Sports World is a bit of an enigma to me. Sometimes you can't get the sale people to leave you alone. Other times you can't get one to acknowledge your existence. They do have a very large selection also and you can put your hands on a lot of long rifles there. Their reloading area is very lacking to be kind. Their ammo specials are normally inline with Academy. Their guns sometimes are right on the money other times are just insane. I think they keep a pretty good feel on prices there and what is in demand they will at times require in demand pricing.
Sounds to me like it should be renamed Pricks.
I was thinking, Ding Dongs.
J.P. was banned from dongs by the employees.
I dont go to Dongs often but they always seemed to have what I wanted when others didnt.
I've bought two guns from them and was pleased with both (again though, nobody else around had them).
One was a nice International Harvester M1 Garand that they had no idea what I was asking when I asked what kind of Garand it was...so when he handed it to me and I saw the stamp...I brought it home.
I've bought two guns from them and was pleased with both (again though, nobody else around had them).
One was a nice International Harvester M1 Garand that they had no idea what I was asking when I asked what kind of Garand it was...so when he handed it to me and I saw the stamp...I brought it home.
Cool! Did you get a arrowhead?
Dont recall honestly...it became my dads in short order.
https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2015/10/27/the-international-harvester-m1-garand-rifle/
Nice article. Very interesting.
I will have to say Dongs always had hoppes cleaning patch holders and brushes for for 9mm,40cal and 45 when I went there.Also on their 70th anniversary they had a new gun every month as a special.I bought a browning buckmark stainless for under 300 dollars the same weekend as Wanenmacher in November 2 or 3 years ago.
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