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Solicitation
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Solicitation
We're settin'-up our online fireamrs business now. I'd like to know what firearms poeople on this forum beleive are most in demand these days, be it a lever, shot gun, handgun, etc., etc. Just input on what you believe is selling out there.
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Re: Solicitation
In the shop I work at... caveat there... we have been selling more handguns than anything else for quite a while. Most long guns are either collectible OR home-defense shotguns. Just a smattering of other things.
Sincerely,
Hobie
"We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world, and the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend." Robert Louis Stevenson
Hobie
"We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world, and the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend." Robert Louis Stevenson
Re: Solicitation
Everyone around here is getting carry permits and becoming a first-time handgun owner, so catering to them would be good.
I always encourage the newbie handgun owner to buy a PAIR of handguns, including a .22 LR in the same format, so they have a gun to learn/practice with. Maybe you could 'specialize' in that.
Lots of people might like the idea of buying a used .22 LR handgun to shoot awhile then sell back to you for a centerfire of the same design; you could continue to re-sell the .22 LR's many times for not that much money, encouraging people to 'get into' shooting, too.
I always encourage the newbie handgun owner to buy a PAIR of handguns, including a .22 LR in the same format, so they have a gun to learn/practice with. Maybe you could 'specialize' in that.
Lots of people might like the idea of buying a used .22 LR handgun to shoot awhile then sell back to you for a centerfire of the same design; you could continue to re-sell the .22 LR's many times for not that much money, encouraging people to 'get into' shooting, too.
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