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<blockquote data-quote="GorillaG" data-source="post: 4250742" data-attributes="member: 49083"><p>Some guy dropped what looks like a minimum of one mil on a brand new gun store and range here in Bartlesville (well Dewey, same thing they touch) When they first opened they had a lot of customers checking it out and several staff and a full-time gunsmith. Now a couple years later I drive by at least twice a day and rarely see any customers. Last time I went inside there was ONE sales lady and no more gunsmith. Unless you&#039;re in a big metroplex it&#039;s just gonna be a hobby nothing more. Your gonna avg 500-1000 cash tied up in each gun times several hundred. The profit per gun is relatively microscopic, that&#039;s why the big guys are all online with millions of views. A pawn shop selling guns and having a range (if that&#039;s legal) is way smarter, they make their money from astronomical interest rates. Some even phase out the guns because of the ratio of investment to profit.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="GorillaG, post: 4250742, member: 49083"] Some guy dropped what looks like a minimum of one mil on a brand new gun store and range here in Bartlesville (well Dewey, same thing they touch) When they first opened they had a lot of customers checking it out and several staff and a full-time gunsmith. Now a couple years later I drive by at least twice a day and rarely see any customers. Last time I went inside there was ONE sales lady and no more gunsmith. Unless you're in a big metroplex it's just gonna be a hobby nothing more. Your gonna avg 500-1000 cash tied up in each gun times several hundred. The profit per gun is relatively microscopic, that's why the big guys are all online with millions of views. A pawn shop selling guns and having a range (if that's legal) is way smarter, they make their money from astronomical interest rates. Some even phase out the guns because of the ratio of investment to profit. [/QUOTE]

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