Any good gun dealers in Salt Lake City, Jackson or Cody WY?

[uneasy_rider]

I will be travelling out west soon, to northwest WY/Yellowstone area by way of SLC. Any interesting gun shops in those areas that are worth stopping by? Would be most interested in shops with large inventory of used/antique/old firearms.

 

[sqlbullet]

Not sure about a 'large' inventory, but Heratige Arms has many nice weapons that are not part of a volume dealers inventory. Their address is 7045 South State Street.

 

[Roccobro]

Fuzzy Bunny Machine Guns, aka FBMG. They just opened in a new location that is getting rave reviews.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=338191

Justin

 

[PershingRiflesC-7]

Southwest of Jackson, on the way to ID, is the town of Freedom, home of Freedom Arms: http://www.freedomarms.com/ , a manufacturer of heavy hunting revolvers (.454 Casull, etc.). I drove right past it earlier this month but didn't have time to stop -- might be worth a phone call to see if they give tours.

 

[C96]

I've heard of one in Cody and I believe they have a museum on Buffalo Bill that is gotten rave reviews from a couple of friends that went through there four years ago. I would plan on spending some time in Cody.

 

[enkindler]

The museum is the "Cody Firearms Museum" and it is the winchester collection, it is not a store but if you are there you should go see it.

http://www.bbhc.org/firearms/index.cfm

 

[MMCSRET]

The Museum in Cody sells tickets good for 2 days, it takes me that long to go thru it. Thousands of guns and static displays. Also Ballard Arms is on the hiway going west out of Cody just past Walmart a ways.

 

[Flatbedder]

Try Impact Guns in Ogden. Good inventory and lots of other goodies.

 

[MMCSRET]

If you are following U.S. 89 from SLC try the Browning Museum in Ogden and the earlier Browning Museum in Paris Idaho. Dick Casull has a gunshop in Afton. Freedom Arms does not give tours but the showroom is worth a look.

 

[taprackbang]

Try Galleson (??) Guns in downtown Salt Lake City. Friendly, knowledgeable staff, lots of guns to choose from, and they like to shoot.

Look them up..

 

[Rugerlvr]

I like Gallenson's in downtown SLC, FBMG in Draper, Doug's Shoot'n'Sports in Taylorsville, Cabela's in Lehi, and Gunnie's in Orem. -- They're all along the I-15 corridor from SLC to Provo.

 

[GW]

Cabela's in Nehi south of SLC
Heckuva dinosaur museum right across the freeway from them, too.
American Museum of Ancient Life--- Outstanding!!

 

[Jorg Nysgerrig]

Would be most interested in shops with large inventory of used/antique/old firearms.

For that I would try either Gallenson's in downtown SLC or Cabela's in Lehi (~35 minutes south of downtown SLC.) Not to be confused with Nephi, also along I-15 but entirely uninteresting.

If you prefer more modern "tactical" stuff, I would try hitting FBMG and Get Some.

For modern sporting new guns, Sportsman's Warehouse in Murray (~15 minutes south of downtown SLC).

Both Gunnie's and Doug's mentioned above are a bit out of the way and not worth that big of a detour, IMHO.

Where are you coming from to get to SLC, north on I-15?

 

[docfubar]

For EBR's and tacticool go to FBMG and Get Some Guns in the Salt Lake area.