Cracker Boys Outdoors

I have bought several guns and a couple knives from Cracker Boys over the past few years, I have ALWAYS received great service and good prices from Mary and her staff. They have a nice assortment of weapons in every category and lots of ammo and accessories for them to! I will buy from Cracker Boys again in the future!

I have previously purchased three firearms from Cracker Boys and brought my dad to them when he moved down here. On ²⁄₁₂ I ordered a set of Trijicon night sights and was told they would arrive within a week and take approximately 30 minutes to install. On ²⁄₁₇ I received a call that they were in and brought them my slide for installation. They were quite busy and said they’d have it ready the next day. They didn’t, I called an hour before closing and was told they hadn’t got to it, but it would definitely be done the next day. I got a call the next day explaining that they broke the front sight and had to order another one. A week later, on 2/​26, I called to see what was going on. I was told that they weren’t sure when the replacement would be in. After asking that they find out, I received a return call stating that they would have them within five days. On 3/​11, well after five days, I got a call that the front sight had arrived and my slide was ready. When I picked it up the front dovetail had been scraped down to mostly bare metal during the installation. There was another bare patch on the right side of the slide from where it been in the vise, as well as a scratch by the rear dovetail. When I asked what happened to my Cerakote, I was told that it was «unavoidable» because of the size disparity between the Trijicons and the stock Sig sights. After going back and forth for about half an hour I just took my slide and left. They did offer to help me out getting it touched up. Unfortunately, with a two-​part heat cured finish that’s not really possible. Now I basically have a really nice set of sights on a really terrible looking slide. Thanks guys.
Addendum 3÷12÷15 — Cracker Boys reimbursed me the 75.00 it will cost to have my Sig refinished.

I couldn’t disagree with the previous reviewer more. Seems to have had some sort of buyer’s remorse and been uncomfortable with a quality firearm when he saw the manufacturer called it a «Lady Hunter». The only thing that made it that specific model is it’s lighter weight and has a shorter length of pull to compensate for a female frame with shorter arms (which doesn’t make it a female rifle, just more compact).
My experiences with Cracker Boys have been better than any other gun store. Great atmosphere, knowledgeable staff (competition shooters, hunters, enthusiasts), huge inventory and fair prices. They take their time with you to answer all your questions and if you ask for their advise, they will give you their sound expert opinion. I will continue to go here for all my firearms and firearm accessory needs!

I would have picked zero stars if it was an option. Unless you want to be looked at as just ‘a sale’ even though you’re a repeat customer, don’t bother wasting your time shopping here. I recently bought a Savage .270 (for $ 800, well over the price at other local gun shops, I come to find out) and in the store while I was checking it out, I inquired why it seemed so small and was told ‘it’s just a compact .270′ by the sales person. After getting the rifle home I started filling out the warranty information and when it asked for the model type, I checked the box for the info and it read– Savage Model 111 ‘Lady Hunter’. Ahhhh. So that’s why I was told it was a ‘compact .270′. Makes sense now. I instantly called Cracker Boys and told them what the issue was– coincidentally talked to the guy who made the sale and he said that once a gun leaves the property it’s considered ‘used’ even though I left there 20 minutes prior and didn’t even load a round in the chamber much less touch it much– it was completely as it was when I left a little bit before. I brought the rifle back, and was told what could be done is I could sell it back to them as a used rifle for $ 500 and they would turn around and sell it for $ 636, but it’s okay, I could use the $ 500 toward a new rifle thru them. Wait? So I lose $ 300 of the top and I get no consideration of the situation when it came to a new rifle costing anywhere between $ 800-​$ 1000? I was told that pretty much was the case. So in a recap, They sold a rifle for $ 798, bought it back a hour later for $ 500, and then are going to resell it for $ 636 (per the salesman). That’s quite a profit on one rifle at a repeat customers expense. Pretty shady. I left Cracker Boys and went to Bill Jackson’s (Originally I went to Cracker Boys because it was a smaller business and I like to support that type of thing.) and the people in the firearm department were amazed at what they did at Cracker Boys and their business practices. You should never let a customer leave– Especially a repeat customer, when they are unsatisfied with something. You should try to make it right, which they made no attempt. As a firearm lover and hunter, I will be shopping elsewhere for the 6+ firearm purchases I plan to make in the next year. I hope that $ 300 they made off of me was worth it to them. Avoid this place– there are tons of firearm dealers (with better prices and selection too) within 5 miles. Very unhappy and unsatisfied as a customer.