AR15 prices in edmonton
- Thread starter beergut
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I got one at The Shooting Edge, in Calgary. 1400 plus 35 dollar shipping (Ontario). Great folks there, very helpful.
wild west just got a bunch in,
and epoxy7 i don't see how you can say online is the best, support your local store - it's the visual and physical representative of the firearms community in your local area - they would be one of the top lines of defense for fighting bad firearm laws.
and epoxy7 i don't see how you can say online is the best, support your local store - it's the visual and physical representative of the firearms community in your local area - they would be one of the top lines of defense for fighting bad firearm laws.
angryeyebrows
CGN frequent flyer
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- Oscar Mike
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48751
The best price you are gonna get is if you buy and assemble yourself depending on what you want. The above is a link to a sticky at the top of the black and green rifle forum. If you buy one at a store you'll end up paying 200 - 300 dollers more. The best I've ever done builing a comlete carbine was 1000 bucks all said and done. Look in the EE forums for deals on Uppers and on parts.
If money is a concern I strongly recomend you don't buy a complete rifle from a store. Just my 2 cents.
The best price you are gonna get is if you buy and assemble yourself depending on what you want. The above is a link to a sticky at the top of the black and green rifle forum. If you buy one at a store you'll end up paying 200 - 300 dollers more. The best I've ever done builing a comlete carbine was 1000 bucks all said and done. Look in the EE forums for deals on Uppers and on parts.
If money is a concern I strongly recomend you don't buy a complete rifle from a store. Just my 2 cents.
Vygur.
Online offers more choices. Especially in the specialty departments. If my local gun shop has what I'm looking for and the price is fairly close I will buy from them. My current gunstore is very good and I do. However this wasn't always so. At one time they were extremely expensive and financially I had to shop online.
I'm not willing to blindly follow a store for loyalty or political reasons. They are a business. If I'm not happy with something, either customer service, selection and or price my dollar goes elsewhere.
As it stands I have a very good store. Some mightnot be as lucky and specialty items are easier to shop for on the net.
Online offers more choices. Especially in the specialty departments. If my local gun shop has what I'm looking for and the price is fairly close I will buy from them. My current gunstore is very good and I do. However this wasn't always so. At one time they were extremely expensive and financially I had to shop online.
I'm not willing to blindly follow a store for loyalty or political reasons. They are a business. If I'm not happy with something, either customer service, selection and or price my dollar goes elsewhere.
As it stands I have a very good store. Some mightnot be as lucky and specialty items are easier to shop for on the net.
