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I spent a couple of weeks in Italy and one afternoon in Rome, while walking from the Piazza de Cinquecento to Piazza Barberini, I found a gun store, the Beretta Shop-in-Shop. Needless to say, I had to go inside and oh my stars, what a place! One wall was nothing but handguns, with Smith & Wesson, Kimber, Colt, SiG - all the popular brands; you name it, they had it, including some beautiful pistols I don't think we'll ever see in America, let alone California.
They (of course) had shotguns, ranging from your work-a-day Remington 870 to some of the finest (and expensive) models offered by Beretta. A third wall was filled with military rifles, among which were ARs, M1As, AKs - the works.
Finally, there were the collectables, including a gorgeous 98k, a Henry, and assorted other rifles of mainly European origin.
If you're ever in Rome, check it out at via Barberini 31. For those of you who can't get there any time soon, here's a link to the place:
They (of course) had shotguns, ranging from your work-a-day Remington 870 to some of the finest (and expensive) models offered by Beretta. A third wall was filled with military rifles, among which were ARs, M1As, AKs - the works.
Finally, there were the collectables, including a gorgeous 98k, a Henry, and assorted other rifles of mainly European origin.
If you're ever in Rome, check it out at via Barberini 31. For those of you who can't get there any time soon, here's a link to the place:
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