SquirrelNuts
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Have you noticed that most gun store owners know didley-squat about firearm laws?
I went into a local gun store that carries their fair share of Mossberg shotguns. I asked if they could order a law enforcement model that was an AOW. The man (owner) pulled out his catalog from his distributor and checked. The shortest they had was the 18.5" barrel versions. I told him this was an AOW and had a 14" barrel and pistol grip. He then told me that such a gun is illegal and does not exist. I told him I saw in on their website a few hours earlier and that if you are willing to pay for it, you can buy just about anything. He then repeated that such a gun is illegal and does not exist.
I heard this same guy giving bad information about carrying in GA a few months ago and had to stop him the info was so bad. He was telling a customer that you had to carry concealed and it had to be in a holster on or about the waist. In GA, you can open carry and wear a gun anywhere on you, including have it in your pocket, so long as you have it in something.
This is specifically about one person, but I have seen the same thing in way too many gun stores, especially with the owners! Has anyone else noticed that most of them know nothing about the laws governing their products? It seems to me that would be one of the first things on their minds.
-SquirrelNuts
I went into a local gun store that carries their fair share of Mossberg shotguns. I asked if they could order a law enforcement model that was an AOW. The man (owner) pulled out his catalog from his distributor and checked. The shortest they had was the 18.5" barrel versions. I told him this was an AOW and had a 14" barrel and pistol grip. He then told me that such a gun is illegal and does not exist. I told him I saw in on their website a few hours earlier and that if you are willing to pay for it, you can buy just about anything. He then repeated that such a gun is illegal and does not exist.
I heard this same guy giving bad information about carrying in GA a few months ago and had to stop him the info was so bad. He was telling a customer that you had to carry concealed and it had to be in a holster on or about the waist. In GA, you can open carry and wear a gun anywhere on you, including have it in your pocket, so long as you have it in something.
This is specifically about one person, but I have seen the same thing in way too many gun stores, especially with the owners! Has anyone else noticed that most of them know nothing about the laws governing their products? It seems to me that would be one of the first things on their minds.
-SquirrelNuts