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I've been there once and it was a positive experience. There was a line but that's no different then any other public range at times. I did however get to speak with one of the owners regarding some higher end 1911's. his name escapes me but he was very cool and professional guy.

Congrats Shane. Just had this convo with the wife and heard her say something to the affect of no. Not sure that is going to work out for her lol

Thanks for a smooth transaction and for meeting up with me. Solid transaction folks and would deal with again.

Very smooth transaction. Thanks again.

Very smooth transaction. Thanks again.

Great meeting you Ron and thanks for a smooth transaction. Would deal with again.

Jimmy rocks, always a pleasure. For those that don't know, jimmy is solid as a rock. Great guy to deal with and a great guy. Always willing to help out with anything. Doesn't get much better.

Smooth transaction and quick payment. Thanks again. Wouldn't hesitate to deal with.

I had an issue not too long ago in Cabelas also. I was in the middle of a purchase in the gun library and my wife was standing at the table. I was looking around while the salesman was filling out paperwork. My fid and DL was on the table as salesman was filling out paperwork. Next thing I know, so chubby salesman comes over to chat my wife up, confuses the situation. Starts telling me that I can't buy the gun because it's not legal. Now, my wife and I both have FID's but this guy wouldn't listen. As I inform him that he is confused, he walks away for a moment. Next another (senior) guy walks over because chubby guy tells him I'm trying to commit a straw purchase. As I inform him of what is going on, he looks over the paperwork and we're okay to proceed. Now I'm kinda furious that the guy got himself involved for no reason, made accusations and didn't man up to apologize. The salesman dealing with me, then says "hey, we don't have to sell to you if you cause problems etc.." I didn't shut my mouth but didn't get loud. Immediately I asked for a MGR. I spoke, not yelled and stated that I was a loyal customer etc...explained the circumstance. The gun library closed so chubby wasn't there to apologize but I did get $100 off the gun price. I also got an apology from the store mgr, gun library mgr and the gun counter mgr. I told him straight out that I am a customer. I expect to be treated in a respectable manner and not like a criminal. I told him I had $1000 in points with them, I was a signature card customer and was spending it all to get rid of them. They did me right in the end, but I will never forget the experience. You have to be on top of your game when you go there. Always ask for a Mgr when a problem arises.

Bob, what did you pay for yours? I have seen this at heritage for same price and thought it was a little high. Maybe I was, am being cheap. Lol

Wow, very informative thread. That being said, good luck. This is where a PBa card would have helped. Guilty or not guilty, I have had a cop lie through his teeth at the trial. Basically they read some rhetoric from their book which encompasses almost anything and everything then the judge rules against you.

Yeah. At least I plan to.

Doesn't even bother me anymore. Kinds gets drowned out like rain hitting the window.

The Glock match is fathers day weekend every year.

I wonder if you have residency in NJ and FL if your legally allowed to carry. I would assu e so since you have residency in FL.

No. I sold a revolver and the gun was stamped and hard to read. That was the cuase of my dealings. They were gtg when I went down

Welcome to the forum

It's happened to me also. No big deal. They were very cool about it and they were 100% correct.

Says the guy who is retired and not even in his sixties. I'll gladly trade your money got mine

Don't get me wrong, u agree. I have 3 presses. My point is there is a lot of upfront expenses that takes you a little while to recoup.

You can walk into a local FFL and get ammo cheaper than that and you'd be supporting a business that cares about gun rights.

Guys, reloading will cost you money also. Just to get started your looking at around $500 in stuff you need and that is on the cheap side of things. Primers are hard to come buy and I have noticed an increase. I remember buying a case of 5000 for $125 on sale. We won't see that for quite a while and maybe not at a again. Shooting is not a cheap sport. Maybe it's time I work on my golf swing.

You can call and buy the different levers now.

I generally use Grubx a d have not had an issue.

just minor stuff but it's a hassle either way.