Just the Academy being stupid. I give them grief about it every time I am in the store. They claim that it is a company policy, but I have only ever seen the sign in the Arlington store.rspeir wrote:I can't think of anything that would prohibit them from being more restrictive than federal law. I wonder what the reason would be that they would give.5111 wrote:I am well aware of the complaint that many have about the nomenclature, however I posted it that way because the sign on the AR in the Arlington store says "Must Be 21 to Purchase Assault Rifles" (which is a completely different topic).
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- Sat Aug 18, 2007 9:39 am
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I've been in that same store and looked at their guns. The one in Arlington also has rifles, handguns, and assault rifles.Trainman wrote:Just a couple of months ago I was in the N. Richland Hills Academy, next door to Huggins, and they sold firearms of all types. The Sports Authority (formerly Oshmans), down the street has removed all traces of their former firearms sales.govnor wrote:I don't think any Academy around here sells guns. None I have been into sell guns at least.