Hamilton County-ers, what's your shop of choice?

[defender14]

I am rather new to the world of firearms but I had a great experience with IndyGunSafety, Randy spent over an hour with me and my wife answering all of our questions for our first handgun purchase. We walked out with a great deal.

I also have been to Bradis, my father in law lives about 5 minutes away from them so when over in that area of town I find an excuse to stop in

 

[jffyg]

I drive to Kokomo and go to Bullseye on 31. I hate Gander Mountain! They are never staffed properly and sooooooo over priced.

 

[PeaShooter]

You might poke your head in at Crack Shot Guns in Anderson, on 53rd st. Not a bad little store, usually has a pretty good selection. Prices could be better, but what can i say, it is a brick and mortar store. They are always higher than FTF.

 

[furbymac]

You might poke your head in at Crack Shot Guns in Anderson, on 53rd st. Not a bad little store, usually has a pretty good selection. Prices could be better, but what can i say, it is a brick and mortar store. They are always higher than FTF.

they are usually higher than gander mountain

 

[mutt]

Pickings are pretty slim around here

Innate only beem to target guns in Sheridan but he was very helpful to me and took plenty of time to talk to me

Bought some parts to finish out an AR

 

[mutt]

The iPad autocorrect sure makes posts sound weird sometimes

 

[PeaShooter]

they are usually higher than gander mountain

Yeah, but you get an owner that knows guns, not a clock puncher who was told to work firearms that day. He can also do some smithing onsite. Just talked to him yesterday, very nice guy.

 

[kludge]

I've used Michiana for a transfer once, but no, I drive to PSS. Worth it, IMO.

 

[HDSilvrStreak]

Even though I live in Hamilton county, I frequent PSS and Bradis. I've been to both quite a few times. I have been to Beech Grove firearms, but haven't bought anything from them....yet. I'm looking forward to their range being open too.

I don't mind driving little to get the right combination of product, service, price, and value.