I know of two San Antonio stores that do this. One store front is so small that they only have 20-25 rifles and a dozen handguns in store, with on-line orders being sent to the store or drop-shipped to your FFL. The other is much larger with more stock in-store, but the stock in-store is more expensive then that online. You could order online for pickup at the store and get the online price.bblhd672 wrote:...
Several DFW area gun stores with online web stores that I have inquired about something listed as "In Stock" on the website do not actually have the items "in store." I do business with Grab A Gun because they are friendly, relatively fast to ship and convenient to my office for pickup in store.
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- Mon Apr 03, 2017 12:51 pm
- Forum: Commercial Vendor Bargains and Deal
- Topic: Grabagun
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Re: Grabagun
- Sat Apr 01, 2017 2:46 pm
- Forum: Commercial Vendor Bargains and Deal
- Topic: Grabagun
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Re: Grabagun
You are absolutely correct, those who purchase out-of-state are *supposed* to pay use tax. Sometimes even if purchased in-state.Soccerdad1995 wrote:I'm confused. Texas residents have to pay a use tax if they don't pay sales tax, so it works out the same regardless.Jusme wrote:Soccerdad1995 wrote:Is this outfit legit? Poking around their site, I see some incredibly good deals, like the Ruger AR 556 for $479 that I referenced in another thread. Buds has that same gun for $601, and I haven't seen them that far off from other vendors before (25% more than the competitor). I compared a few other guns, and they are significantly better than Buds pricing for over half of my non-random sample.
Looking for folks who have had experiences with Grabagun. Good, bad, ugly, whatever. Are there hidden fees, or something else I'm missing?
I haven't dealt directly with them, but Texas residents do have to pay State sales tax, which, with out of state vendors is not a requirement.
I'd be surprised if compliance hit 1%.
FYI: https://comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/sales/use-tax.php