Would the people of Ashe County like to have a new gun store?
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Joseph T.
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Posted 7:29 pm, 07/16/2019
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I would like it and suggest as another poster did about cheap FFL transfers for internet buyers and a good supply of ammo from FMJ to quality self defense ammo.
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quartetman
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Posted 7:27 pm, 07/16/2019
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It doesn't matter whether the people want it or not. It won't survive in Ashe. Not enough customers and most people still shoot in their backyard.
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Ashe County is growing because they have ran out of room in Boone. I remember people saying the same thing about Mark Duncan when he started his in Wilkes. It has been around a long time now. I went to school with Mark and new Allen Brown well people said it will never work. But I'm glad it did.
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aFicIoNadoS
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Posted 6:48 pm, 07/16/2019
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It doesn't matter whether the people want it or not. It won't survive in Ashe. Not enough customers and most people still shoot in their backyard.
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guntrading
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Posted 6:10 pm, 07/16/2019
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It would be good if it were to have a large selection of used firearms as well. Maybe even a part time gunsmith to do minor repairs and or refinishing services. A big plus would be to take care of online buyers + sellers transfers at a reasonable cost. It's basically free money for you .
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MainSt USA
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Posted 5:46 pm, 07/16/2019
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I would support it. It would be nice to have a local shooting range/ gun store. Nothing against the wildlife club but it would be nice to be able to practice on a range w/o having to be a member.
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quartetman
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Posted 4:57 pm, 07/16/2019
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I'm good with competition. This store would be fully stocked. It wouldn't be one that just has a few hand guns and shotguns and a little ammo. I greatly appreciate your response. We love that area. We are still trying to find about 15 acres or so that would work. Any info you can give me I would greatly appreciate it.
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jrscott295
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Posted 4:38 pm, 07/16/2019
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I think it's great to have more businesses but I have to be honest I'd have concerns about whether you'd have enough business. I suppose it depends on what sort of ROI you are expecting and in what sort of time frame.
There is the Ashe County Wildlife Club that does have a 300 yd outdoor range. Thus you wouldn't be without competition.
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quartetman
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Posted 3:53 pm, 07/16/2019
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I'm just asking would the people like to have a new gun and ammo store with all the stuff that goes with it in about a 3000 sq ft building with nice gun ranges? Let me know good or bad but please be serious. Thanks, Todd
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