Internet sources to purchase firearms?

T.O.M.

T.O.M.

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I recently saw a thread about browsing, but what about purchasing? I browsed BudsGunShop and read a lot of complaints online. Are there any reputable ones out there? Not saying Buds is bad, but it makes me worry when people are complaining alot.
 
Gallery of guns or aka Davidsons!!! I've never heard heard a complaint about them and the price they show you is the price you pay everything is already figured in as far as shipping, state background checks and the price of the gun also anything bought through them comes with a lifetime warranty through davidsons. I've already gotten several of my friends and family hooked on them and between us probably bought 10 guns in the last year and not one complaint from any of us.
 
Gunsamerica and gunbroker are like ebay for guns, but you need to know what the average price is for such firearms. But I have bought from both, more so when overseas and about to return home. Please dont forget you will have to add the price of shipping and FFL fees. But since you MAY NOT need to pay tax, sometimes this is a cheaper route to go.

I have used Buds several times as well and been happy. Their price with shipping is VERY hard to beat. However supporting local shops means they get to meet you, know you, and you know them. I now get called by name at many of the shops around here, and have been given some good prices on some firearms. Last was one I put on special order from Springfield armory. Its a baby version of the MC Operator. It was 822 with tax. The next cheapest I could even find it on gunbroker or anywhere for was 1100. I told the guy it was way low you sure, he said, you come here alot, and thats how we roll.
 
I like Davidsons Gallery of Guns, too. About as painless as you can get for gun purchases.

What I like is you can get several or more options of FFL Dealers that the gun can be transferred to, and each dealer lists a different retail price, so the buyer can pick the best deal.

Also, you can't beat the lifetime warranty.
 
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