Thread: Pro-Gun Non-Firearm Businesses List

This has been mentioned many times before, so lets get this started. If you know of any pro-gun non-firearm businesses serving the Northwest, post them here, along with a small blurb regarding how you know they're pro-gun. I'll take all the entries here and put them in this original post. Hopefully we'll be referencing this list when deciding who to give our business

The Thriftway in Sweet Home is very gun friendly I know the owners personaly and Mark and his sons are all shooters.

My High temp commercial pressure washing is gun friendly, its called O'Hickey Enterprises LLC.

Our family cabinet business is very gun and gun owner friendly. We cover PDX to Eugene to the Coast! (and more)
Brunkow Cabinets, llc. 503-775-1154

sorry, but corporate.

Bi-Mart is very gun friendly. They sell firearms, accessories and reloading material. And their prices are competitive. Some people brag about Wal-Mart's prices, but when the government cranks up their anti-gun campaign, I look for Wal-Mart to throw gun-owners under the bus. We should support our friends.

I agree with Dario541. Bimart is the shooters friend. Very pro gun. Didn't raise their prices on ammo in the past year. They'll bore sight your rifle even if you didn't buy it there. They carry guns, ammo, reloading supplies, shooting supplies, gun parts, Etc. And they are real nice people to deal with.

Um...hello???

Someone better say Mother Maybel's or I am going to be putting my fingers in some people's food the next time they are here.

national Anti / Pro list : www.friendorfoe.us - just plug in a zip code and add your favorite pro or anti establishment.

Safeway - follows state law
Walmart - follows state law
barnes & noble - follows state law
toys r us - follows state law
lowes - follows state law
home depot - follows state law
fred meyer/kroger - follows state law
Washington Liquor Control Board - allows CC or OC

for corporate letters and email check this site: http://forum.nwcdl.org/index.php?action=downloads;cat=5

Originally Posted by 57chevy

sorry, but corporate.

What does this mean? You are only accepting Corporations, not mom & pop places ?

Drove past a restaurant today in the questionable side of SE Portland on 122nd between Mill and Main street. Couldn't help but notice large sign that said "Police and firearms friendly." Didn't catch the name because on my way back from the Toyota dealership, I spaced it.

Dan-Dee Sales. Both mom and pop and Corp.

Originally Posted by smonk

I agree with Dario541. Bimart is the shooters friend. Very pro gun. Didn't raise their prices on ammo in the past year. They'll bore sight your rifle even if you didn't buy it there. They carry guns, ammo, reloading supplies, shooting supplies, gun parts, Etc. And they are real nice people to deal with.

Not raising their prices was probably the reason they were always out of ammo. For more information, please see "Micro-economic theory".

Originally Posted by dario541

Bi-Mart is very gun friendly. They sell firearms, accessories and reloading material. And their prices are competitive. Some people brag about Wal-Mart's prices, but when the government cranks up their anti-gun campaign, I look for Wal-Mart to throw gun-owners under the bus. We should support our friends.

As one of our local Bi-Marts became an issue, I emailed to corporate regarding their policies on firearms and never got a reply. I sent several requests and recieved nothing...not even an acknowledgement that I had sent an email.

Originally Posted by m1gunr

national Anti / Pro list : Friend or Foe - Pro and Anti Gun Business Database - just plug in a zip code and add your favorite pro or anti establishment.

Safeway - follows state law
Walmart - follows state law
barnes & noble - follows state law
toys r us - follows state law
lowes - follows state law
home depot - follows state law
fred meyer/kroger - follows state law
Washington Liquor Control Board - allows CC or OC

for corporate letters and email check this site: NorthWest Citizens Defense League - Store Policy Bulletins

Had no idea that website existed thanks a lot for posting it.

And, on another note. Toys-R-Us is now unfriendly.