GB's Brick and Mortar Retailers
I'm just curious. Who here at the forums run shops? We hear entertaining stories from LF, but I know there are a lot others.
What do you sell?
What do you sell?
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We go here... we are an ammo wholesaler primarily but stock a decent selection of new and used firearms. Out of the way location found only by word of mouth, our customers are comfortable here and tend to hang out for hours. 0 -
Nothing like a shop with a bunch of old guys sleeping in public. We don't have one any more. 0 -
I have a small gun shop in Denmark, Maine; a one man, dog and pony show. I stock firearms, ammo, cleaning and reloading supplies plus related hunting/shooting supplies. You can find some of my stuff at times on the auction side under snowflakefirearms. RJSnow 0 -
I do not have my own shop (yet) but I work as Firearms Specialist for a nation wide outdoor store. 0 -
I help a local shop with their website, listing stuff on auctions, etc.
www.matchmakertradingco.com0 -
I operate a sex toy shop, we sell exclusively to engineers in CA. 0 -
Itty bitty part time shop. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Captplaid
I'm just curious. Who here at the forums run shops? We hear entertaining stories from LF, but I know there are a lot others.
What do you sell?
Anything and everything I can...0 -
Been building, refinishing and above all LEARNING about all kinds of guns since 1996, was an eeeevil "kitchen table dealer" since 1989, and been hunting and whatnot since I was a young lad in the 80s, growing up in Western PA.
I have a 3000sf shop. A very small retail front where I meet and greet customers, a tiny messy office that I share with my wonderful wife (the planner) the rest is dirty, cluttered, full of parts and incomplete projects, and all sorts of other stuff, including my 3/5th done Suzuki Samurai project (gonna mount an MG42 on top of it when done). Sure, we have some retail guns on the racks and in the cases, but mostly we refinish, rework, build, repair, troubleshoot (ask me about spending 2 hours at the biggest gunshow of the year, looking for 1941 Johnson parts), and all sorts of other gunwork.
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