CG Tactical Firearms

Welcome to CG Tactical Firearms, your friendly neighborhood firearms store and community gun shop in Casa Grande, Arizona. From Casa Grande to the far corners of Pinal County, residents know they can walk through our doors and be greeted by a smile, a handshake, and honest guidance. We’re a locally owned gun store that puts people before products—prioritizing education, safety, and responsible ownership above all else. Whether you’re brand‑new to firearms or you’ve spent a lifetime on the range, our mission is to make you feel comfortable, informed, and confident every step of the way.

Inside our welcoming showroom you’ll find demonstration models from many of the nation’s premier tactical‑gear manufacturers. These sample firearms, holsters, optics, and safes exist to illustrate best practices: how to choose the right fit, how to store equipment securely, and how to integrate dependable safety accessories into your daily routine. Because we’re a fully licensed operation, every tip we share follows Arizona and federal regulations to the letter—giving you peace of mind that the information is both accurate and up to date.

Our certified staff members host free safety workshops, run small‑group clinics on cleaning and storage, and offer one‑on‑one consultations to help you navigate local gun laws, concealed‑carry requirements, and home‑defense planning. We tailor each session to your experience level, ensuring that first‑time owners, seasoned hunters, competitive shooters, and everyday enthusiasts all receive practical advice they can trust.

Most importantly, CG Tactical Firearms is rooted in service. Owners Sean Dugan and Derek Meier grew up right here in Casa Grande and are active in local charities, youth programs, and community events. When you visit, you’re not just another customer—you’re a neighbor. Drop by any time to ask a question, explore safe‑handling demos, or simply chat about the latest gear developments. We’re here to empower our community with knowledge, foster responsible tactical‑gear practices, and keep Casa Grande a safe place to live, work, and thrive.