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avenger arms wrote:Here at Avenger Arms we have heard and read everyone's comments about our 30.06 sign. As the owner I have decided to take it down
last week. We hope the resolves the issues of our potential customers. Now that the sign is down we can't wait for all of you to rush in
and support us. Thank you

jmorris wrote:He posted on Facebook a couple of hours ago that the signs* have been taken down so now everyone that complained can come to the store tomorrow.

Come to think about it, he may have said "sign" so maybe only the 06 is gone.

(If it wasn't over three hours away I would stop by.)

ninjabread wrote:Maybe they should partner with Safety Measures in Austin.

TVGuy wrote:This exchange is a must see:


https://m.facebook.com/comment/replies/ ... ef=m_notif

miljet wrote:According to ArmsRack ( http://firearm-dealers.armsrack.com/l/1 ... r-Arms-LLC ), the firearms license for this company expired on December 1, 2016.
I also caught something on their Facebook page that indicated that this business is closed.

TVGuy wrote:They posted this on their Facebook page 40 minutes ago:

We have been questioned multiple times about our status of having both 30.06 and 30.07 signs posted outside of our store. That is correct. This is meant for the protection of our staff and surrounding businesses. If you have an LTC, it is required that you show the identification to the camera outside of the entrance and then you will be allowed into the store with your firearm. We apologize if this aggravates potential and current customers, but again, it is for the safety of our staff.

Not the brightest people in the world.

Abraham wrote:Perhaps, the owners of AA will become aware of this thread, read it and understand if our little microcosm of the gun world are very put off (to put it mildly) by their signage, maybe they'll realize we're only the very tip of the "I won't buy a gun or anything else from them" iceberg...

Supposedly, any publicity is good, but if it's all bad, how good is it...?