Classic FirearmsReviews of classicfirearms.com

I just purchased the Cimarron PP405LSFW. I have had three (3) fail to fire rounds in the first attempted 44 shots. The hammer strike was misregistered striking the round way off center. I can provide a photo. In all cases, the gun was indexed to that round via drawing the hammer back. Thus, there is some serious flaw in the mechanism that caused the misregistration. I don't know if this is a single bad chamber or random. I have had two sets of 6 shots that did fire all chambers?? So, it does not happens every time. As this is the first box of ammo, I feel that this is a need for a return and replacement, not just some warranty fix issue. This is pretty bad for a revolver. Classic Firearms (CF) required that I go through Cimarron, not through CF. Having 3 FTFs in the first box of ammo for a revolver is a defective pistol. I am absolutely dissatisfied with CF's response.

I purchased a surplus Beretta 92S several months ago. The purchase and shipping process were great. Unfortunately, I was unable to get out to the range until recently. The pistol would not fire. It is missing its firing pin plunger. When I called customer service they were unable to help. At all. I understand that it was beyond the return window, ( I don't want to return it) but an offer to provide the missing part or a credit on my next purchase would have gone a long way. Found the part. $4.37. For that, they lost a customer.

These guys are a total rip off. Do yourself a favor and skip this site. They are incredibly overpriced for the amount of business they do I thought it was a patriotic website geared for the average gun owner but no, if you check out their prices, they want you to pay on average $300 to $400 more than smaller sites that actually offer free shipping. It’s infuriating the way they take advantage of their customers who maybe didn’t have time to shop around a bit and see exactly how much more they can save at sites just like them one of them I reviewed and got a five star rating from me. Wake up classic firearms, quit ripping people off.

Wish I would have read the reviews before ordering. They recommend a dealer on their site to ship to and then to find out that the dealer doesn’t exist so they return the package to their place and charge you shipping and restocking fees. Horrible company and out of date website. Losing a lot of business operating that way.

I checked out their website,talk to at least 3 staff who were knowledgeable and friendly. They helped me get what I wanted at a reasonable price and was quick to handle shipping. Great product!!!!!! Highly recommend for buying online.

I bought an enfield no4 mk1 jungle carbine. Here is the description on their website- "Do not hesitate to add these to your surplus collection. Please see the extended description below for a solid overview of what you can expect condition-wise on these rifles. KEY SPECS MANUFACTURER United Kingdom CALIBER/GAUGE .303 British ACTION Bolt Action BARREL LENGTH 20 CONDITION Surplus / Used SKU # LNG-ENF-NO5-MK1-JC As you have come to expect, Classic Firearms always tries to be brutally honest when describing the condition of our surplus rifles. In regards to these carbines, they have all been dry fire function tested to ensure that they are complete and operable, but the cosmetic conditions vary greatly from one rifle to another. The best way to describe them as a lot is probably this. They are all in good condition mechanically and should feed, function, and fire with no issues at all. Cosmetically, now that is a different story. Some have quite a lot of original bluing left on them, while some have very little blue. I would say the average is around 60 %. Stocks are all solid ( meaning not broken ), but they all have the typical dent, dings, gouges, etc, that you can commonly expect of surplus. Some may also have some small (non-function inhibiting) cracks in the wood. Of course, you may also encounter trench art on some of these rifles, and there will be a certain amount of dirt and grime as they are in turn in condition. Having said all of that, don't let our brutally honest description of these fool you. They are highly collectible and to me the most shooter-friendly version of all of the Enfield rifles. Don't miss this chance to add one of these historic rifles to your collection today." The rifle I recieved has no bluing at all, very deep heavy rust and rust pitting. The bore is full of extreme rust and very deep pits. The rifling was not even visible when I recieved it. The bore is expanded or swelled for a few inches in the center and rifling is all but non existant. The chamber has deep rust pitting. The rifle is non funtional and unsafe to shoot. I found the same rifle completely refurbished in near perfect condition in another store for only $200 more than I paid at classic firearms. They refused to do anything about it other than to refund me the $30 I paid for hand select for condition. I left a review with picture documentation on thier website, and they removed the review because it was truthful and had photo evidence. They want to continue to fool others into purchasing from them. It's too bad I cant post photos to this review.

I ordered a firearm on 12/28, and on 1/6 received a cancellation and credit due to an "inventory discrepancy". Disappointed to put it mildly. CF needs a better inventory control system (apparently). An "inventory discrepancy" should never be a reason to take funds, commit to a delivery, have the customer work with his FFL, have delays in responding and getting it shipped, force the customer to call and confirm status, have his FFL call and confirm receipt of FFL, THEN SUDDENLY cancel an order due to a discrepancy in inventory. This has cost me twice the value of the firearm in time and energy to work with my local FFL and CF. I would expect any respectable company to email me with reasons for a delay, then work to secure the firearm at a later date while honoring the sales price even if it comes at a loss to CF. I can understand supply chain issues (even though I would expect CF to only sell items they have in inventory). So...at this point their company initials seem appropriate.

If I could give them negative stars I would. After waiting 10 days for shipment, they sent my purchase to an FFL they had on file, that had changed its name at the same address. The dealer said classic has done this multiple times and refused the shipment. Classic wanted another $47 for shipment so I asked them to cancel the sale. They hung up on me and are attempting to take $80 off the refund for shipping and a $25 “restocking” fee. Never again!