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    I may be coming to Pittsburgh (weather permitting) for a weekend at the end of January. Any one have any suggestions for gun shops to go to? Its been a long time since I lived there and don't really remember any.
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    Ace, Bravermans, William Powell in Penn hills. If it's been a while, there's a new shop where Firearms Unlimited used to be down in Bridgeville. Owner's a good guy.

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    Very cool, thanks. i know I'll be out by Bridgeville so I'll make sure I stop by there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Keysersoze View Post
    Ace, Bravermans, William Powell in Penn hills. If it's been a while, there's a new shop where Firearms Unlimited used to be down in Bridgeville. Owner's a good guy.
    Just curious why Braverman's is on your list? I've been in there a couple of times, and it seems like a little hole in the wall shop with limited inventory. Am I missing something?

    My other favorite is John Brown's Armory in Rochester, although that's a little farther away than Ace.

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    Braverman's is a little, dusty hole in the wall. It's the closest place to my house so I'm there often. The folks that work there are great - knowledgeable but laid back. They have a small selection but its different every week and their prices are good.
    I personally don't care for John Brown's. They were patronizing assholes to me but if you're not female your mileage may vary.
    Ace has the best selection and is conveniently near a Harley dealership and a casino so you can enjoy a variety of vices.
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    My buddy in West View talks about Shooters Bench a lot. I've never been. He says they have good prices on some things and not as good on others.

    Worth checking out at least.
    http://www.theshootersbench.com/

    There's a new place in West View that opened up this week, Steeltown Firearms and Tobacco. I was in today. They have slim pickings and high prices but they seem to be cycling through stuff so it's not stagnant.
    https://www.steeltownfirearms.com

    Island Firearms on Neville Island
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    Powell Guns - Bought my first gun here years back. Prices seemed good then.
    http://powellguns.com/

    Braverman Arms
    http://www.bravermanarms.com/
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    Default Re: Gun shops to visit?

    Quote Originally Posted by scruff View Post
    Just curious why Braverman's is on your list? I've been in there a couple of times, and it seems like a little hole in the wall shop with limited inventory. Am I missing something?

    My other favorite is John Brown's Armory in Rochester, although that's a little farther away than Ace.
    I'll second John Brown's Armory. Tim likes to haggle a bit, I've never paid sticker price there.
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    I'll say that I frequent Island Firearms - Wayne is a great guy and will listen to any reasonable offer. Great (not big) selection.

    John Brown's in Rochester is a great store with great selection. Although I've never bought much there, I am sure I will.

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    Since you'll be out near Bridgeville, Federal Firearms is another place to check out.
    http://www.federalfirearms.net/
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    I second Shaw Precision Guns in Bridgeville. They're not very big, but they have a nice little selection and the manager there is a real nice guy to deal with. I've taken quite a bit of my business there since they opened up a few weeks ago and have been quite happy with the service I've received.

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