American Outdoor Supply

[tonb]

Just wanted to give a quick plug for American Outdoor Supply in Livermore, these guys rock. This is the place I purchased my M1A from.

If you are in the tri-valley area there is no reason you should not be shopping at American Outdoor Supply in Livermore. Cool people there, very knowledgable and very helpful. I feel very comfortable with my purchase knowing that they are there to help with any questions or problems I might encounter. Also, AOS has been in Livermore for a long time, if you knew the old location they've moved and are now over by Pearson's stereo.

Could I have gotten my rifle for less online? Maybe, but then where do you go when you've got questions/problems/etc? Same with bike shops, you can get em cheaper online but you've gotta support your local shops, where else you gonna go when you need help?

Besides you can just hangout and bs guns anyways.

[Blue]

Mr. Miogi is awesome. I always love stopping off in that place when I get the chance.

[Walking Fire]

Where are they located?
I travel through Livermore twice a week, Thanks.

[tonb]

Where are they located?
I travel through Livermore twice a week, Thanks.

2558 Old 1st St # B
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http://maps.yahoo.com/index.php#trf=0&mvt=m&lon=-121.765316&lat=37.68382&mag=2&q1=2558%20Old%201st%20St%20%2523%20B,%20Livermore%20CA%2094550,%20us

Sortof at the corner of 1st street and church street. If you were on 1st st going east, you know where that fruit stand is at on the right? Well they're on the left side of the street kinda tucked back in there.

btw: if you dig korean food a good quick lunch place for it opened up and it is right next to the gun shop in that little strip mall area. Across from John's burgers, which is also great. Too bad Ben sold Ben's

[colddeadhands]

the old chinese guy in the is bitter and not very willing to help, but thats ok because he is finally going to retire. Ive been shopping there for a long time and even tried to buy guns from him before. he just isnt very interested in helping his customers. the other two guys who work there are very eager to help, but i have found that they do not know much about reloading or hunting. at least they will admit it. They have a plan to re build the inside of the store to be more organized and fit newer products. it should be a quality store soon enough.

[highspeed11]

the old chinese guy in the is bitter and not very willing to help, but thats ok because he is finally going to retire. Ive been shopping there for a long time and even tried to buy guns from him before. he just isnt very interested in helping his customers. the other two guys who work there are very eager to help, but i have found that they do not know much about reloading or hunting. at least they will admit it. They have a plan to re build the inside of the store to be more organized and fit newer products. it should be a quality store soon enough.

lolllerskates....

[Richieboy]

Got my Mom's 10/22 and my Beretta through him as well as all my Surefire products. Great guys, very knowledgable, however NOT OLL friendly. I had to go to Irvington Arms for that (also very cool guys).

Rich (owner) is only short tempered when he thinks you are just dicking around. Buy some stuff and stop in and he gets friendly, his son is awesome to talk with as are most of the other guys who hang out there.

[Blue]

Rich (owner) is only short tempered when he thinks you are just dicking around. Buy some stuff and stop in and he gets friendly, his son is awesome to talk with as are most of the other guys who hang out there.

That guy has always been funny as hell whenever I've stopped in. He's always been willing to help, but I guess it's because every time I've stopped in I've been willing to buy

[dwtt]

I work in Livermore and started going there when I got my present job. After a few visits, and having bought powder and primers from them, I stopped going there because the old Japanese guy is a bit whacky. He can be friendly and nice one day, and an absolute jerk the next day.

[highspeed11]

Anybody know how much they charge for an out of state transfer?