If you could only go to one gunstore along the I-5 corridor where would you go?

[cyclesarge]

I would recommend Rich's Gun Shop, just west of Aurora. I don't know of any other shop that offers a lifetime warranty. Of course, the only sticking point is the fact that you have to get the gun back to their shop......

And the fact that they wouldn't sell him a gun in the first place, unless it was a rifle that he could buy in California anyway.

 

[cyclesarge]

I would ALSO recommend The Baron's Den, easy access (if you can't find it off I-5, you probably shouldn't be driving, haha), lot's of evil black guns (AR15's, AK47's, sometimes Uzi's, they had an MP40 last time I was there, BMG 50, etc), they have a wide selection of hand guns you can rent AND A FULL AUTO THOMPSON. Plus it's literally 2 minutes off I-5, which is HUGE if you are traveling with a non-gun person. I know any time I take to find a gun store is time I don't get too spend IN the store.

 

[deen_ad]

The Gun Room.

Last place I'd go even if it was the only place open and even then I'd have to think about it.

 

[PDXSparky]

I would ALSO recommend The Baron's Den, easy access (if you can't find it off I-5, you probably shouldn't be driving, haha), lot's of fun black guns (AR15's, AK47's, sometimes Uzi's, they had an MP40 last time I was there, BMG 50, etc), they have a wide selection of hand guns you can rent AND A FULL AUTO THOMPSON. Plus it's literally 2 minutes off I-5, which is HUGE if you are traveling with a non-gun person. I know any time I take to find a gun store is time I don't get too spend IN the store.

There, fixed it for you.

 

[cyclesarge]

There, fixed it for you.

Sorry, I just had to make it safe to READ in Kalifornia.

 

[John]

you could make the huge WAC show in Puyallup this weekend. And then, if you're not worn out from that, stop in a Cabella's in Lacey, Surplus Ammo in Lakewood, and Federal Way Guns in Federal Way. Just a start.