Winnemucca Pawn Shop

Great place very helpful with my gun transfer.

Do not go to the pawn shop. The customer service is lacking more than a prison bus... And they only take gold guns and silver they do not take any electronics or anything like that because they only do gold and silver and guns...

On my way back to Canada.... wanted a guitar. Found this place and a small acoustic for a fair price. Super FRIENDLY and helpful guy. I'm walking away a happy camper!!!!! Thank you kindly.

A lot has changed since the last time I was in a few years ago, today I a really needed a loan to pay a bill but I was very reluctant because the last time I was in it felt like I was getting ripped off and just your typical pawn shop, HOWEVER, the pricing is fair, loans are fair and best of all the PAYBACK is fair. If anyone does need a loan I can tell you don't waste your time and fuel going elsewhere, just go to this Winnemucca pawn shop and you will get a fair loan for your items but keep in mind this really is a classy place now and they do not deal in JUNK like other pawn shops...

I purchased a ring that was sold to me as a black opal. After wearing it for a short time, I noticed the fire and color disappeared. When I later had it checked at a jewelry store, I was told it was not a black opal at all. Although I don’t live in Winnemucca, I distinctly remember the owner’s wife selling me the ring and assuring me it was genuine. She even provided a handwritten receipt with the description. Unfortunately, this turned out to be misleading. Very disappointing experience — I would strongly recommend staying away.

I love this place. The owners are nice, and Dave is great to deal with. I've gotten many good deals here, and it's always fun to window shop for new treasures too. Mainly guns, but I have also bought jewelry there, for my girlfriend, as well. Thanks for being a great business in Winnemucca, and also treating people with respect. I appreciate it!!!!

I walked my prize-winning burro, 'Methany,' all the way into town because I needed quick cash to pay off a 'civil matter' involving a gazebo dispute. I pull up to the Winnemucca Pawn Shop, and I see these massive iron bars covering the whole front. I thought, 'Perfect, they have a secure holding cell for livestock.' I tied Methany to the ADT sign and tried to yell through the cage. I told the guy, 'She’s a 2018 model, low miles, runs on tumbleweeds and spite. I just need $40 until my lawsuit settles. The guy behind the glass just points at the sign that says 'Services: For gun transfers'. I yelled back, 'Buddy, this burro is a weapon! She kicks harder than a 12-gauge!' I tried to push her snout through the bars to show him her teeth, but she got spooked by her own reflection in the window and kicked my truck (which wasn't even there). One star. This place discriminates against biological assets. If you can pawn a cold, dead chainsaw, you should be able to pawn a warm, living creature that bites. The bars are nice, but if they can't hold a donkey, what good are they? EDIT: The owner's response below just proves my point about the decline of local expertise. First of all, she is a BURRO, not a mule. If you can't differentiate between desert-hardened biological assets and a common pack animal, your appraisals are suspect at best. Secondly, pointing at a 'gun transfer' sign when I’m presenting a 12-gauge-level kicker is peak bureaucracy. As for my 1500 points—it’s called Community Service. I’m documenting the truth of the Ranchos while you're hiding behind the glass worrying about 'facts'. Check your cameras from Tuesday. You’ll see the kick marks on the air where my truck used to be. That’s called Force Projection. I'll take my business (and my mule) elsewhere.