Any gun stuff in Philly PA

[Lovesbeer99]

I'll be in Philly on monday. Any neerby things to see? I'd be interested in pawn shops, guns shops and reloading supplies.

Thanks in advance
Lovesbeer99

 

[SCKimberFan]

I'll be in Philly on monday.

I'm sorry.

Mayor Nutter is Nuttier than a fruit cake when it comes to guns.

However, take a tour of Independence Hall when you are there.

 

[MGshaggy]

A few minutes north of the city...

www.classicpistol.com

 

[geekWithA.45]

If you're only in Philly for a short while, I'd suggest seeing the historical stuff @ Old City, rather than what amounts to a rather normal assortment of gunshops & indoor ranges.

 

[chetth]

If you have your own transportation and don't mind fighting traffic, you could visit Valley Forge (about 25 minutes west of Phil). Or the Constitution Center on the mall.

 

[Chipperman]

If you're just there for the day, forget about the gun stuff.

Make sure you get a Cheese steak at Pat's or Geno's

 

[MGshaggy]

Make sure you get a Cheese steak at Pat's or Geno's

I'm from the Philly area - its overpriced crap for the tourists; skimpy on the meat and cheese, but big on the bun. I've had far better in NYC. Heck, I think even Arby's beats it. If you want decent food in Philly, skip the "street meat" and try Locanda del Ghiottone on Cherry St.

 

[Chipperman]

Yeah, they're both tourist traps, but they are just as much a part of Philly's aura as The Liberty Bell.

I used to live in West Philly

 

[Lovesbeer99]

I've been in Philly for about 1 week, but I only have 1 day left that I'll have some free time. Forget Pat or Geno and head to Tonly Lukes. Even better I found a place called Di Bruno Brothers which is now my favorite place in the world. I've seen city hall, and a few other places but I live in NJ so I'll be back for a better tour with the family.

I was hoping to find a pawn shop or a place to buy reloading supplies. NJ supplies are crazy expensive.

Thanks for all the feedback.