Where did you buy your first gun.

[Ignored Member]

My first gun was purchased at Academy on I-240

 

[dlbleak]

waited for the marlin model 60 to go on sale for 59.99 at k-mart. my next gun was at Lytles pawn shop in enid. a brand new H&R 922 in satin nickle for 65 bucks. both would be around 1978-79

 

[7stw]

Growing up in Arkansas , I saved my money for a long time and had my dad buy me a sako 308 at rush sporting goods in Russellville ar .. 750 around 93 or 94 only began a love affair with high quality nice rifles ! Kinda wish id let him talk me into something cheaper. NOT REALLY !!!!! Still have it and it still shoots as good as it looks.

 

[Biggsly]

If I remember right, My dad put a model 60 on layaway at Otasco, and I paid it out. I miss Otasco.

 

[HMFIC]

If I remember right, My dad put a model 60 on layaway at Otasco, and I paid it out. I miss Otasco.

I don't know what this "Otasco" thing is, but I used to visit Oklahoma Tar (that's Tire with feeling) -n- Supply.


I didn't buy my first gun, I won it at the Duck's Unlimited Banquet as a junior Nice little 20 gauge H&R Topper Ducks Unlimited Greenwing Special.

First gun that I bought myself was a beauty of a little alloy frame Star PD compact .45. Love that gun!

 

[yukonjack]

S&W model 28 from Fred Baker Firearms in 1979 or 1980.

 

[cyberslider]

Wow - Otasco and TG&Y - I worked for TG&Y for about 6 months back in '78.

Bought my first gun at H&H - unless you consider a pellet rifle, then it was Academy

 

[HiPower]

Dan Wesson 15-2V, from the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego in '78. Most accurate handgun I've ever fired.

 

[Biggsly]

I don't know what this "Otasco" thing is, but I used to visit Oklahoma Tar (that's Tire with feeling) -n- Supply.


I didn't buy my first gun, I won it at the Duck's Unlimited Banquet as a junior Nice little 20 gauge H&R Topper Ducks Unlimited Greenwing Special.

First gun that I bought myself was a beauty of a little alloy frame Star PD compact .45. Love that gun!

Otasco was like a little Wal-Mart, before Wal-Mart. You could buy anything in that place. I think Wal-Mart killed them.

 

[JPK]

1982-83; Just across the Rio Grande River, NW of Albuquerque, NM. Don't remember the name of the store; 12g Win Model 120 Pump.