Oh no! A positive Turner's story!

[smle-man]

Did a PPT at Turner's in Reseda last night. Smooth and easy, polite workers, fast processing. Everyone was nice, competent, and yes they know all about Calguns. BTW they had lots of ammo for sale but about 7 handguns in the whole store. Oh, and one of the guys recognized me from doing PPTs at the Pasadena store. I'm buying way too many guns!

[scott.cr]

You know, I've usually had reasonable experiences at Turner's. Only two bad ones that really weren't all that bad, both related to an idiot salesperson making an off-color comment about a gun I'd just purchased and was picking up. ("Who ordered that piece of crap?" type comments, because I prefer Savage rifles over Remington.)

[Maddog5150]

hahaha. You should of told our guy, "Oh no! How dare I buy a rifle that is half the price and shoots twice as good as a remington!!!"
*ducks behind the firewall*

[zatoh]

I had one last week at the Pasadena store that went smoothly and quickly. Not too much ammo and very few handguns. I picked up some .22 and 7.62 Tok.

[Wyseguy]

I've almost always have had good experiences with Turner's.

[smle-man]

Me too. Their prices aren't always the best but I've been treated well.

[Vanguard]

I don't have a problem with Turners. I recently went to buy a 10/22 from them but they didn't have the model I wanted. Synthetic stock, stainless barrel. The guy behind the counter was friendly and called around to several other stores to see if they had one in stock, even though his inventory log said they didn't.

[ar15robert]

When i lived in long beach in 97-2000 i had a turners nearby.Use to go there all the time all the guys knew what they were talking about and about what they sold.And service was always good was in there at least twice a week.

I was into fishing and shooting alot so it was a win win for me.Now where i live i dont have any stores nearby anymore.I usually like to support a local store

[glockman19]

I too recently had a similar experience.

We, me and another CalGunner, were the only customers in the store. PPT went quickly. This was on a Sunday at noon.

[gun toting monkeyboy]

I think it depends a great deal on which Turner's you go to. The one's here in San Diego tend to have fewer knuckle-draggers and less drama than the ones some of you go to up in LA. I have had a few negative experiences with salespeople in them over the years, but I have had far more positive experiences, and they usually have better prices. From what I have heard on here, the one in Reseda needs to be avoided like the plague, but others seem to be decent enough places to get guns and gun-related items.

[Tillers_Rule]

I've had nothing but positive experiences at Turners....

[SNEAKS]

I did a PPT last Saturday and Monday at the Reseda Turners. The Saturday went smoothly in & out in 20 minutes but the Monday PPT took 45 minutes (employee messed up some of the paperwork). The employees were nice and polite though. I think the end of the world gun buyers have calmed down causing less stress on the employees which creates some better customer service.

[Jonathan Doe]

I never had any problem at Turners Reseda and Pasadena. However, Norwalk store was a different story. I waited there for a while and ended up going to teh Ammo Brothers. Never set my foot in the Norwalk Turners since then.

[MikeinnLA]

I have also gotten great service at Turner's Reseda.

Mike

[B Strong]

You fooled me.

I thought you were going to say that there was a fire.

Please note - I'm in Northern California, but after all the posts about FUD and bad business, I'm even against Turner's!