Check out Wrigley's in Fort Wayne

[Vicfirth01]

If you live in Fort Wayne and haven't made the drive to Wrigley's Sales in Fort Wayne you are missing out. I have had nothing but good experiences there and am very pleased with their service. Recently, I called and inquired on a handgun that was listed online that they had for an exceptional price. When I got there they admitted that they had made a mistake in the listing (which I knew was too good to be true). Not only were they professional and apologetic about it, but they split the difference with me, so I still got an awesome gun for more than a hundred dollars off MSRP!!! I know that Gander Mountain just re-did their store and have a massive supply, but for a little less than a mile drive north down Lima Rd you are more than likely going to save $$$$$, especially on rifles. The staff is awesome and very helpful. They are located on Lima Rd in a little strip mall wedged in the corner just south of Muttons. Support your local gun store and check it out. I doubt that you'll be disappointed!!

 

[LEaSH]

Pretty stand-up of them to adjust the price of a weapon, considering you came to them specifically for that deal. They knew that and probably took a slight hit - but it was the right thing to do.

I travel through Ft Wayne once and a while, I'll be sure to at least stop by.

The only website I found is wrigleyammo.com. Same guys I assume?

 

[KokomoDave]

I will have to stop in when I am making a run to Casa!

 

[RustyHornet]

I've been in there. Small store, good prices and friendly staff. I would definitely go back. I believe wrigleyammo.com is the same place.

Jon

 

[Evermoore]

Good shop. Smaller but they have a surprising amount of guns and normally a decent amount of ammo, of which I have bought my fair share

 

[Booya]

Agree with everything above! Those guys are super friendly and very helpful! I've been a few times and WILL be going back!

 

[Vicfirth01]

Yeah Leash, those are the same guys as far as I know.

 

[PGRChaplain]

They are A+. GM redid the store but their price structure remains at MSRP or Higher. I buy some Fishing stuff at GM but that's it.

 

[youngda9]

Last time I went to Wrigley's I asked the guy behind the counter if they carried gunpowder, since they had a very small selection of bullets and primers for sale. He told me that they had a few pounds left but he took the last of it home for himself. Not sure I saw any decent wood stocked rifles in there...all plastic fantastic except for a cheap rossi levergun.

The new GM is flashy...but I don't like all the rifles behind the counter. They are arranged by brand (why no Ruger?) and you can't read the tags to be able to tell the model, price, or caliber of the rifles on the wall. They do have a LOT of handguns now. Seems like there are more people there to help out, and they are making a good effort. Their prices still are very high...I just go there to look for the most part. They seem to have gotten out of the reloading components business which is a shame, they lost a lot of my business right there.

I'll make the drive to Tomlinson's.

 

[Lunati]

Nothing beats ZX in Ft. Wayne. If I'm going else where it's Tomlinson's or up north @ Midwest or ZX in Goshen.

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

We get up to Mad Anthony's town once in a while; gonna have to check some of these places out one of these times.

 

[Tomc1947]

Another small place in the Fort is B&H on Paulding Rd. Good Service and a lot of local LEO's shop there.

 

[JetGirl]

They do have a LOT of handguns now.

Check out the little signs in the case windows.

I'll make the drive to Tomlinson's.

I do that frequently, myself.

 

[cmr13]

I do that frequently, myself.

One of these days I might too!

 

[youngda9]

Check out the little signs in the case windows.

Not going to be there for a while...what did I miss ?

 

[JetGirl]

Not going to be there for a while...what did I miss ?

Every few feet down the long row of glass there are little signs (probably to discourage late night smash & grabs). They say every night all the handguns are locked away, as if someone is packing them all away after hours and unpacking them before they open. Every night. Every morning. I asked a counter guy if they really did it (just to see what answer I'd get). He just looked at the ceiling and whistled...