Little Sportman's Shop --- Northumberland

**jachrist** · February 9th, 2011, 01:42 AM

I went in this little shop the second week it was open, and I was impressed with the service and the prices... That was last summer.

Today, I won't set foot in the place again. Their prices have skyrocketed to OVER retail... MOST GUN SHOPS SELL GUNS FOR 65-75% of retail (depending on models and availability of course).

Even their reloading stuff is the most expensive around.

I will go down the road to Young's or even Geiser Guns for my needs.

I am all for supporting small private business.... but not for places like this that are gouging their local customers whenever business slows down.

**mickey01023** · February 9th, 2011, 01:57 AM

Originally Posted by jachrist

I went in this little shop the second week it was open, and I was impressed with the service and the prices... That was last summer.

Today, I won't set foot in the place again. Their prices have skyrocketed to OVER retail... MOST GUN SHOPS SELL GUNS FOR 65-75% of retail (depending on models and availability of course).

Even their reloading stuff is the most expensive around.

I will go down the road to Young's or even Geiser Guns for my needs.

I am all for supporting small private business.... but not for places like this that are gouging their local customers whenever business slows down.

J&G in throop, 650 for a new glock lol roughly 11 a box for .223/ 5.56, nearly the same price on the wolf 7.62

**jachrist** · February 9th, 2011, 02:01 AM

WOW!!!! I can't believe these places are still in business.........

I guess there will always be some fools who don't take the time to learn any better.

**mickey01023** · February 9th, 2011, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by jachrist

WOW!!!! I can't believe these places are still in business.........

I guess there will always be some fools who don't take the time to learn any better.

I would estimate that j&g has between 200 or 300 guns in his store