Better gun store name?

[Colt]

"Safety for All."

[kcheung2]

"Every Gun for Town Safety"

[Mountain Max]

Civilian Arms Supply

[hi5]

Deplorables Guns & Ammo
His & Hers Guns & Ammo
Hoot n shoot

[Whiterabbit]

I want to use
T & A arms
My wife thinks it's a little inappropriate.
My name starts with a T hers with an A.
What do you all think of the name ?
She wants to use out last name and arms or armory or tactical.
I would like to read your votes and an explanation on why you like or dislike her idea or my idea.
Thanks

Let's be honest, and serious too for a moment.

A business, particularly guns in CA, is likely to spread with respect to knowledge by word of mouth. My guess is (and correct me if I am wrong) that if you type the word guns into yelp, you still get camping and sports outfitters like bass pro and big 5. Thus, you really have no need for those owrds in your store name.

I would consider dropping the extra names. T&A is just fine for a name. "Tim and Ann's" I imagine would be sufficient.

[chuckdc]

I want to set up a store and indoor range and call it..


The Temple of Boom!

[wbunning]

I like "The Gun Lobby". Get the shop set up with a couple of small tables and a coffee pot for patrons.

[k1dude]

FUCA Arms

[DevilDawgJJ]

This is CA. It should be "Dame La Pistola"

[stix213]

I'd call it "The Gun Show Loophole" and then send cease and desist letters to all the media outlets who keep accusing you of not running background checks on sales.

[UberPatriot]

Dwindling Arms & Scarce Ammo

[Mitch]

I'd call it "The Gun Show Loophole" and then send cease and desist letters to all the media outlets who keep accusing you of not running background checks on sales.

"My cancer is in remission as a result of the gun show loophole."

[CitadelTactical]

I like T&A - pretty catchy. And you can put hot babes in your gun ads.

Best
CT

[LeftHand-Fu]

Weapon Shops of Isher

I'm done.

The Weapon Shops of Isher and its sequel The Weapon Makers detail the workings of Isher civilization and the adventures of Robert Hedrock, The One Immortal Man, as he keeps it in balance in the face of attempts by the Weapon Makers, who have forgotten their purpose as a permanent opposition, and the strong government of the Empress, Innelda Isher, with its intimate connections to a network of financial institutions, to undermine each other. The Weapon Shops provide the populace with defensive weapons and an alternative legal system.

The Isher/Weapon Shops novels are very rare examples of Golden Age science fiction that explicitly discuss the right to keep and bear arms, specifically guns. Indeed, the motto of the Weapon Shops, repeated several times, is "The right to buy weapons is the right to be free". Van Vogt's guns have virtually magical properties, and can only be used in self-defense (or for suicide).

The political philosophy of the Weapon Shops is minimalist. They will not interfere with the corrupt imperial monarchy of the Isher government, on the grounds that men always have a government of the type they deserve: no government, however bad, exists without at least the tacit consent of the governed. The mission of the Weapon Shops therefore is merely to offer single individuals the right to protect themselves with a firearm, or, in cases of fraud, access to a "Robin Hood" alternative court system that judges and awards compensation from large, imperial merchant combines to cheated individuals. Because the population has access to this alternative system of justice, the Isher government cannot take the final step toward totalitarianism.

That's great, I'm so down with "Isher" something. "Isher Arms"? Even the NRA has referenced those classic novels. But I fear SciFi nerds may show up looking for cosplay weapons to take to Comic Con.

[omega]

Tactical American Firearms