rog951
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>>>two minutes east of I-270<<<
One minute if you make the light at the park-n-ride!
One minute if you make the light at the park-n-ride!
Probably not going to have much.Maybe they're slowly building up stock and they'll have some sweet stuff in inventory when they open.
Hi,
Yea my liberal neighbors are riled up. I spoke to the owner twice over the past year. Each time he said they'd be opening any week now. He's a retired Montco cop and seems like a great guy. I know he is fully stocked. Like fully fully; However, not sure why the long delays. He's been paying rent there since like March of 2020 and I would have to guess that's not cheap for zero sales... I hope he opens soon. He said they spared no expense redoing the the store up and buying stock.
It's MD. If you think it is by accident, I have some beach front property in the middle of the Sahara desert that I'll sell you cheap.Good to hear. I hope it’s not deliberate delay by the powers that be.
Hi to all interested in Urbana Guns and Armor.
I’m Taylor, the manager there!
I’ve spoken to many when I can get to the door! We have the inventory and ammo you may be looking for! That is not our hold up, the government is. We have all approval besides some training, that is behind due to “covid”. We are patiently waiting to throw the doors open and show what’s inside! I’m excited to continue to meet some enthusiastic people.
It opened yesterday. They're only selling ammo currently, but are well stocked. The prices on the boxes are old and high. Look for updated prices on placards above the boxes, which are comparable to pricing that one sees at other stores.
They start selling firearms on July 11. They had a healthy inventory of MD compliant AR-15 rifles by a local boutique manufacturer (can't remember the name), a few SCAR carbines (-16 and -17), a variety of tactical shotguns, and an assortment of handguns currently. The owner says that this inventory is updating daily as they receive new firearms from distributors. I saw Glocks, Walthers, S&W, and other handguns. These are on the wall and behind the counter so it wasn't easy to see pricing.
During their soft opening, they're only letting in one family at a time. They are also checking IDs of those who enter. This makes it difficult to stop in and browse because of the wait. They are not restricting numbers in the store due to COVID, but mostly to keep an eye on things while they ramp up. Shop is run by a retired MoCo law enforcement officer and if I understood correctly, his daughters, one of whom has posted in the thread. They said they want to move to a club model for their sales, although entering the club would only entail a nominal fee (like $1).
Friendly bulldog in the shop. Forgot to ask about reloading components, but didn't see any in the display cases.
That's doesn't give me the warm and fuzzy feelings in any way. They want to check ID'S, that's their right, the same as it is my right to go somewhere else to buy something that doesn't require a 4473 or 77r, like ammo, targets, a cleaning kit, etc...Checking IDs? What's the point of that?
That's doesn't give me the warm and fuzzy feelings in any way. They want to check ID'S, that's their right, the same as it is my right to go somewhere else to buy something that doesn't require a 4473 or 77r, like ammo, targets, a cleaning kit, etc...
Checking ID to enter sounds kinda fishy. Doesn't matter if the owner is a retired MoCo cop. It is still sketchy as hell.
Checking IDs? What's the point of that?