Are local gun stores suicidal?

Some worship and love businesses who nickel and dime customers due to pandemic. Paying extra 50% premium should be nothing for those. [LOL]

Nothing justifies companies or shops who had hidden fees even after nuclear fallout.

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Originally Posted by eddiememphis

https://joebiden.com/gunsafety/
Kazoo forgot to mention going after manufacturing and transportation of these incredibly dangerous components.

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I got the gun side covered, since I can machine and 3d print. I don't have a brass drawing machine, punch and forming dies, powder mill and primer factory, though.

I think it'll mostly be ammo in their crosshairs - maybe need a concealed carry permit to keep any ammo in your own home, even then just enough to fill your two, approved 10-rd magazines, and all other ammo must be bought and used on-site at a licensed range.

It's how the powers that be try to control the military - weapons are drawn for drill far more often than ammo is issued.

Firing Line charges a specific percentage over cost. If we raised prices, it is because the prices were raised to us. Our GM is adamant about NOT raising prices too much. As an example, when we get ammunition, you know, the calibers everyone is looking for, I have complained to him that it is too cheap, and way undermarket. He just tells me I can have his job any time I want it. He may not say those exact words every time, but when he pulls the store keys from his pocket and holds them out to me, that's what it means. Beyond that, FL is literally a little guy in the local market now. Years ago, we were the biggest in town, that has changed, as has our demographic. What will never change seemingly, is that ancient carpet and 70's paneling!

BTW, our floor sticker price for the Sig Romeo Zero sight is $189 for black, $199 for FDE.

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Originally Posted by sneakerd

Firing Line charges a specific percentage over cost. If we raised prices, it is because the prices were raised to us. Our GM is adamant about NOT raising prices too much. As an example, when we get ammunition, you know, the calibers everyone is looking for, I have complained to him that it is too cheap, and way undermarket. He just tells me I can have his job any time I want it. He may not say those exact words every time, but when he pulls the store keys from his pocket and holds them out to me, that's what it means. Beyond that, FL is literally a little guy in the local market now. Years ago, we were the biggest in town, that has changed, as has our demographic. What will never change seemingly, is that ancient carpet and 70's paneling!

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BTW, I went to Firing Line about month ago to purchase Sig p320 x5 or carry magazine. Although it was all out, one young associate helped us with 100% professional courtesy. He was extremely helpful.
He was wearing a hat and carried Glock 19 if that helps.

I appreciate that sir. We will make sure he knows.