Air Guns of Arizona

Dan R. 

on Dex Knows

14 years ago

Best Airguns Store in the USA I am new to airguns and needed a good education about the different types of airguns that are available in today’s market, I now that they are much more advanced than they were when I was a kid. Before I called Airguns of Arizona I had called another big online store just to be disappointed by the lack of knowledge that they had on the airguns they were selling. When I called Airguns of Arizona the gentleman took a good 30 minutes of his time explaining to me the difference between springs guns ... read more

SoCal 

on Dex Knows

15 years ago

Dont Use Airguns of Arizona If you think it will get to you faster and cheaper DONT do it! I live 4hours away and it took 6 days for my order to come!Pluse.Emailed them with questions, 9 days later no answerThey told me a timeline for shipping- shipped lateI called to ask why- told me I was wrong and they are right.Item arrived late and was missing parts of my order - was told I was a liar and they could do nothing for me. Because they were closing and then hungUp on me. Airguns of Arizona must not go by the hours they have ... read more

John G. 

on Dex Knows

15 years ago

Amazing store and excellent sales support!!! I thought I knew all about airguns. I've been to Cabelas, Bass Pro, Sportsman Warehouse, Big 5 and other sporting goods stores and thought I'd seen everything airgun available. Come to find out, all I've seen is the toys! Airguns of Arizona has 100x more airguns than the others combined. Their store has brands from all over the world and their service is second to none.I ended up buying a German made spring gun that is far better than my cheap Crosman rifles, and I was given the b... read more

Mike V. 

on Dex Knows

16 years ago

Shoddy workmanship on scope mounting I bought the Ruger Airhawk at Big 5. I asked AirGuns of AZ if they could mount the scope, they said yes, for $20 plus any needed parts like mounts etc. Lunchtime; I drove to Gilbert from work, 1/2 hour one way. The boss at Airguns of Arizona turned me over to the kid who then put my gun in a vise. The mounts were affixed to the gun. No locktite was used. The scope was then put into the mounts. The kid never asked me to try it for proper eye relief. The kid shouldered the gun Left Handed, ... read more