Me too lol. Remember Jack?
he wasn't wrong
I have owned a Glock, just one.
Quitter
Village Tactical is definitely not what it used to be. I pretty much stay away these days, but the times I have dropped in, the staff seems incredible akward and tends to try and act like they are super knowledgeable but it really feels the opposite. Maybe just me, but I don’t plan on returning unless it’s out of sheer convenience sometime. Nice to know Hoov might have something up his sleeve. I’ll be a patron if that comes to fruition.
I'm a quitter too. Won one at a DU banquet with a $150 ticket purchase. Glad I didn't spend more as it resides in the gun safe as a desecrated queen taking up valuable space.
Being hard headed I tried twice to force myself to like Glocks but just couldn't get used to the striker fired trigger......bought a model 21 the first go around and a model 19 the second.
There's no arguing about them being a good dependable gun because they are.....just not my cup of tea.
There's no arguing about them being a good dependable gun because they are.....just not my cup of tea.
Always had good experiences at Village Tactical. Same at Big Boys. Not saying that's the case here, but some people are just lookin' to be butt hurt. (I specifically remember a Big Boys thread about this.) I liked Outdoor America too.
As an aside, does the business inventory tax affect how much product a business keeps on the shelf in January?
As an aside, does the business inventory tax affect how much product a business keeps on the shelf in January?
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Gene Sears has always been like that. You just have to ask for help.
Prices can be decent there.
OTOH, ive never bought a thing from VT because their prices are really high and they dont have much inventory.
That place. Rudest employees ever, but damn if they didnt have great prices in their heyday.
I have spent more at OA than any other metro gunstore. Southwest Shooters being 2nd.
But one OA started going downhill, they went in a hurry.
