Favorite Gun Store

[DWARREN123]

Name just one, okay maybe two or three.

Mine is Whittaker Guns near Owenboro Kentucky. I know it is out of state but it is a very good store and the people are just great to deal with.

For closer to home I have found a fairly new store here in Clarksville. Tennesse Gun Country, good items and good price plus discount for LEO's, Military (active/retired). It is run by some retired military types.

[Guest jmfrack]

Hero Gear. They have great prices and even better customer service.

[Guest TNDixieGirl]

Brighton Arms. Great people.

[KahrMan]

#1 Eastside Gun Shop

#2 Franklin Gun Shop

[Guest nj.piney]

farnsworth firearms,vonore tn.

[strickj]

wow,those are some nice lanes dixie

[Guest Spuds]

Classic Pawn & Jewelry in Chickamauga, now closed, was #1 on my list. Jerry would call me when he got in something he thought I'd like.

Now it's Volunteer Ordnance Works in Cleveland. Dan shows me the same courtesy. If I lived closer to Knoxville, it'd be Guns 'n More, I have always found Ryan Patrick, one of the owners, to be superb to deal with in every respect. Wish it weren't so far away.

[Guest Len]

For quality folks and a nice range: Guns & Leather in Greenbrier

For "atmosphere": Franklin Gun Shop, although I'm liking the look of Brighton Arms. Nice pics.

[et45]

My 2 favorites closed years ago(Denny Brown's and Guns Galore).Darrs was okay but he had some idjits that worked there, now he is closed also.If I want powder or primers now I go to Sportsmans Warehouse and check the pawn shops and gun shows out for guns.The other shops in town just "ain't my kind of people"so I stay away.

[HanSolo]

I like Eastside and then Franklin.

I am actually from Clarksville and still go up there regularly. I bought a 1911 from TN Gun Country last month. Really nice people and I would buy from them again in a heartbeat.

[R1100R]

Eastside Gun Shop then Franklins in Athens, GA

[Guest Halfpint]

See sig. (Yes I'm biased)

Honestly though, I like Range USA for the relaxed atmosphere and the on-site shooting ranges--though before I worked here I was still here every Saturday morning for the devilled eggs.

[analog_kidd]

I like Frontier Firearms near Oak Ridge. They really pack a lot of stuff into a tiny store. The folks there are really knowledgable, and very helpful. They've taught me more about handgun ownership just in casual conversation than anyone else.

[Guest 2HOW]

I have honestly not found 1 store since moving here that I would recommend. So I just buy on line. The people are either idiots or the prices are outrageous.

[Guest dotsun]

The Austin gun shop in Oak Ridge.

[The Rabbi]

Eastside.

Just a fantastic guy who really knows everything.

Oops, that's me isnt it.

Guns N' Leather.

Franklin for the selection and to chat with Rocky.

Bottom of the barrel: Gun City.

[VERO1]

Sevier Indoor Range. Limited on gun selection but real nice folks that don't try to dazzle you with their brillance. Also J Floyds Golf & Guns. Strange combo but it works.

[Guest canynracer]

RangeUSA

still need to drive to Nashville to rate Eastside

[Guest bkelm18]

The Austin gun shop in Oak Ridge.

[Guest Steelharp]

1) Eastside

2) online.

[dunndw]

Guns and leather

[DMark]

And for all ya former Fort Bragg types....

JIM'S PAWN SHOP!!!!!!!!!

[Guest TargetShooter84]

Frontier Firearms

Used to like Coal Creek Armory but their sh*tty service made me look in the other direction

[musicman]

The TGO classifieds!

[Urse]

1. Eastside

2. Internet

3. Reloaders Bench (Not for guns but everything else)