Tucker Gun Exchange

I went there once to trade a shotgun and a BUG, the first guy I met with was very nice and courteous, then another guy came in and kinda took over, an older guy with a graying pony tail, and he was very rude. Told me he didn’t have time for ‘games’ (not sure what he meant) and walked away into the back. The first guy apologized for the old gray pony tail guy and said they wouldn’t be interested in trading. I’m assuming the rude guy was the owner based on how the first guy had to apologize for him. Needless to say I will never go back there again and I will tell all my fellow 2^nd amendment friends and activists about the negative experience. There are too many options out there for my firearms needs to deal with a store like this.

they fixed my gun but man the customer service was just bad. guy taking my order didnt ask to take down my number, they didnt call to notify me, when i called they told me to call back tomorrow, i didnt even need the ticket stub they gave me to claim my property. if they didnt fix my gun this would have been a 1 star rating. wish there was another gun repair closer to my house

I came here a few times for «consultations» and one person was very helpful. I believe his name is Pete… Pete was great to work with, and helped me get squared away. He gave me suggestions on hand guns and also told me his suggestion for home defense between the Mossberg and the Remington. He was great.
On the other hand, the other shopkeeper (not the owner) made very prejudice remarks to a group of young African American young men that came in to buy ammo. They walked in, two of them together, and he greeted them by saying– «So you guys are about to get into trouble huh?» They replied «no» and he said «Yeah, I’m sure you’re not. Just don’t go robbing people.» and he chuckled. Um… where was the joke? Before or after you more than implied that they were criminals. He disgusted me and I was happy with the ONE person that was helpful – Pete– aside from that I could care less for this establishment.
At the end of the day, PETE saved the day, and helped me figure out the best guns for myself. Aside from that… bleh

Do not do business with Tucker gun. They sell lemons and then refuse to refund your money and claim «you must be doing something wrong». This is not the way to treat any customers. I offered to show him video evidence of the malfunctioning gun and he simply replied «I don’t care». This is a serious business dealing with life and death situations. Besides that, their prices are high compared to other businesses in the area and the owner is extremely rude. The employees up front are nice enough but the owner thinks he is God’s gift to mankind.

Oddly I was in two different gun stores today, although I had not planned on doing so. The first one was in Cobb Co and it was a big store with lots of stuff. I stopped by because I was in the area helping a friend drop off his truck.
Then on a whim, I decided to stop by Tucker Gun. I live close by and decided to see their pricing on magazines and to just browse.
Tucker Gun has a good selection of shotguns and rifles, but seem to lack a good selection on handguns, especially Glock. They also seem to run out of ammo a lot. Whereas the store above had a 2 isles of ammo, I have gone in here before and they were completely out.
Their prices are good for a small store and you get a lot of attention when asking questions. The magazines I was looking for were $ 5 cheaper than anywhere else I had looked.

Let me start by saying that I am *NOT* a huge gun nut or anything like that. I actually don’t know anything about guns except (obviously gun safety) how to load, unload, disassemble, reassemble, clean, and discharge. Which, yeah, may sound like a lot, but it isn’t. I don’t know about one brand versus another, one caliber versus another, what is correct pricing… nothing like that. So, take this with a grain of salt.
My husband and I decided to purchase our first home security measure: a hand gun. After doing some research and looking around a little bit, we decided to pop our head into this establishment — just to see what they had going on. And what they’ve got could fill a book. Hand guns, shot guns, show guns, small guns, big guns, I swear I think I even saw an Elephant gun… maybe. I don’t know what one looks like, so I can’t be sure.
They had the exact gun we were looking for (9mm Sig P228) at a GREAT price. So we bought it. Not only that, but they threw in the hard-​side carrying case, 4 extra clips, and 2 for 1 ammo. ((I think they liked us.))
Keep in mind that the shop is run by a bunch of «good olé’ boys» who keep talking about the current economy like we’re living in «the end days»… so keep that in mind and just play along while you’re there. You can buy ammo and other gun accessories there, even if you’re not looking for for (another) firearm. Obviously you already have a firearm if you’re looking for accessories… duh.