Seen in Washington State

[bruceflinch]

We just got back from visiting some Family. Wifey's Uncle & I spent 2 days touring the Gunshops around Puyallup & Cabelas in Lacy, Wa. We also spent a morning at the Paul Bunyan Range shooting where Uncle Ben is a Member.

One of the shops was selling some Collector pieces that had never been shot. They ranged from $850-1600. Beautiful S&W wheelguns. Wish I'd had my regular camera. Enjoy





Now this shop also sold bullets in Bulk!

[socal425]

From what I heard from a fellow co-worker who lives in WA, they passed a state law that they can now own and use suppressors. Aren't we so lucky here in the PRK! Sorry...didn't mean to go off-topic.

[Mr. Beretta]

There's some nice pre lock Smiths in those cases!

[InGrAM]

Ohhh what it would be to live in a free state :P

Did they have any classic semi-autos? it be nice to see some pics of those lol

[rshoemaker]

I have some friends up there that are doing their first annual suppressor shoot. WA was weird you could own suppressors but could not use them untill they just legalized it. I miss everything there but the rain.

[rareair]

Did you get a chance to visit Rainier Arms'?

[JanG]

I have some friends up there that are doing their first annual suppressor shoot. WA was weird you could own suppressors but could not use them untill they just legalized it. I miss everything there but the rain.

i'll take the rain if it comes with freedom

[Freq18Hz]

that cabelas is epic...I love going to that store!

[Gio]

Good stuff Bruce, sounds like you had a good trip up to WA

[GunDog]

My intuition tells me you visited The Marksman on East Canyon Road in Puyallup and perhaps Bullseye in Tacoma. In my experience, The Marksman is the place to go for pre-lock S&W revolvers.

[den888]

I just visited WA (for business) and came back yesterday. I was in Seattle, Tacoma and the southern part of the state (Longview and Vancouver). Saw quite a few gun shops along I-5, but did not get a chance to go inside, Darn!

Nice photos!

[Andy Taylor]

I have some friends up there that are doing their first annual suppressor shoot. WA was weird you could own suppressors but could not use them untill they just legalized it. I miss everything there but the rain.

Then go to the eastern half of the state. Not much rain there.

[Oceanbob]

I just visited WA (for business) and came back yesterday. I was in Seattle, Tacoma and the southern part of the state (Longview and Vancouver). Saw quite a few gun shops along I-5, but did not get a chance to go inside, Darn!

Nice photos!

The next time you're going down I 5 jump off at Federal Way. I really like this store:

Federal Way Discount Guns
(253) 927-5229
33120 Pacific Hwy S, #2, Federal Way, WA 98003
Cross Streets: Between S 332nd St and S 330th St


Good selection and very popular. Nice people inside.

Bob

[ZX-10R]

WA is awesome for guns...Every other week there is a gun show in the North and middle of the state. There gun shows, make ours look like petting farms...Incredible what they have. You should see some of the other gun shops like WADE's which is still the best gun shop I have ever been to...Everything you would ever dream of is there...Incredible place. If you get to Bothell, Go to DJ's...That place has so many handguns it is ridiculous - Many used and new handguns but the selection is vast. heck I did not even mention the rifle portion...That was my FFL when I was in WA. Kenmore range was awesome as well if you get a chance to go shooting...It was where I was a member.

Beautiful state WA...When I came back after fixing our NW region, I regretted leaving to fix our SW region...

[Quiet]

From what I heard from a fellow co-worker who lives in WA, they passed a state law that they can now own and use suppressors. Aren't we so lucky here in the PRK! Sorry...didn't mean to go off-topic.

Actually, the new law allows them to use their noise suppressors.
Prior to the new law passing, you could legally own a noise suppressor in WA, but it was illegal to use it in WA.