Alpha Omega Services-Armageddon

"This store is a joke. Most everything they sell is extremely low end. Poor selection of new firearms. Don’t come here expecting friendly service either. They are very cold and pretentious. Which is surprising for a low end shop. By far the worst in the valley."

"This shop gets a lot of hate for reasons I didn't experience, so here's what I saw: A humongously wide selection of magazines, AK parts, and many other trinkets and paraphernalia that other stores don't have. They even had magazines for my Desert Eagle which I'd never seen in another store. They had tons of laser bore sighters (the pink rhino things) and generally a HUGE selection of gear. They have tons of accessories regarding weapon lighting, lasers, optics, holsters, stuff like that, and many of these are cheap knockoffs- even airsoft brands. Had I not known what I was doing in there I might've bought a niche Chinesium light that nobody makes a holster for, for example. I didn't see many name brands and where I did, they carried a high pricetag. So, most of this ocean of accessories was pretty cheap, unheard-of stuff, including the plate carriers and clothing they carry as well. Regardless though, I was impressed by the amount of replacement parts they carry for AKs and other guns, so if my AK breaks or if I lose some stupid tiny spring, I'll know where to go. The owners/staff that I saw didn't appear too suspicious of me at all. They have a MASSIVE store in downtown Nampa, so I couldn't blame them for being cautious, but I spent probably an hour or two combing through every aisle in their store, as I do, without buying much. The female owner was available for me to ask questions when I did have them, and there was usually to my recollection someone at least within eyeshot of me, but I didn't feel crowded. My personal space was never invaded, I was never directly rushed, pressured, interrogated, or anything like that. Maybe they figured out that I'm a more experienced gun owner so they felt safer about me, but I can't know. I can only tell my experience. The only strange/slightly annoying bit is that the checkout counter is made of glass which they don't allow anyone to place metal products on (like the ammo can I bought) for fear of scratching it, which seems strange to me. Most other stores use sturdy glass and let it get scratched or put a clear plastic mat over it to protect it."

"Been in the store a bunch of times, they always have what I am looking for. Took my son in there who had a couple of questions on his build and looking for some small parts. Owner took his time to show and explain answers to his questions and of course had the part. Have always treated me nicely."

"The people were weird. I asked the weird owner if they had any Beretta shotguns. He showed me one that was not a Beretta but had Beretta action. It was a synthetic stock I told him that's a little heavy I was looking for a walnut stock. He said the synthetic was lighter than the Walnut. I had been in another store an hour before and walnut stock with much lighter. He walked away and muttered that he'd been doing this for 50 years. These people are huge a-holes. Went over to Larry's Sporting Goods to purchase my firearm."

"Been here twice, first time was an ok visit, actually bought a firearm from them. Mentioned about how I thought it was weird they had 9mm ammo in bags. The last time I went there 2 different people followed me and a friend walk around the store as if we were gonna steal from them. Definitely will not return to them for any reason."