Revolution Arms 1990 Florida Avenue Southwest, Denham Springs, LA 70726

"After talking to Mark on the phone I stopped by the shop to look at an AR 15 and a AR 10. Mark was extremely helpful with all the questions I had. Beau also answered a lot of my questions. These two guys have their stuff together and are straight up and honest. I ended up ordering an AR 10 308 Black Rain which Beau and Mark help me set up to my liking. Thanks to y’all both for making my purchasing experience worth every penny. Revolution Arms will definitely keep my business."

"Mark was extremely helpful in purchasing a firearm and ammunition. Very knowledgeable and funny. I will definitely be shopping here again and send business their way."

"I really enjoy the customer service that I receive every time I go. A very well organized business thats lead by great people. I definitely reccomend this business when looking for ammo and tactical gear. First Class comapny!!"

"I walked into the retail shop and Beau was very helpful and professional. I asked about getting 9mm for my handgun but, I did not know which round was best suited for my needs. He was very knowledgeable and led me in the right direction. I will definitely be coming back to shop and will be referring them to anyone I know who needs some ammo. Their retail shop has dope tactical gear."

"I bought 9mm 124 grain ball ammo. I received 9 mm 115 grain ball ammo. I also feel slightly misled. I thought I was buying locally manufactured ammo. I got locally remanufactured ammo. I'm not totally against reloaded ammo. I am not totally against shooting someone else's reloads in my pistol. I would like to know how many times the case has been spent. ( I wouldn't trust anything more than 3 times.) So I wonder since they're multiple different brand cartridges, where do they come from? What process is in place to ensure they haven't been reloaded 5,10,15 or even 20 times? Not to mention there is no lot numbers or anything that actually links you to the ammo. If there was a major catastrophe because of the ammo and my firearm was destroyed or I suffered serious injury. (Good for you, bad for me) The risk may be worth it if I was saving a significant or even any money at all, but the price tag was equivalent and in some cases higher than brand new factory made ammo that comes with a lot number and, is verifiable to where it came from. (Giving me a leg to stand on in case of serious malfunction with the ammo) I would never shoot a reloaded rifle cartridge that I didn't personally reload myself. Rifles Just produce so much more pressure and my face is right next to that chamber. I wouldn't trust that to anyone. It felt good buying from a veteran owned company (I can't confirm or deny whether you are or not) I felt good buying from a local to my state company. I did shoot some of the 9mm and it shot fine. It was fairly clean aswell. However, before I would ever buy any more I really would like to know the process of attaining the cartridges and what process is used to verify how many times the cartridge had been spent previously. Also I'd still expect it to be a little cheaper than brand new factory made ammo."