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<blockquote data-quote="criticalbass" data-source="post: 2482633" data-attributes="member: 711">J.W. Mashburn was a pioneer in wildcat cartridges and custom guns.&nbsp; There is some connection to Gunworld, and J.W. is probably spinning in his grave.Southwest shooters was once a great store.&nbsp; The lady at the register could piss off the pope (heard she did) but it was worth going there for a lot of stuff.&nbsp; About 20 years ago I got a nice Winchester 06 .22 for about $125.&nbsp; It was a consignment sale.&nbsp; Those are worth, in the condition mine is in, around $500 now.&nbsp; They used to have all the reloading stuff you could need, and were very expert in explaining reloading.The Mashburn&#039;s store, when it was on Penn, was amazing.&nbsp; Sad that it&#039;s gone.But, of all the gone stores, I miss Sportsman&#039;s Warehouse the most.&nbsp; Wish they&#039;d come back.&nbsp; Side note:&nbsp; Haven&#039;t seen one word about ****&#039;s here in ages.&nbsp; I predict that they will not prosper in this market.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="criticalbass, post: 2482633, member: 711"] J.W. Mashburn was a pioneer in wildcat cartridges and custom guns. There is some connection to Gunworld, and J.W. is probably spinning in his grave. Southwest shooters was once a great store. The lady at the register could piss off the pope (heard she did) but it was worth going there for a lot of stuff. About 20 years ago I got a nice Winchester 06 .22 for about $125. It was a consignment sale. Those are worth, in the condition mine is in, around $500 now. They used to have all the reloading stuff you could need, and were very expert in explaining reloading. The Mashburn's store, when it was on Penn, was amazing. Sad that it's gone. But, of all the gone stores, I miss Sportsman's Warehouse the most. Wish they'd come back. Side note: Haven't seen one word about ****'s here in ages. I predict that they will not prosper in this market. [/QUOTE]

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