MaJ Firearms 422 Ohio 88, Bristolville, OH 44402

"I have done business with them for years at gun shows, and just found out that they have a store about 15 minutes from me. I paid them a visit and was greeted with a friendly smile and a hello. I was very impressed with the large selection of firearms, accessories and knives. I had thought of a few questions after I left and called them. Again they were super friendly and answered all my questions! I live 5 minutes from a gun store, but will HAPPILY drive past that one to go to MaJ!!!"

"Nice selection and helpful staff. Purchased a knife I'm super pleased with, next firearm purchase will be here thanks"

"I'm a dummy and forgot Targets to go shooting at the Grand River shooting range down the road... they were very nice had some nice targets. I also noticed a couple beautiful guns that were actually a good deal so I definitely will be back to grab one or two. My girlfriend grabbed a really cool purple gun case for her new .22 Thanks MAJ !!"

"Brent, I’m not sure how you can tell a brand new gun is not functioning properly without shooting it. And if it was not functioning properly to where it was defective after being shot and allowed to cycle numerous times to see if there was a defect, and after would be proven,Kimber would be the one that would warrantee it from the factory and stand behind it but if it’s not been proven to fail, I don’t know how you can pass the judgment of it being faulty, because I know he would never sell nothing faulty. I’ve known him for many years, and bought many guns from him and have never had an issue, and if there was an issue, it was always taken care of very promptly. If a new gun is faulty, there’s no way for a dealer to know that because they don’t take them out and shoot them before they put them on the rack. That’s why the manufacturer has a standard warranty to cover and replace any faulty product."

"BUYERS BEWARE! Tried to purchase a brand new handgun from this vendor at a local gun show, but the firearm did not operate as it should have. Owner stated it would be sent to the manufacturer for repair. An hour later, the same inoperable handgun was back on the table for sale. A week later, at another show, the same pistol was back on the vendor's table for sale. When I asked the owner about it, he said it was fixed, but a function check showed otherwise. An inexperienced gun buyer would most likely miss this and be out $800."