Where to buy in Texas
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DennisB
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I haven't shopped the Temple place, but have done a LOT of business with Elk Castle over the past 13-14 years. They have changed some in staff and management over those years, but I have never walked out of there feeling like I'd gotten anything but a fair (or better) deal.
flipajig
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I live in Bell county and Webbers are ok they seem to have a Gun shop Attitude. When it comes to gun work by a Gun Smith I cant say any thing bad about them great work and they stand behind what they work on Ive had them work on 2 triggers and they are GREAT.. There is 2 other gun shops LOVE GUNS they have a gun shop attitude but there prices are good another Gun shop is JM FIREARMS Ive never been in there but ive heard some good storys about them. I hope that ive helped.
kyletx1911
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if you wwant to travel a bit tex guns in austin or the bunker in wemberley
GambJoe
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Fountain on 6 in Houston maybe not the best price but I purchase a cz-452 lux deluxe from them and I think I got a good deal. Didn't have much ammo in stock; go figure.
lloveless
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Gatesville has a nice gun store also. I was there last year, but don't remember the name. Lots of used guns with decent prices.
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dallascj
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The Bullet Trap in Plano. I have bought lots from these guys, and they are always friendly and knowledgeable. Their prices are the best I have seen anywhere.
thomas_Oct17
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I don't have any experience.
I don't have any experience.
Guillermo
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GT Distributors in Austin.
I have bought a couple of things there. Service is slow but mostly good. Prices are good. Few things ate LEO only.
HIGHLY recommend them.
http://www.gtdist.com/
I have bought a couple of things there. Service is slow but mostly good. Prices are good. Few things ate LEO only.
HIGHLY recommend them.
http://www.gtdist.com/
moxie
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Since you live near Stephenville, have you tried Pigeon Road? Prices are competitive, and they will take care of any problems. In the phone book. There is also a guy in Dublin who sells at cost plus 10%, Smith Imaging. In the phone book. He's good. Then there is Tac-Pro up 108 North about 25 mins., just outside of Mingus. Nice people. The range and training there are world class.
dogtown tom
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You can't be serious.
I always like to check Ray's Hardware in Dallas whenever I get the itch. I've bought a few guns there before. Prices are competitive - much more so then a lot of the smaller shops in the DFW area. Generally better than Cabelas and Bass Pro too. Academy Sports & Outdoors is fairly competitive too - got my .22s there.
I've had dealings with Weber's but it was many years ago. Can't say anything bad though. They were ok and a salesman helped quite a bit when I went there. I later moved to the Ft. Worth area and there are numerous shops there. Texas is a pretty gun friendly state but there are the occasional butt heads in some places. With so many places though you can always take your business some place else.
I remember a place in Rockett, Texas called the Rockett Pistol Parlor. Saw them at gun shows and they always had good prices. I believe Rockett is south of the DFW area around Waxahachie. (Did I spell that right?)
I remember a place in Rockett, Texas called the Rockett Pistol Parlor. Saw them at gun shows and they always had good prices. I believe Rockett is south of the DFW area around Waxahachie. (Did I spell that right?)
Roan
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It's a bit of a drive, but if you are looking for older and military weapons or bulk and/or unusual ammo, you should stop by the Ammo Depot out in Caddo Mills. It's run by a great guy, they have a wide variety of surplus weaponry at good prices, and they have some really weird stuff. Last time I was in there, for example, they had an inert training rifle grenade for the SKS.
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