gun shop=don't want my business?

[12.7x99mm]

auctionarms.com is your friend. People there will pay anything.

 

[beckrodgers]

To ED

No u didnt offend me in the least,We can all be short tempered ,rude,or hateful at any givin time then add mis understanding as well. I been jipped so has every body but then turn around at the same place & come out smelling like a rose. Took me a while to figure some of this out ,most will deal with u honestly never be in a hurry to buy or part w/a firearm,espcially in a climate w/govt regs & lawsuits these folks here have helped me over&over with out even knowing it. Always listen &learn then act.

 

[Midnight]

So you're gonna lecture me on economics, are ya John Nash? Let me refer YOU to a book: Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith. The best result comes when everyone does what is best for themselves. As has been mentioned before, gun shop welfare should not exist. Brand/shop loyalty does not foster competition, and does not drive prices toward true equilibirum. It is the responsibility of the gun shop to offer me services that the kitchen table dealer cannot in order to win my business. If there is one thing we can agree on, it is that business is constantly changing. Dealers have to find ways to adapt to the changing climate, which includes laws, local regulations, and even the kitchen table dealer.

Bottom line: I do what's best for me by patroning the kitchen table dealer who sells for $20 over cost. Other businesses can adapt to earn (no welfare here) my business, or they can go by the wayside.

 

[Kahr carrier]

Good idea on keeping the Marlin .Happy shooting.