Blueline Guns & Ammo (Ventura)
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I was wondering the same myself...
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However, not having a sign stating so, phones not being answered and web site being down would seem to indicate otherwise. RM Edit: yes, their Facebook page says they are moving to a new location and will open up on December 10th. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
Good people out their at blue line. would of hated if they had gone out of business.
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Their Facebook page says they are moving to a new location and will open up on December 10th.
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Their new location will be around eastman and market as I've been told.
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They got their email list together mid/late this year, and the website tied into one of those national dealership things, so perhaps some strong marketing for the new store will help them get the word out and drive increased business. |
I was in there one of the last days open.... Shelves were down and no stock.... Guy told me they were relocating but had also applied for a different license .... They applied and then got a call that said..oh by the way...no gun sales for you til the new license is issued!
Guy said that was the reason for the move now....will reopen around Dec 10. |
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I personally will only go there if I know the owner is there. he helped me out a while back with the purchase of a gun and 5000 rounds.
one of the employees there is absolutely terrible at everything customer service related. He made comments on drivers license pictures that I overheard, talking crap to a customer who brought in a trade with a slight surface rust on one of the magazines. Talking crap that the gun was left handed. Just overall rude and rather obnoxious. but, that is just my opinion, I think they would do better if that employee was not there. |
Apparently moving. They took down their website and all, which is odd. Hopefully moving will cause them to carry more BP supplies and suck a little less.
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I believe it was the DW guy. Just because of him I dont go there anymore, just more of a personal annoyance then anything. Again, I really enjoyed my time with the owner though, wish all my experiences were like that. |
DW is in fact gone, for reasons that couldn't be said. Personally I had a good experience with him and he gave good advice when I was buying a shotgun from them. I just went by today and was sad that they had "closed", but its good to hear they are re-opening!
Apparently I am not connected to them on facebook because I couldn't find any indication of what was going on which is why I'm here now :) |
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I'd like to know that has happen to them too.
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Checked their FB page. There's no info on it. In fact, I couldn't see the message saying that they were gonna temporarily close the store.
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I friended them on FB. I'll post here what info I find if any...
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First off, Blueline will be opening up as soon as issues are cleared and this is his daughter. Second off, Let me say that his wife and daughter do not need your judgement whether you are a loyal customer or not. My dad has kicked people out of his store for things less then what you just said. Third off, Marines, which im going to guess you are prior from your dont tread on me picture, do not talk bad about other marines, former and current, no matter if they Are in the Marine Corps or just in the Military. So while you sit there wondering when this gun shop is opening up again, and I am in Afghanistan on Christmas away from my family making sure you and your family are safe, rethink this post and the way you speak to people and about people on this website. Thanks. -Chelsie |
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Tell your dad if he wants help putting up a basic website that just gives a "no we arent gone for good, we will reopen when..." id be happy to do it for the shop, they have helped me out a lot :) |
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Thanks for the update. I look forward to BL opening back up. A thousand times thank you for your service to our nation. Merry Christmas! RM |
Good deal, Chelsie. Was sort of concerned there, with the minor "glitch" you guys encountered. Your dad, and all the employees, we're always helpful. Ignore the bad comments, comes with the territory, you know? Hope your deployment is successful and you come home soon. Godspeed. Take care.
From someone who's "been there". The coach. |
I'm checking in to see if there was any updates to note and I can't help but note post #19 is judgemental even if the author wants to say it's not.
The way I read it is the author has no faith in store's employees and while he has respect for owner Robb he had to state in his message that he hasn't yet "judged" the wife and daughter to meet his standard of "faith" in employees. Unnecessary. |
Good luck out their in afghan chelsie.
Cant wait to spend some money at blue line |
They have always been good to me at blueline, DW wasn't sure of the law a lot of times, but other than that I love the place and can't wait for them to open back up
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This is where I got my 1st gun. I'm one of you guys who are waiting for them to open again. Im ready for another gun....
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Hi All
It has been a little bit of time, sorry for the inconvenience to all. The new address is; 5755 Valentine Rd # 203 Same Phone But no time to answer it still setting up the new place. I have been get e-mail for items I have in stock, that is the best for me so I can get back to everyone. Thanks for all the support over the past 3 years. Thanks Rob |
Wow good to hear ur back ..... Have to stop by and look around
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Blueline Guns & Ammo.
New Address: 5755 Valentine Road. Ventura, Ca. 93003 Suite # 203 Phone: 805-339-9480 :excl: Be aware. Location comes upon you quickly. If you're going south on Victoria. Under over pass turn right. QUICK right again. Building is on the corner just before the 101 south bound entry. Blink and you missed it...:eek: Met the owner only once. As a new customer. Nice guy IMO. |
It is in fact the same Blueline and the same Rob. He is carrying different hours as he is and does still have a full time job. He will get back to emails and phone messages as quick as possible and I believe his hours are 4-6ish weekdays and all day Saturday. I'm sure this is to cut down overhead and give us all better deals. I suppose I should get back in here a bit more often.
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The new hours are going to be sort I have a full time job. The hours are going to be Mon- Wednesday -Friday 4pm-6pm and Saturday 9-3:30 Any can e-mail for a price or to see if it in stock The phone at the shop is on but the answering machine I don’t have enough time to do it all so e-mail is the best. Sorry for any inconvenience Thanks Rob. |
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Im glad to hear you guys are back. Cant wait to stop by and spend some money.
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5755 Valentine Rd #203 Hour M-F 4pm to 6pm Sat 9am-3:30pm |
oh im slow :D sorry for the double post
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Hey Rob, great to hear you are back in business. I've stopped by the building once or twice when I heard you guys might be moving there, but now that I know when, I'll see you soon.
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We will be at the shop m-f 4pm -6pm This saturday 9th and 10th will be at show. I will have a table with 50% off items. There will be 8 a/r at the table. Thanks :79: |
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