Bay Area FFL advertising

[dwtt]

I have a question to bay area FFLs and how they advertise. There are many gun owners in the bay area who are also motorcycle and bicycle riders. There are some free monthly magazines you'll find at the dealerships like City Bike for motorcycles. Do local FFLs see advertising in a free newspaper like City Bike as a good way to expand their visibility? I mean when I'm reading City Bike and see the ads for motorcycle dealerships I just glance over them, but if I were to see an ad for a local gun store like Valkyrie Arms or the Gun Vault, it would stand out and I'm more likely to remember the place the next time I'm going out looking for a FFL for gun related stuff. Just asking for opinions, I don't work for City Bike.

[TheExpertish]

I have a question to bay area FFLs and how they advertise. There are many gun owners in the bay area who are also motorcycle and bicycle riders. There are some free monthly magazines you'll find at the dealerships like City Bike for motorcycles. Do local FFLs see advertising in a free newspaper like City Bike as a good way to expand their visibility? I mean when I'm reading City Bike and see the ads for motorcycle dealerships I just glance over them, but if I were to see an ad for a local gun store like Valkyrie Arms or the Gun Vault, it would stand out and I'm more likely to remember the place the next time I'm going out looking for a FFL for gun related stuff. Just asking for opinions, I don't work for City Bike.

Formerly from the Bay Area myself, so as you know it's not exactly a gun friendly area. Not sure it's something that would be well received by the normal readers.

[dwtt]

You might be surprised at how many riders also own or are interested in guns, even in the Bay Area. I think ads would be well recieved, at least by the members of Calguns and BARF.

[Ubermcoupe]

I would love to see a circulation in the BA like the SBR ads in Sacto or Turner ads in SoCal...

So jealous. : pouting: