Len's Ammo Shop Inc

"Len is a good guy with a lot of knowledge! Great, local reloading store!"

"Len's great. A bit blustery, but his knowledge of guns, gunsmithing, reloading, and the LAW can't be replaced. If you need anything gun related he can help."

"Not sure if his policy has changed in the last year or so, but drove 2+hrs to go to another shop in that area, through word of mouth we heard about Lens and decided to stop in. Talked with him for over an hour, picked out he items I wanted(over $700) worth of components, before he rang them up he asked me where we were from, I told him, and he said, "sorry son, I only sell to people from St.Joe county". The guy is very knowledgeable and fun to talk to, but didn't want/need my money."

"Alright… I want to address the negative reviews before giving my review of Len’s Ammo Shop. As everyone knows, right now there is a HUGE supply problem with reloading components. Manufacturers make a much bigger profit selling loaded ammunition than they do selling the components separately. Compounding the already huge supply problem, a lot of people who have no interest in reloading are buying up everything they can from the store so they can resell it online and make some fast money. To combat this, it appears that Leonard isn’t selling to people who live outside of St. Joe. That is not true!!! I talked with Len and made it clear that I live an hour south of where his business is located. He had absolutely no problem selling some 38 Sp/357 mag hollow point bullets to me! He has one main concern. He wants to keep reloaders reloading. Period. People are saying that he’s discriminating. It’s his business!!! As long as he isn’t discriminating against race, religion, nationality, etc. he can sell to whoever he wants! If he only wanted to sell to people who are less than 5’ tall, then I guess I’m out of luck. Welcome to America where a business owner can sell to whoever they want! That being said, here’s my review. I am new to reloading. I was in the area and thought I would stop by and see what was there. MAN am I glad I did! I lost track of time, but I had to have been there for well over an hour talking with Len. The owner is a wealth of information, and while I’m brand new to the reloading scene, he never once talked down to me. He had a ton of equipment and his prices were really, really fair. The shop isn’t very big, and no, it’s not in the nicest part of town, but at no point did I feel unsafe being there. I am beyond thrilled to know that if I need supplies or advice, I have the perfect place to go to."

"Len will not sell to anyone who does not live in st Joe County. I live less than 20 miles from his "shop", asked for some bullets and as he reached for them asked where I live then he refused a sale. The store is a cluster of random boxes laying around unkept. It is about an 8x8 room that doesn't look like it has ever been cleaned and the outside definitely fits a ghetto area. Not sure how he can legally discriminate, and there is no chance of "6ft social distancing". This shop should be closed."