Orion Arms Corp.

[Miller Tyme]

there higher all the time,how about them going to knob creek and buying all the ammo in pallets on thursday and taking it back you their store to resell,yea they really look out for there customers..

I am sure if they are doing that it is because they can buy it cheaper there than through there supplier, it's called capitalism.

I guess you have never found a bargin on something and bought all you could get because it was such a great deal?

But you are more than welcome to open a gun shop and do the same thing along with all the risks and pitfalls not to mention the tying up of your capitial, me I will continue to support them and there fair prices.

 

[Shoots4Fun]

IMHO, pre-panic, it's one of the best shops in Indiana in terms of inventory (diversity and variety) and definitely for stocked ammo, shotguns (especially HD), AK's, and AR's and parts.

The people have always treated me very nice.

 

[donballz]

louavul..... seriously?
it's Louisville...

Not down here. Lou-a-vul. It's like 2.5 syllables.

 

[Reno_Morris]

Yeah I'm not sure why people think they are expensive. They always have cheaper prices on guns then any other local gun store. Most places can't even come close. Also I never pay sticker price. They will always take a little off. When it comes to customer service there is only one guy in there that is lacking the skills. The rest are very polite and helpful.

 

[Lammchop93]

I love Orion's. Their sticker prices are a little high, but they always take a little off for me. You just have to ask. With such a huge store, I can imagine the overhead they have is high, so I probably would be asking the same prices as well. IMO, I don't mind paying a little extra when I get good customer service, and I always get a hello when I walk in the door.

 

[Lammchop93]

Not down here. Lou-a-vul. It's like 2.5 syllables.

When people ask where I go to school, I just say University of Lul-vul. Everybody knows exactly where I'm talking about.


I was dieing during the Sugar Bowl hearing all the different ways announcers would saying Louisville.

 

[avboiler11]

I've spent a lot of money at Orion...plan to spend more.

I usually work with Chris for my purchases and he's always been upfront and honest with me, giving me candor you won't often hear at a gun shop.

IMO, the "nicest" shop in Louisville is Lotus Gunworks, but the one time I went there was to buy my wife a 10/22 for Christmas a couple years ago and the customer service of the guy that did my sale was *terrible*.

 

[Spike_351]

I agree. Back in September my wife and I stopped in. I walked away to their reloading section and she went to check out what we had come for. An S and W MP 22. The guy behind the counter wouldn't show it to her despite being asked face to face. Ignored her completely. I watched for a few as he waited on male customers who had just walked in. Finally I went over, asked to see it. Immediately he handed it to me. I handed it to my wife who looked it over while he got mad. I handed back to him and told him that he'd just lost over 500 in sales by ignoring my wife and we would go elsewhere.

Moral of the story. If you are a female you get crapped on in that store. Which isn't right.

Wow, really? Me and my ex never had that problem when we went to find her a new 1911, he practicly handed her every one she glanced at, she loved theyre service.

 

[DSmith78]

Orion/Keislers is a great place, I get by there about 5-6 times a year, always top notch. Was there last Saturday and the wife picked out a new Kimber handgun.

While you are down in Clarksville you need to stop by Falls City Firearms. Rick is a great guy and he has a great selection of mil-surps for sale at good prices.

where is falls city firearms in clarksville?

 

[Kagnew]

louavul..... seriously?
it's Louisville...

Not a Southern Indiana native, are you? "Louavul" is a pretty good representation of the way it's pronounced down here in Kentuckiana.

 

[Kagnew]

I don't care how you hill-billy's pronounce the word,

Well, lah-dee-dah-dah. Ain't you just the sofistikate.

(BTW, the word is spelled hillbilly and the plural is hillbillies.)

 

[Joq867]

I prefer the proper name of hillwilliam, thank you very much.

 

[littletommy]

Well, lah-dee-dah-dah. Ain't you just the sofistikate.

(BTW, the word is spelled hillbilly and the plural is hillbillies.)

I suspect he may be Canadian.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I don't care how you hill-billy's pronounce the word, it is indeed SPELLED Louisville.

Hillbillies is the plural, you used the possessive. Hillbilly is not a hyphenated word, either.

Personally, I prefer "hilljack" instead of "hillbilly". Hillbillies are more of a West Virginia thing. Hilljacks are your Midwestern varieties.

From urban dictionary:

Hilljack:
From the southern region of the Midwest (see Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky, Western Pennsylvania and the better part of West Virginia). Hilljacks have a penchant for sleeveless t-shirts, Blackfoot and Molly Hatchet and low-end regional beer. Family gatherings come in the form of cookouts and all of them culminate in drunken brawls and multiple arrests. Young hilljack chicks are usually very attractive but undergo a metamorphosis sometime after they have their third kid before the age of twenty.

 

[Lammchop93]

Hillbillies is the plural, you used the possessive. Hillbilly is not a hyphenated word, either.

Personally, I prefer "hilljack" instead of "hillbilly". Hillbillies are more of a West Virginia thing. Hilljacks are your Midwestern varieties.

From urban dictionary:

Hilljack:
From the southern region of the Midwest (see Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky, Western Pennsylvania and the better part of West Virginia). Hilljacks have a penchant for sleeveless t-shirts, Blackfoot and Molly Hatchet and low-end regional beer. Family gatherings come in the form of cookouts and all of them culminate in drunken brawls and multiple arrests. Young hilljack chicks are usually very attractive but undergo a metamorphosis sometime after they have their third kid before the age of twenty.

Now that Hilljack definition is FUNNY! So true.

 

[THard6]

Not a Southern Indiana native, are you? "Louavul" is a pretty good representation of the way it's pronounced down here in Kentuckiana.

Well, lah-dee-dah-dah. Ain't you just the sofistikate.

(BTW, the word is spelled hillbilly and the plural is hillbillies.)

actually born and raised in Perry county, lived in Siberia, indiana for the first 8 years of my life and wen to school in Ferdinand.
And glad you saw the "hillbilly" I guess I should have put it in purple for the slower folks like yourself...

 

[12many]

Hillbillies is the plural, you used the possessive. Hillbilly is not a hyphenated word, either.

Personally, I prefer "hilljack" instead of "hillbilly". Hillbillies are more of a West Virginia thing. Hilljacks are your Midwestern varieties.

From urban dictionary:

Hilljack:
From the southern region of the Midwest (see Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky, Western Pennsylvania and the better part of West Virginia). Hilljacks have a penchant for sleeveless t-shirts, Blackfoot and Molly Hatchet and low-end regional beer. Family gatherings come in the form of cookouts and all of them culminate in drunken brawls and multiple arrests. Young hilljack chicks are usually very attractive but undergo a metamorphosis sometime after they have their third kid before the age of twenty.

THAT is too funny

 

[Kagnew]

actually born and raised in Perry county, lived in Siberia, indiana for the first 8 years of my life and wen to school in Ferdinand.
And glad you saw the "hillbilly" I guess I should have put it in purple for the slower folks like yourself...

Yeah. "I did that on purpose, just to see if anyone would catch it." Right.

 

[Mr.Softball]

Glad to see we can have fun on this site especially happy to see some Perry County hillbilly folk on the site.

 

[camaker]

My experience is similar. I've bought a few things from them, they are good people.