My cousin in Indiana has a neighbour who acts like a complete utter dickhead with his rifle. So frankly, I don’t blame Michigan for trying to thin the herd of people who really shouldn’t have anything more lethal than a water pistol. It’s not about persecuting on HHonors it’s about trying to thin down the number of people have access to guns who shouldn’t have. Let’s face it. Do you really want gun store staff to sell a weapon to somebody who shouldn’t have one, only for that person to then go and do nasty things. That seems a whole lot of deeply unpleasantness. I know it’s a pain in the backside, but look at this way. If it saves one life then it’s worth it .
Yea, I am 18. I should be able to go in and buy a shotgun or deer rifle without having to wait 2 weeks to purchase it 🥲 like who gives a shit. I grew up around guns. I can work my way around any firearm even if I don’t know little to nothing about it. Just let me pick up my rifles and shit. I have a farm I got to take care of bc my pa is I’ll. We have yotes and I don’t want to get called for using a 30-06 at 3 am to kill yotes
@@Joeshmoshoots in light we had a nasty school massacre in Scotland in the 1990s. The Conservative government of the time had the balls to take on the far on this industry and get rid of handguns for use by the general civilian population. As a result we’ve not had a school massacre since. You can get a license to have a shotgun or a rifle for hunting purposes. But generally most countries, including my own did not require the civilian population to walk around like a they are inn a failed state.
A veteran i worked with at the gun counter had a guy bring a draco in to sell, and the customer pointed it at my fellow workers belly, when he cleared it it had one in the chamber! Never seen a customer get cussed at in such a way by the vet, he told me later it would have pissed him off to survive sll those deployments in the middle east to die of a gut shot from a shitty ak from a customer
Yep I trade often and I do the same . I walk in and just ask how they want it . I use the same rifle case when I go try to do some bartering so I have a handful of chamber flags even . So I use them to be fancy .
I agree how are people supposed to know, that they have the best price locally? I've purchased a lot of guns from pawn shops most of the time when I asked if they can go any lower they look at me like I just insulted their dead grandma. Yet if I go in there to sell a gun they want to make sure to give me one-third of its value!
Listen gun dealer barely make any money on guns they literally make 50-100$ a gun they make money on accessories like red dots mags slings ammo just like gas stations they don’t make money on fuel they make money on the moster amd cigarettes that you buy
My favorite question to as is always “would you buy it? Why/why not?” My father no matter the situation will always say the sights are canted or something of the sort . In his mind the gun gets a decent inspection from the gunsmith before he buys it haha . Old farm guys are a trip.
That's a legitimately good question to ask the folks behind the counter. If you're gonna sell a firearm, sell it like you'd want to buy it yourself. If I'm gonna buy a firearm, I don't wanna get a meh reaction from the seller.
I get flagged by gun counter employees consistently. Ive learned not to care anymore because the guns are not only unloaded but have a lock on the trigger. Tbf I avoid gun shops/ranges when they start being weird/strict.
I was in my local shop one day and a guy down the counter from me asked to see one of the pistols in the case. In a matter of 30 seconds he flashed half the store and had dropped the pistol on the floor twice. Sales person immediately asked for the pistol back and then asked this dude to exit the establishment…
Gun store employees are ironically the worst of the gun community. A whole lot of rudeness gatekeeping and misinformation. One in every 3 gun store employees are actually cool and helpful.
Two red flags at the gun counter are folks that ask if there’s any way they can avoid dealing with a waiting period (if the state requires one), and folks that drop guns on the counter or throw them back on the rack if they don’t like them. If they can’t treat a firearm they don’t like with even some level of care, it already gives me a stereotypical opinion of the double standards they set between guns they like and what they don’t like.
The lowest price on used guns isn't always posted I went to a local shop asked the guy on a BLR 22 Walnut stock and got it $15 cheaper it was used but still just because it's a listed price doesn't necessarily mean that's ever a set price
I went into my local gun shop and the guy behind the counter flagged me with an AKM about *4 different times in one visit.* On top of that they tried telling me a Century VSKA AK47 was made in the USA and that it is good a quality firearm. I've decided I'm no longer conducting business with them
I understand that thing about prices but last purchase i made price was not the lowest in town. Price was $350. I asked politely if they could do $320. Response was that they dont make much on pistols and could not. I said i understand and made the purchase. 2 months later at that shop the same pistol was listed at $300
Prices can change and some do fairly rapidly. I’ve even priced stuff at market then a month later I’m under priced. Happens both ways. Also if it’s new, manufacturers run promotions sometimes to dealers and they can pass the savings to you
Can I ask about classes in taking care of my purchase. (cleaning). I asked at Sportsman and they looked at me like I was bothering them. I told them this was my first purchase. Thanks for the video.
I do find it ironic how guns store staff are the most clued up about gun safety. Because of the amount of shit that must have to take dealing with people who forget that a gun is a deadly weapon, not a toy. I’ve seen videos were gone store. Staff have a pot were the rounds, the finding that supposedly unloaded guns.
I'm gonna walk in mumbling maniacal things under my breath and screaming"I don't care anymore!!!!" with roman numerals tattooed on my face and an ankle monitor. 😃
Look if you bring a gun into a gun shop for any reas9n and intend to show it or talk business about it...one should always have it unloaded cleared of the chamber and if the gun has the ability lock the chamber open. If you flgun does not habe the feature to lock open get a chamber flag. And it would help to have it in a case. If ua domt wamt to spend a bunch of money or carry a bulky case for such a short interaction then one can by a very cheap and simple pistol case that is just basically some cushion wotha slzippern on it...on that note folks. Stay safe stay loaded amd stay aware amd prepared. And shoot straight and only give it up from frozen fingers and hot brass castles. But remember the bot brass keeps them fingers well thawed.
Every single time I’ve been in a store that has the “best prices locally” they might have one or two unique things SLIGHTLY cheaper than other places but everything else is gonna be crackhead prices compared to anywhere else😂
I have one for the person behind the counter!😂 Make sure the firearm you give to the potential buyer is unloaded! About ten years ago, a guy asked to see a marlin .22 and when the guy behind the counter gave it to him, the man reached for the rifle with his keys in his hand. One of the keys pushed the trigger and bang! Every face in that store turned pale white and 10 seconds later the faces turned tomato red! Both guys were at fault, but that rifle should not have had a cartridge in that chamber. Even funnier yet!, that man was my hunters Ed instructor when I was 9 years old. 😂 p.s. other than egos, nobody was hurt!
I had someone walk in through the front door with a double barrel, shotgun raised in the air over their head. I thought I was about to have to shoot someone but the dumb ass was just trying to do a private party transfer
People do not know if you are the best price locally , possibly there is a rebate going on they do not know about. Look it up and seem like you care for our business. 😁
I only shop at my local store in my small town he has the best prices all the time I’ve been in there 100s of times I’ve become friends with them i go there just looking around and hanging out with the 2 guys in there talking alot and when I bring in a gun i still walk in and let him know that im bringing something in just because there could be costumers there that might feel weird they always tell me just bring it in no problem but i still let them know before bringing it in and to make them feel even safer i put the mag on my pocket slide or bolt locked to the back if its a rifle or pistol i grab it from the stock/brace/buffer tube if it’s a handgun it’s either in a case or in a holster on my hand where they can see it
I hate when people wave a gun all around and think taking the magazine out is unloaded you should always pull the charging handle back to make sure their is not a round in the chamber or just treat all guns as if they are ready to fire
Asking about background checks on a first visit shouldn't be a red flag. The customer may just be asking so he knows he doesn't have more distant hoops to jump through.
It's the law. EVERYONE should know before you go to purchase that you're going to get background checked. It's been mainstream media and politics for decades.
Tell me you've never legally bought a gun before without telling me you've never bought a gun before. Any and every single licensed firearms dealer HAS TO DO A FEDERAL BACKGROUND CHECK. Nonnegotiable, unless they want to lose their dealers license and spend 15 - 20 in a federal prison. It's not gonna happen. There's no gun show loophole, background checks are mandatory. Period. My state does federal and local background checks, I imagine alot of other states does it as well.
@@ChefBoyarDEEZ The first weapon I bought while stationed in California in the 90s, before it went libtarded (a Rossi .38 revolver), the guy behind the counter had me go two doors down for the background check. Same business, different office/locations. Don't assume what I have or have not done. It removes all doubt from those who may wonder about your lack of imagination & intelligence.
I don't know you have the lowest prices (your store) .. When I purchase I research prices and I can call bullshit on that statement. But yes don't tell the store they can do better on the price.
I've asked if pricing could be better, but also say with respect, please dont get offended. I'm here once a week, If no not a problem, I thought I would ask. I'll take it.
That will vary based on your area. We are in a cesspool of gun shops. Like 20 of them within a 25 mile radius. You have to do volume over margins. You can't do volume without good prices.
Can I come into the store carrying my shotgun news and then offer you less than wholesale? Cause I used to love customers who did that. Why yes I can order that gun for that amount,+ shipping,+ license cost,+ shop cost,+ the wife and kids who like the occasional meal.
Don't go to the gun counter if you are a 40 year old male with big rainbow circle earrings, and having dreadlocks while your going bald on the top of your head 😂
Ya fergot RULE #1!! :ALWAYS ENTER GUN STORE/HEAD DIRECTLY TO CHECK-OUT WITH CASH IN HAND/ CERTIFIED CASHIERS CHECK/ or PLATINUM CREDIT CARD!!! RULE # 2: IMMEDIATELY PURCHASE WHATEVER THEY SLAP IN YOUR HANDS!! RULE #3: WHILE WAITING FOR B.C., wander around store, non-chalantly killing time, and BROWSE, as YOU HAD INTENDED WHEN YOU CAME IN. IF you see nothing of interest; RULE #4: REMEMBER to pay the B.C.(sose the gubment still makes $$), tell them you've changed your mind. RULE #5 : WALK TOWARD DOOR, and listen for that discount to pop up!! Dog eat dog world, and I am only one s.o.b.
I like my man's comment: don't point the gun at me. But one time i went into my local gun store asked about a revolver he pulled it out made sure it was clear hand it to me i grabbed it started lifting it up to the right of him. I guess he was so concerned if i had my finger on the trigger he stepped in front of the raised firearm.i lowered it moved it he did it again..i asked him wtf is wrong with you?
Apparently only a gun shop owner can properly handle a gun. Just like you label people by the guns they own. Grow up already, selling guns doesn't make you a gun God.
I've helped at CCW classes and my experience there made me stop and say CCW permitting is no where near good enough Don't get me wrong, I will die on the hill for the 2A, and I firmly believe that we should all own firearms, but the lack of understanding the basic firearms rules is absolutely a thing. Does not surprise me to hear some of these
I feel like we just need a better gun culture honestly, they're practically taboo until youre an adult, where you can only get access to stuff you cant edc or conceal until 21, then you have a very large paywall with littke means for experiencing different types of firearms, and then on top of that you have the respinsibility of understanding it mechanically and functionally, all of which is made very hard and looked at as edgy and a red flag unless you do it under legal authority
@@eindride1268 yes and local ranges, gun clubs, and individual shooters alike are not doing anything at all to be a good advocate for the pride of gun ownership, as a culture we should not seek to limit ourselves, I am still seeking to buy land to build a range where people can come shoot and learn from one another.
I hate safety NAZIS. You go into a gun store to check out a gun, it's taken out of the counter by employee, CLEARED, handed to customer slide to the rear who proceeds to check it out and barrel happens to go in the general direction of other customers and some moron freaks out. Has not happened to me, but I've seen it several times. Use some common sense people! I know that's a shit ton to ask of someone in 2023 but FFS! There's safe, and there's totally unnecessary and stupid overboard safe. All ya gotta do is unload your shit prior to entry if you're selling and don't purposefully point a gun at someone. Handle with care, and leave your safety swastika armband in your vehicle.
With Michigan now requiring background checks on private sales, your going to hear that first one a lot
My cousin in Indiana has a neighbour who acts like a complete utter dickhead with his rifle. So frankly, I don’t blame Michigan for trying to thin the herd of people who really shouldn’t have anything more lethal than a water pistol.
It’s not about persecuting on HHonors it’s about trying to thin down the number of people have access to guns who shouldn’t have. Let’s face it. Do you really want gun store staff to sell a weapon to somebody who shouldn’t have one, only for that person to then go and do nasty things. That seems a whole lot of deeply unpleasantness.
I know it’s a pain in the backside, but look at this way. If it saves one life then it’s worth it .
I've never once asked that question. I don't have to run my CCW.
Yea, I am 18. I should be able to go in and buy a shotgun or deer rifle without having to wait 2 weeks to purchase it 🥲 like who gives a shit. I grew up around guns. I can work my way around any firearm even if I don’t know little to nothing about it. Just let me pick up my rifles and shit. I have a farm I got to take care of bc my pa is I’ll. We have yotes and I don’t want to get called for using a 30-06 at 3 am to kill yotes
@@alistairjamesheaton9155your not pro 2A your part of the problem
@@Joeshmoshoots in light we had a nasty school massacre in Scotland in the 1990s. The Conservative government of the time had the balls to take on the far on this industry and get rid of handguns for use by the general civilian population. As a result we’ve not had a school massacre since.
You can get a license to have a shotgun or a rifle for hunting purposes. But generally most countries, including my own did not require the civilian population to walk around like a they are inn a failed state.
A veteran i worked with at the gun counter had a guy bring a draco in to sell, and the customer pointed it at my fellow workers belly, when he cleared it it had one in the chamber! Never seen a customer get cussed at in such a way by the vet, he told me later it would have pissed him off to survive sll those deployments in the middle east to die of a gut shot from a shitty ak from a customer
After inquiring about purchasing a firearm, i alway ask if they sell ski masks! It gets a raction everytime!
"Do you have body bags here to so I can clean up?! 🤪"
Do you sell Glock swtches and cop killer rounds too?
When bringing a firearm into a gun store I usually walk in empty handed and let them know a little communication goes a long way
Yep I trade often and I do the same . I walk in and just ask how they want it . I use the same rifle case when I go try to do some bartering so I have a handful of chamber flags even . So I use them to be fancy .
I mean I literally despise gun counter people. It’s like they always hire the worst people ever as some form of gun control.
How about don’t even come in the store, reeking of alcohol and or weed. 🤦🏻♂️
Ok, I'll send in the sober homie
As a customer please dont flag me as well i spend alot of time in gun shops and I get flagged a ton
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Flagged??
@@2aisabsoluteTim flagged is a term used when someone through negligence or arrogance points the barrel of a firearm at you
@@idahoshoter damn by other customers??
@@2aisabsoluteTim oh yea very rare to het flagged by staff
All good points minus the asking for a better price, there’s always a better price especially on used stuff
I agree how are people supposed to know, that they have the best price locally? I've purchased a lot of guns from pawn shops most of the time when I asked if they can go any lower they look at me like I just insulted their dead grandma. Yet if I go in there to sell a gun they want to make sure to give me one-third of its value!
Listen gun dealer barely make any money on guns they literally make 50-100$ a gun they make money on accessories like red dots mags slings ammo just like gas stations they don’t make money on fuel they make money on the moster amd cigarettes that you buy
POV:
If hippies ran a gun store.
This looks like the dispensary
No butt hurt, but if you really got the lowest price around.. I'm gunna need one of those dreads as a barrel swab. Oh and gloves..😂
If I ask about background checks it is to make sure you are legit
I'm sure.
I bought a gun once and the guy behind the gun counter kept flashing me with the barrel. And this was at a nation wide store.
Same and he sold me on it too 😭
My favorite question to as is always “would you buy it? Why/why not?”
My father no matter the situation will always say the sights are canted or something of the sort . In his mind the gun gets a decent inspection from the gunsmith before he buys it haha . Old farm guys are a trip.
That's a legitimately good question to ask the folks behind the counter. If you're gonna sell a firearm, sell it like you'd want to buy it yourself. If I'm gonna buy a firearm, I don't wanna get a meh reaction from the seller.
These are very true and relatable. BUT... "having the best price locally" i hear a lot and is usually never the truth.
Never have dreadlocks at the gun counter.
why not?
Or just never have dreadlocks ever
Why? Do they make someone less responsible or an unsafe gun owner?
“Don’t point the gun at me” is the only answer to this question. Loaded or unloaded doesn’t matter. Don’t point the MF at me.duh
Locally lol he said Locally why I can buy from anywhere 🤣 😂
I get flagged by gun counter employees consistently. Ive learned not to care anymore because the guns are not only unloaded but have a lock on the trigger. Tbf I avoid gun shops/ranges when they start being weird/strict.
I was in my local shop one day and a guy down the counter from me asked to see one of the pistols in the case. In a matter of 30 seconds he flashed half the store and had dropped the pistol on the floor twice. Sales person immediately asked for the pistol back and then asked this dude to exit the establishment…
I don’t bother to haggle prices, 9/10 times it’s cheaper online. I only go in for a transfer nowadays. I’d love to support local but those prices
Gun store employees are ironically the worst of the gun community. A whole lot of rudeness gatekeeping and misinformation. One in every 3 gun store employees are actually cool and helpful.
Is zach going for a counting crows, or Rob zombie, or just burning man prepping. Love y'all man. Fn with you
Cody looking like Sid from ice age and Seth’s dreds look like something might be living in them … don’t get butt hurt guys it’s all in good humor 😅
Two red flags at the gun counter are folks that ask if there’s any way they can avoid dealing with a waiting period (if the state requires one), and folks that drop guns on the counter or throw them back on the rack if they don’t like them. If they can’t treat a firearm they don’t like with even some level of care, it already gives me a stereotypical opinion of the double standards they set between guns they like and what they don’t like.
The lowest price on used guns isn't always posted I went to a local shop asked the guy on a BLR 22 Walnut stock and got it $15 cheaper it was used but still just because it's a listed price doesn't necessarily mean that's ever a set price
The most important thing you should never, ever do at the gun counter is prove that the gun isn't loaded by pulling the trigger.....
Truth! I just prove it by having the action or bolt back...
Digging you guys rocking that Ariot button up I own the same one myself unless I'm mistaken.
I went into my local gun shop and the guy behind the counter flagged me with an AKM about *4 different times in one visit.*
On top of that they tried telling me a Century VSKA AK47 was made in the USA and that it is good a quality firearm.
I've decided I'm no longer conducting business with them
I understand that thing about prices but last purchase i made price was not the lowest in town. Price was $350. I asked politely if they could do $320. Response was that they dont make much on pistols and could not. I said i understand and made the purchase. 2 months later at that shop the same pistol was listed at $300
Prices can change and some do fairly rapidly. I’ve even priced stuff at market then a month later I’m under priced. Happens both ways. Also if it’s new, manufacturers run promotions sometimes to dealers and they can pass the savings to you
Can I ask about classes in taking care of my purchase. (cleaning). I asked at Sportsman and they looked at me like I was bothering them. I told them this was my first purchase. Thanks for the video.
Yea we recommend cleaning when you buy it and again after a couple hundred rounds. Then maintain it from there
I do find it ironic how guns store staff are the most clued up about gun safety. Because of the amount of shit that must have to take dealing with people who forget that a gun is a deadly weapon, not a toy. I’ve seen videos were gone store. Staff have a pot were the rounds, the finding that supposedly unloaded guns.
Another thing not to do at a gun store is being too excited to get a firearm. They want you to be cool about it.
I'm gonna walk in mumbling maniacal things under my breath and screaming"I don't care anymore!!!!" with roman numerals tattooed on my face and an ankle monitor. 😃
Apparently you're not supposed to ask for a plasma rifle in the 40 watt range.
Look if you bring a gun into a gun shop for any reas9n and intend to show it or talk business about it...one should always have it unloaded cleared of the chamber and if the gun has the ability lock the chamber open. If you flgun does not habe the feature to lock open get a chamber flag. And it would help to have it in a case. If ua domt wamt to spend a bunch of money or carry a bulky case for such a short interaction then one can by a very cheap and simple pistol case that is just basically some cushion wotha slzippern on it...on that note folks. Stay safe stay loaded amd stay aware amd prepared. And shoot straight and only give it up from frozen fingers and hot brass castles. But remember the bot brass keeps them fingers well thawed.
Pretty good responses
Every single time I’ve been in a store that has the “best prices locally” they might have one or two unique things SLIGHTLY cheaper than other places but everything else is gonna be crackhead prices compared to anywhere else😂
I agree. That’s why I regularly make sure.
Zach looked beyond irritated! Like someone has done that to him before and he almost put them on a tee shirt!😅
Other than that he looks super chill😁
LGS always think they have the lowest prices….
I have one for the person behind the counter!😂 Make sure the firearm you give to the potential buyer is unloaded! About ten years ago, a guy asked to see a marlin .22 and when the guy behind the counter gave it to him, the man reached for the rifle with his keys in his hand. One of the keys pushed the trigger and bang! Every face in that store turned pale white and 10 seconds later the faces turned tomato red! Both guys were at fault, but that rifle should not have had a cartridge in that chamber. Even funnier yet!, that man was my hunters Ed instructor when I was 9 years old. 😂 p.s. other than egos, nobody was hurt!
I guess I'm glad the gun went off. If not he was liable to scratch it with them keys that he had in his hand😂
Sad.. but a local gun show had a ND a couple years back.. no good for sure
@@enderwiggin9303 scary!!
I had someone walk in through the front door with a double barrel, shotgun raised in the air over their head. I thought I was about to have to shoot someone but the dumb ass was just trying to do a private party transfer
People do not know if you are the best price locally , possibly there is a rebate going on they do not know about. Look it up and seem like you care for our business. 😁
Or my favorite "I can get it so much cheaper online"....ok...then get it online.....lol
Lol "then drive to the internet and get it" 😂
I only shop at my local store in my small town he has the best prices all the time I’ve been in there 100s of times I’ve become friends with them i go there just looking around and hanging out with the 2 guys in there talking alot and when I bring in a gun i still walk in and let him know that im bringing something in just because there could be costumers there that might feel weird they always tell me just bring it in no problem but i still let them know before bringing it in and to make them feel even safer i put the mag on my pocket slide or bolt locked to the back if its a rifle or pistol i grab it from the stock/brace/buffer tube if it’s a handgun it’s either in a case or in a holster on my hand where they can see it
Have you ever heard of a period? Not meaning the thing women get once a month but the other period? Asking for a friend.
I hate when people wave a gun all around and think taking the magazine out is unloaded you should always pull the charging handle back to make sure their is not a round in the chamber or just treat all guns as if they are ready to fire
Oh i know! People bring in loaded guns and pull out their ccw way too often. It should never happen.
@Dirtbag Outdoors I'm british we aren't even aloud guns and even I know how to unload a fire arm lol
@@brandonknowles3629 oh man. No guns at all?
@Dirtbag Outdoors well you can apply for a licence but if your reason for wanting a gun isn't good enough they won't allow it
@@brandonknowles3629 wow, that is nuts 😳
Gun store owner need to not keep trying to sell me some crappy gun that they cannot get rid of.
Why is this not a dull situation😅
Asking about background checks on a first visit shouldn't be a red flag. The customer may just be asking so he knows he doesn't have more distant hoops to jump through.
It's the law. EVERYONE should know before you go to purchase that you're going to get background checked. It's been mainstream media and politics for decades.
@@gmac9987 agreed it should be no suprise that every licensed dealer is gonna make you do a 4473
Tell me you've never legally bought a gun before without telling me you've never bought a gun before. Any and every single licensed firearms dealer HAS TO DO A FEDERAL BACKGROUND CHECK. Nonnegotiable, unless they want to lose their dealers license and spend 15 - 20 in a federal prison. It's not gonna happen. There's no gun show loophole, background checks are mandatory. Period. My state does federal and local background checks, I imagine alot of other states does it as well.
@@ChefBoyarDEEZ The first weapon I bought while stationed in California in the 90s, before it went libtarded (a Rossi .38 revolver), the guy behind the counter had me go two doors down for the background check. Same business, different office/locations.
Don't assume what I have or have not done. It removes all doubt from those who may wonder about your lack of imagination & intelligence.
@@krislewis63 that was in the 90's, alot has changed since then
Zach definitely smokes the ganja
I don't know you have the lowest prices (your store) .. When I purchase I research prices and I can call bullshit on that statement. But yes don't tell the store they can do better on the price.
I always haggle with prices. If you can't haggle on the price, I want some free ammo. If you won't do either, I'll find another shop 😂
Damn right
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I've asked if pricing could be better, but also say with respect, please dont get offended. I'm here once a week, If no not a problem, I thought I would ask. I'll take it.
The saddest part is I thought all of these were common sense
The lowest "local" price doesn't mean low at all.
That will vary based on your area. We are in a cesspool of gun shops. Like 20 of them within a 25 mile radius. You have to do volume over margins. You can't do volume without good prices.
Ellie seems like a joy to work with 😂
wE hAvE tHe BeSt PrIcEs LoCaLlY… yea but this shit 500 dollars cheaper online
Hipsters are never as cool as they think
The dreads 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
I feel like anyone who needs to be told any of these things shouldn't be allowed to own a gun 😂
We all start somewhere. Also, the first 2 aren't actually an issue, those are valid questions to ask.
If you don't know the gun is loaded you have major problems
Can I come into the store carrying my shotgun news and then offer you less than wholesale? Cause I used to love customers who did that. Why yes I can order that gun for that amount,+ shipping,+ license cost,+ shop cost,+ the wife and kids who like the occasional meal.
This place has a jar of shame for sure.
Don't go to the gun counter if you are a 40 year old male with big rainbow circle earrings, and having dreadlocks while your going bald on the top of your head 😂
Zach is not having it.
For the background check thing tho.... who are "the people" again? It's everybody. So why do you need a background check?
What are you asking? Why you need a background check? You dont support businesses who do background checks?
If you're going to trade or sell your gun call the shop before hand to let them know.
Ya fergot RULE #1!! :ALWAYS ENTER GUN STORE/HEAD DIRECTLY TO CHECK-OUT WITH CASH IN HAND/ CERTIFIED CASHIERS CHECK/ or PLATINUM CREDIT CARD!!! RULE # 2: IMMEDIATELY PURCHASE WHATEVER THEY SLAP IN YOUR HANDS!! RULE #3: WHILE WAITING FOR B.C., wander around store, non-chalantly killing time, and BROWSE, as YOU HAD INTENDED WHEN YOU CAME IN. IF you see nothing of interest; RULE #4: REMEMBER to pay the B.C.(sose the gubment still makes $$), tell them you've changed your mind. RULE #5 : WALK TOWARD DOOR, and listen for that discount to pop up!! Dog eat dog world, and I am only one s.o.b.
I like my man's comment: don't point the gun at me.
But one time i went into my local gun store asked about a revolver he pulled it out made sure it was clear hand it to me i grabbed it started lifting it up to the right of him. I guess he was so concerned if i had my finger on the trigger he stepped in front of the raised firearm.i lowered it moved it he did it again..i asked him wtf is wrong with you?
He was covertly making a video about his customers pointing guns at him.
if enough ppl are saying your charging too much, enough to mention it in this video...whos the real red flag here?!?!
I've had people ask me to run their background check before they decided if they are even interested in purchasing a gun
Same
say i need the cheapest shotgun and 1 shell
Is this a gun shop in Portland??? The people look like Portland people.
I think it's a Starbucks in Portland.
Haha
Ellie got some v cute dimples
WOW!!! Some of that was hilarious!!!
You have no idea lol
Apparently only a gun shop owner can properly handle a gun. Just like you label people by the guns they own. Grow up already, selling guns doesn't make you a gun God.
It takes 2mins to let them know you are bringing in a gun to sell or trade, before you enter the store with a gun....
I've helped at CCW classes and my experience there made me stop and say CCW permitting is no where near good enough
Don't get me wrong, I will die on the hill for the 2A, and I firmly believe that we should all own firearms, but the lack of understanding the basic firearms rules is absolutely a thing.
Does not surprise me to hear some of these
I agree. Some people have no idea the responsibilities involved with owning, shooting, or even looking at a firearm.
I feel like we just need a better gun culture honestly, they're practically taboo until youre an adult, where you can only get access to stuff you cant edc or conceal until 21, then you have a very large paywall with littke means for experiencing different types of firearms, and then on top of that you have the respinsibility of understanding it mechanically and functionally, all of which is made very hard and looked at as edgy and a red flag unless you do it under legal authority
@@eindride1268 yes and local ranges, gun clubs, and individual shooters alike are not doing anything at all to be a good advocate for the pride of gun ownership, as a culture we should not seek to limit ourselves, I am still seeking to buy land to build a range where people can come shoot and learn from one another.
Never Press Ham the display case. 🐷
JUST FOLLOW THE 10 COMMANDMENTS OF USING A FIREARM.
Having gauges
Ya yunz under pay for used then ask like it's new ❤
Zack looks like he tells everyone he's a vegan, but isn't.
Sad that these are actual issues
don’t come in smelling like weed.
These gotta all be ATF agents
Well you lie about having the best prices that’s for sure. Still would never step foot in that shop
What?
Don't tell Zach to get a haircut!!! You wont be buying anything that day!!!
Never fart! 🎉😂🎉😂
Ive heard people rip ass across the store 😄 🤣
You and Zack share a shirt?
😆 It's ALL Unconstitutional. 😂 we As Law Abiding Citizens? Just have to play their Game.
Why do you look like Jack Frost on black tar
How about field strip the weapon?
Zack needs a haircut real bad 😬
Woman always with a condescending tone.
No no no. If this applies to someone they need to be butthurt. And change their damn ways
Cody needs to wash his face.
Zach needs a haircut
But,,,, your can do better in the price, right?
I hate safety NAZIS. You go into a gun store to check out a gun, it's taken out of the counter by employee, CLEARED, handed to customer slide to the rear who proceeds to check it out and barrel happens to go in the general direction of other customers and some moron freaks out. Has not happened to me, but I've seen it several times. Use some common sense people! I know that's a shit ton to ask of someone in 2023 but FFS! There's safe, and there's totally unnecessary and stupid overboard safe. All ya gotta do is unload your shit prior to entry if you're selling and don't purposefully point a gun at someone. Handle with care, and leave your safety swastika armband in your vehicle.
All gun shops in my case are condescending arrogant and a Lil racist.