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Gun Sales After Sandy Hook
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I was picking up on the day Sandy Hook occurred. Huge crowd. Dude in front of me was buying two ARs and didn't know sh** about guns.Comment
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Thanks to you guys, I bought another AR.
Not going to wait until another shooting... Now the 10 day wait begins.
this is what i bought
$1,330 OTD (after taxes and DROS)
COLT 6920 magpul edition
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I saw bricks for $200. I bought gun same day but it was a good deal and I had just happened to have heard of the shooting a little while before. Got a German P220 with night sights and the box and 4 mags $500. I was going on a motorcycle ride and just happened to find the deal in a local shop on way home. Probably made sense for me to buy but really Sandy Hook did not affect me much due to what and how I buy guns and ammo.
I did place a quick order for a LPK so I could finish off a build and not get gouged doing so.Comment
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I came home from work and my wife and I talked about the news.
Then told her, 'im going to the gun store' She didn't even protest, she just handed me the car keys.
I bought a stripped lower for a 100 bucks I think. When I went back 10 days later the panic was in full effect.
Ive been through this before.
Some may say Im sick for buying a gun in response to a shooting, but I say that the politicians that use a stack of bodies to further their agenda are the sick ones.
Either way, the market moves on with you or without you.
Get ready for Hiliaries run nowComment
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Yeah, I was waiting in line at Turners (pulled a number) to pick up a PPT at
Turners, Chino Hills. (Great Turners)
The place was full that Saturday, very quiet in the store, everybody patient.
In walks a guy who made his way thru the crowd, stopped and stared at the Empty Gun Racks and said in a very loud voice "what happened to all the guns?"
The entire store burst out Laughing.....
May the Bridges I burn light the way.
Life Is Not About Waiting For The Storm To Pass - Its About Learning To Dance In The Rain.
Fewer people are killed with all rifles each year (323 in 2011) than with shotguns (356), hammers and clubs (496), and hands and feet (728).Comment
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This was true here on the SF Peninsula as well. I remember walking into Gun Vault the weekend after and the shelves were empty.
I bought during the hype. Mostly because I had my eye on that AR before SH. I paid $250 more than I should have, but it shoots better!
(oh and in before Sandy Hook was a conspiracy and or never happened)Originally posted by Citadelgrad87It's one thing to question everything . . . It's entirely another thing to reject simple, rational explanations in favor of ever more fantastic and far reaching explanations because you've decided the government cannot be trusted.sigpicOriginally posted by HoooperAnyone who says the American dream requires a specific pay range doesn't understand the meaning of the American dreamComment
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I don't do panics. My main memory of how it affected me was laughing at the panic buyers and the insane lines to get in gun shows. I'm at shows regardless and not to buy beef jerky or wait in Miwall line to get raped. I waited in rain in a line of like 5-10k to get in the Costa Mesa show. I was there mainly for stuff like C&R rifles.
That Utah gun show cartel must literally drool in delight when there is a mass shooting and a panic. Shows have been kind of dead lately. No wait whatsoever to get ammo at Del Mar last weekend.Comment
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