Sebago Outfitters 1254 Roosevelt Trail, Raymond, ME 04071

"Outstanding knowledge, customer service and support. Some of the best people around!"

"Beautifully remodeled store. Their friendly staff was very helpful. Lots of local products to choose from. Best of all one of a kind t-shirts. I would highly recommend plus you will be supporting local business."

"If your in the Sebago Lakes region you should stop in . Former lil gun store has been completely remodeled with new flooring, lighting etc. It is really nice inside. They sell fishing ,hunting licenses and can hook you up with guide service. They sell (not rent) kayaks and paddle boards. They have a great selection of camp games , discs for disc golf. They also have sleeping bags , tents, and fishing supplies. The former machine shop on the side has been remodeled also , and features a modest selection of high quality guns , quality factory ammo , gun cleaning supplies and accessories. They also have some really nice camp size cutting boards which would be great for charcuterie , and some really nice slate coasters to dress up camp. Also stock Royal Bee Honey ( some of the best around) . They are a fully licensed FFL dealer. as well. Nice selection of custom Tee shirts and some nice wall art as well. If your going to camp you can probably find something here to make it more fun."

"Had been looking for some .357 mag ammo in 125 g JHP. Nobody had any so I tried this place. Well, they didn’t have any factory box ammo but they had a tin ammo can of loose rounds they were selling for $140. I only needed some self-defense rounds so these guys agreed to sell me 20 single rounds for $30, which I paid for. Got home and half the rounds wouldn’t fit in a factory new delivered Ruger SP101 357 Mag. with less than 50 rounds fired through it. . The casings were visibly warped close to the bottom of the casings. And they wouldn’t fit in the final 8th inch into the gun cylinder. You couldn’t even close the cylinder! I had to take a hammer and dowel to pound stuck rounds back out because they were stuck so tight and ejector wouldn't budge them. Took them to another gun shop and tried to load into a new Smith and Wesson. Same problem. Only about seven of the 20 rounds actually fit the cylinder of the gun. Which leads me to believe these were reloaded, which is illegal to sell for profit unless licensed to reload. And if you’re licensed, than you should be confidentially producing ammo that’s functional! I’m hesitant to even fire the rounds that fit! I wouldn’t have purchased them if I had known they were reloads. Didn’t expect that to happen purchasing ammo through an actual FFL licensed gun store. Completely irresponsible. Somebody could get hurt selling them properly load is it reloads. Or a broken gun. If whoever reloaded them was negligent enough to sell bullets that won’t even fit in the new gun than how do I know they won’t blow up when fired? Maybe they put messed up the powder load, too? How do you know with reloads?"

"Bought a nice 410 shotgun for my son. Love the gun and he got his first partridge with it. Thanks again for the awesome service. Even tho you didnt have any 410 shells you pointed me in the right direction! Thanks again!"