pawn shops

[Tre(y)13]

any in the sacramento area that are worth visiting?

[bruceflinch]

You mean to look for guns?

[Wyatt Burp]

The laws worked just as intended and made it so difficult for all the pawnshops I know of to sell guns that they gave it up. I envy people in Nevada, for example, who can still go into pawn shops and browse over piles of guns, looking for that hidden gem.

[mjsweims]

There's one in Auburn. Forgot the name though.

[Tre(y)13]

typical. any chance you could come up with a name of the one in auburn?

[Wyatt Burp]

typical. any chance you could come up with a name of the one in auburn?

It's on the corner of Lincoln and another street. There's a giant used book store across the street. There's a pretty good old fashioned gun shop farther up on Lincoln, too. On the left. I mean it just looks like those gunshops my old man took me to in the 60's. I've been in that Auburn pawn shop. They had long guns only including a winchester Model 88 in .243 with a super fancy carved stock.
While there go to the Auburn Alehouse. The best food on the planet and great beer.

[cdtx2001]

There's one in the Fruitridge shopping center on Fruitridge and Stockton Blvd. Employees are very helpful if they know you're there to buy (or fondle firearms) and not cash a check or pawn something that was just stolen or traded for crack. Selection of ammo and other parts is decent for a pawn shop.

Like any pawn shop, prices can be negotiable and have some wiggle room. Make a deal!!!

BTW, Make DAMN sure to lock your vehicle up and not leave any valuables in plain sight. Rough would be a kind word for this neighborhood. Luckily, the sun is out during business hours.

[Tre(y)13]

awesome, ill have to check these places out..thanks