I usually will at least mention to somebody that I'm going, and where I'm going, and for firearms transactions I always meet somewhere public. Did go to Badger's house one time, but that was for a gun rack. The way I figure, like others have said, if spidey senses tingle, GTFO. Until then, no real ...

infidel wrote:Welcome. Viva WKRP!

Best TV show ever. And you're the first person to ever get the joke as long as I've used the name haha.

Pezhead wrote:Welcome from Shakopee too. Do you ever get to the Turtle's car show in the summer?

I sure do, sometimes I even like to bring my Oldsmobile, although it didn't make it this summer.

mnglocker wrote:

DrJohnnyFever wrote:If that doesn't pan out I'll go local, pay a bit more.

Chances are you'd actually pay less.

If you really think so, I'll do some looking around.

Hello all I'm Bill from Shakopee. I've got a couple of Winchester 1200 shotguns (12 & 20 guage), a Winchester 1894 rifle in .32 Special built in 1950 or so, an M91/30 Mosin-Nagant rifle, a Marlin .22 bolt rifle, a savage semi-auto .22 rifle. Hopefully soon I'll have myself a Bushmaster AR as wel...

read my mind! i talked to a guy at the gun counter a while back cause he was tryin to tell some dude (that was 19 or 20 i think) that he cant buy it, or even hold it if he wasnt 21, and i was like, wtf? 21 years old, and Assault style rifles dont even set next to each other in the form do they? did...

I just got told by the store manager at the Cabelas in Rogers that they can't sell me an AR-15 despite my permit to purchase because I'm only 20. I even read the requirement from the application to him: "Must be at least 18 years old to purchase a handgun or semiautomatic military-style assault...