felinesNfreedom

The new owner or On Target owns a company that builds/sells AR's, somewhere in Georgia. Most of what you see on the walls are their in house builds they are pushing. I spoke with him shortly after they opened the store back up and he seems like a decent guy, proud of his AR's and cerakote business. Like Dave said earlier I think it would be tough to own a retail gun shop and stay open. I'm sure the range keeps them afloat mostly. The margin on most guns are so low it's hard to live off that alone. Hopefully they do well, been there for what feels like forever now. They also have my suppressor so I need them to keep the doors open long enough for my approval or Trump to ban them.

those are some solid Reds.

Here is my 74 I did a month or so ago.

I forgot all about that sticker.

They do. Glad they cleared that up for everyone

Yep, With a bunch of 5.56 holes to help him come to room temperature. I hear people all the time talk about just trying to scare someone out of their house..... Man, if they are in my house uninvited that's more than enough reason for me to protect my family. God only knows what that person is capable of.

I think they have that stamped on them and a "grab here" area too.

Terrible trigger. Gritty, heavy, horrible. We always check triggers on new guns and that one takes the cake.

No, Free state. Valid ID and pass the background check, that's all you need. Walk out with your gun within a hour usually. You can carry your gun in your car loaded without a license too. If you want it on you in public you will need to get a carry permit.

Model paint and a tooth pick work well.

I do not know much about their handguns but it they are anything like the I.O. AK's I would stay far far away. I.O. Has one of the worst reputations in the business, even below Century's US builds I.O. reputation is so bad in the AK world they stopped making them and now manufacture AR's and parts for AR'S.......I would pick up the LCP if that's what you are going for. I do recommend a 500 round or so break in for small guns like that but I also believe like Mac said is that Zero malfunctions are normal in a quality handgun, first round or 1000th round.

It's not a bad gig. decent discount from Academy and you also have access to Industry only deals, those are the sweet ones.

There have been those times....

We don't sell a bunch of the revolvers but I don't think I have seen one of those come back for repair. The G2C and PT111 get sent back the most at out store, we also sell a ton of those at the store. Taurus has been a good run of late, I've not seen one in a couple weeks sent back. Had one guy send the same LCP back for the third time I'm surprised how few Smith SD9 and 40's get sent back, it's a cheap gun too. I work part time at a local Academy, Fishing and firearms can be two expensive hobbies Edit: If I owned a gun store I would sell Taurus, YUGE margin compared to other firearms.

So not a bunch of rounds through the guns. Out of all the guns we sell, Taurus gets send off for repairs the most. Most of my Glocks have stock sights so they are plastic, It does not really bother me to much. I did just swap out the sights on my 19X and noticed a nice chunk missing from the rear sight where I must have dropped it at some point.

How many rounds through the guns?

That's what I try to explain to people when they come in to buy them. It's truly a roll of the dice on how yours will turn out.

Yep, They were left overs from that deal. I remember when DDI was that up and coming AK company. For the price I was willing to take a shot at this one.

4 minutes. I tried to pick one up and by the time I made it to the site they were gone. Damn!

Come on now, there is not a better gun on that list BUT... You want her to like the gun because if she does not like it she will not carry it.

Hi power got it right. Buy her what she likes. The 43X is the superior firearm out of everything you listed.

Welcome to the club. I love the bird pic.

It also floods the house if it burst or leaks. Cost more to install in the attic too. Not worth the trade off, if it's in the garage it's warm in there too

I've never understood water heaters in attics. I work in the restoration business and make sure you have someone properly dry the structure so you have no worries with mold.

For the record I think seat belt laws and helmet laws are beyond stupid. If you choose to not wear a seat belt or a helmet that's on you, you hurt no one other than your self and your family if something happens to you. I also wear my seat belt every time I am in my truck or any other vehicle, not because it's the law but I understand a little bit of the physics of the situation.