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    kkiley

    kkiley

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    Mar 16, 2013
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    Hi heading to Lancaster tomorrow any good milsurp shops near Lancaster, have been to Trop and Kinseys Thanks alot kevin
     
    alucard0822

    alucard0822

    For great Justice
    Oct 29, 2007
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    Trop, Lanco, and Kinseys are my main haunts, all close to each other in Elizabethtown. There is also Morr in Lancaster, Collectors in Willow street, Mussers in Ephrata, Backwoods in Columbia, Sportsman's shop in New Holland, and Village arms in Gap. Yea, lots of gunshops in the area, some like Trop and Lanco pretty much just stock new stuff with a handful of trade-ins, some like Village arms and Backwoods have a lot more interesting used gear.
     
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    Blacksmith101

    Grumpy Old Man
    Jun 22, 2012
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    alucard0822 said:
    Trop, Lanco, and Kinseys are my main haunts, all close to each other in Elizabethtown. There is also Morr in Lancaster, Collectors in Willow street, Mussers in Ephrata, Backwoods in Columbia, Sportsman's shop in New Holland, and Village arms in Gap. Yea, lots of gunshops in the area, some like Trop and Lanco pretty much just stock new stuff with a handful of trade-ins, some like Village arms and Backwoods have a lot more interesting used gear.
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    Village Arms gives a 3% discount if you pay cash.
     
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    Oddway Otts

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    Mar 17, 2008
    359
    Harford County
    I just saw the thread, so its too late to add Hakes, a little south along the river on the Wrightsville side of the Columbia-Wrightsville bridge.

    But hey, thanks to alucard0822 for all of the information. I wasn't aware of anyone but Tropp & Kinseys. I'm gonna have to Google some of them and plug them into TomTom.
     
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