Stillwater Armory prices

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Glocks all day long for 739.99 at gunworld!! Oh and quote "we are the only shop in okc thathas glocks in stock" ummkay. They also are selling side mount rails for an AK for $119. Found it at academy for 29.99. Stay away unless you like dropping your pants and grabbing your ankles.
 

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Pre-sillytimes, Armory was a little high, but since everyone else has gone crazy, they've stayed the same, which now makes them cheaper than everyone else around here. Had nothing but good experiences with their knowledgeable, no BS staff.

In November, pre-hysteria, Wal-Mart on W. 6th in Stillwater had the Colt AR for $1089. I want across the street to Stillwater Armory and they had the EXACT SAME COLT for $1086!!!! I'm impressed! Who can compete with Wal-Mart?
 
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Butch's Guns in Woodward, Ok. No panic pricing, I've been doing business there for years and its the real deal. Right now they are having a hard keeping certain items in stock but the prices haven't changed from pre Sandy Hook prices. I also used racing1g (member here) for my first gunbroker purchase and will use him for all of my future internet purchases.
 

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Is this the place on Hwy 51? If so, they must have lowered their prices from the last time I was there. Their prices were way high, so much so that I walked out after 5 minutes.
 

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I see people justify gouging all the time by saying "going value". Is Magpul selling their products to dealers at "going value"? No...manufacturers are selling to dealers at the same cost as ever but dealers are increasing the price and claiming it's not gouging because they are just selling at "going value".. horse dung. Gouging is gouging no matter what paper you wrap it in. So when Magpul sells a 100 Pmags to DSG and they mark them up a few bucks that's "going value" but when Blah Blah company buys theirs at the same price and mark them up $10-20+ THAT's gouging. Make no mistake, when you buy from these people you are making your own problem worse by empowering these scum.

If you absolutely cannot live without a new Pmag then ask a friend if he'll part with one but don't buy from that guy who's selling mags, guns and ammo at inflated rates. I've heard them say "well, I bought these at the inflated rate and I'm just trying to make my money back". Well, I feel sorry you got ripped off and obviously you didn't need it if your selling it now so it's not my responsibility to fix your mistake. Certainly everyone has the right to try and make money however it's legal, free trade and all, but we customers also have the right to buy elsewhere.

Until these turds who are prowling the stores as trucks come in to buy as much ammo as they can regardless of whether they need it or not are stopped the rest of us will pay the real price. If you need it, buy it, but if you're buying to add to your already full stocks or to turn around and sell at a markup you are the problem no matter how you rationalize it in your mind.
 

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I see people justify gouging all the time by saying "going value". Is Magpul selling their products to dealers at "going value"? No...manufacturers are selling to dealers at the same cost as ever but dealers are increasing the price and claiming it's not gouging because they are just selling at "going value".. horse dung. Gouging is gouging no matter what paper you wrap it in. So when Magpul sells a 100 Pmags to DSG and they mark them up a few bucks that's "going value" but when Blah Blah company buys theirs at the same price and mark them up $10-20+ THAT's gouging. Make no mistake, when you buy from these people you are making your own problem worse by empowering these scum.

If you absolutely cannot live without a new Pmag then ask a friend if he'll part with one but don't buy from that guy who's selling mags, guns and ammo at inflated rates. I've heard them say "well, I bought these at the inflated rate and I'm just trying to make my money back". Well, I feel sorry you got ripped off and obviously you didn't need it if your selling it now so it's not my responsibility to fix your mistake. Certainly everyone has the right to try and make money however it's legal, free trade and all, but we customers also have the right to buy elsewhere.

Until these turds who are prowling the stores as trucks come in to buy as much ammo as they can regardless of whether they need it or not are stopped the rest of us will pay the real price. If you need it, buy it, but if you're buying to add to your already full stocks or to turn around and sell at a markup you are the problem no matter how you rationalize it in your mind.

Are some taking advantage of the situation? Sure, CTD for example. Just marking up their prices isn't gouging. They're both charging what it costs to keep their doors open. The difference is magpul has a product to sell everyday. It could be weeks or months between shipments for the stores. Without a product to sell, their doors close.
 

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They are good folks. Was in there yesterday and the prices seemed fair for what they had in stock. Have always been pleased with the way they treat customers and the knowledge the sales person has is good. Wish they had more ammo in stock as well as reloading supplies. And I sure miss the range too.
 

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