Apparently in the middle of a war-zone somewhere because he's afraid to reveal the location lol...I just seen the headlines for this. Have they announed where it will be located?
Didn't there used to be a gun shop in the strip mall at 10th & Mitthoeffer, behind the Speedway station?10th Street is a Looooooong street. And a LOT of it is in not so nice areas at all. Dude lives out towards the east county line - perhaps the shop will be out that direction?
I have no idea. I rarely ever get out that direction - despite working relatively near.Didn't there used to be a gun shop in the strip mall at 10th & Mitthoeffer, behind the Speedway station?
Pops guns when it was worth going toDidn't there used to be a gun shop in the strip mall at 10th & Mitthoeffer, behind the Speedway station?
Was that an earlier / older location for Pop Guns? They've been just south of Washington and Post since at least 2001. Different name now, I believe.Pops guns when it was worth going to
Name changed to Indy Gun Bunker, and they're located across the street from the old Fish Furniture on East Washington, in with the military surplus shop.Was that an earlier / older location for Pop Guns? They've been just south of Washington and Post since at least 2001. Different name now, I believe.
So no more indoor range, then, I presume?Name changed to Indy Gun Bunker, and they're located across the street from the old Fish Furniture on East Washington, in with the military surplus shop.
Don died a rich man so yeah I can see why.10th Street is a Looooooong street. And a LOT of it is in not so nice areas at all. Dude lives out towards the east county line - perhaps the shop will be out that direction?
I absolutely positively wish him well. I'm also bummed that he considers Don Davis to be a role model.
Let's all hope and pray that the business is SECURE.
When they 1st opened there was talk about moving the range over, but I think that's fallen by the wayside at this point.So no more indoor range, then, I presume?
That money ain’t helpin him in Hell though. He was one of the worst people ever to be associated with the gun business. I don’t recall the exact number but his shop was always near the top of the list for guns used in crimes. The local media always went to him for their interviews too and it was clear by his words that he was an asshat and was only selling guns to make money and could care less about the 2A.Don died a rich man so yeah I can see why.