Home based gun shops

[mgkdrgn]

So, i found this dealer that is home based gun shop.

i never bought guns from home based gun shop. What do you guys think? Some reason i feel little uncomfortable.

Also how does it work? Just like any gun-shop except i am at someone else house?

Wasn't me you found, was it?

Brett Parks
Columbia Arms

 

[thebaldguy]

Some cities have made home based shops illegal through zoning and location restrictions. I don't know of any "kitchen table dealers" in my big city, but there are some in the suburbs and outstate. I like doing business with them over the big stores.

 

[lab28143]

My favorite guy to deal with runs his shop out of his garage. Really good guy. He isnt in the business to make money. Hes in it because he has a passion for it. Lowest prices anywhere around. I bought Rock Island 1911 from him recently and after I got home with it, did some math and figured out he didnt make a dime on the deal. Like I said, really good guy, does it because of his passion not to make money.

 

[hddeluxe]

I have one outside our small town that I use mainly because he is knowledgable, a master gunsmith, and extremely friendly. It doesn't hurt that he shares many of the same philosophies as I as well. My recommendation would be to give him a try.

 

[content]

Hello friends and neighbors // Met a nice fellow the other day, got his name from Gallery of Guns, shipping + $20.00 anything I want, $20.00 transfers. I'll try him soon.

The gun shop transfers are up to $35-50.