heads up.

**wallyone** · May 3rd, 2009, 01:04 PM

Last year I bought my Taurus PT92SS from Gallery of Guns on line and had it shipped to Richland Shooters. There price including all the fees was the best of anyone in the area. Found them to be a very nice frendly small mom and pop type shop, was a pleaser to do bussness with them.

**MrBlackHawk** · May 3rd, 2009, 02:09 PM

they are actually LITERALLY a "Mom and Pop" store. A guy and his wife run it and they are both always there. Shyda's is my favorite shopping spot mainly because they have the biggest selection of anywhere around here. Decent prices too. But I really have to give the Smithing service at Richland Kudos. Another fun shop in the area is Encks Gun Barn. Tiny little place, great people and lots of cowboy stuff. Also lots of reloading equip and access.