I had heard that Sportsmans Warehouse had opened a store here in Phoenix and as I got a few dollars for Christmas I thought "well, I'll go out and see what it is.
I won't go into the fun, or lack of fun I had just trying to find it, nor how I jokeingly told my wife I ought to take a box lunch to drive that far north and before I got back I wished I had.
I will say it is rather big, and it sure has a lot of stuff. One could look for hours at what they have to offer.
I came to the conclusion that the stuff they had sure must be good because their prices were about as high as any I've ever seen and nobody would ask that much for stuff that wasn't the best!
I had thought about buying a GPR (just because I don't have one and you all have given it such high praises).
Sure enough, they had some in precussion and one in flint. The flintlock even had a nice curly pattern in the walnut! Then I looked at the price. Now I don't know what you are paying for a Flint GPR but they seemed to think it was worth $629.00.
I didn't think it was worth $629.00 and I was right.
When I got home I opened my Cabela's 2003 Shooting Catalog and there on page 64 was a Flint GPR for $419.99. The only thing I can figure is the Cabela's ad didn't say it had a Curly Walnut stock. Maybe that wood explains a $209.01 price increase. What do you think?
I won't go into the fun, or lack of fun I had just trying to find it, nor how I jokeingly told my wife I ought to take a box lunch to drive that far north and before I got back I wished I had.
I will say it is rather big, and it sure has a lot of stuff. One could look for hours at what they have to offer.
I came to the conclusion that the stuff they had sure must be good because their prices were about as high as any I've ever seen and nobody would ask that much for stuff that wasn't the best!
I had thought about buying a GPR (just because I don't have one and you all have given it such high praises).
Sure enough, they had some in precussion and one in flint. The flintlock even had a nice curly pattern in the walnut! Then I looked at the price. Now I don't know what you are paying for a Flint GPR but they seemed to think it was worth $629.00.
I didn't think it was worth $629.00 and I was right.
When I got home I opened my Cabela's 2003 Shooting Catalog and there on page 64 was a Flint GPR for $419.99. The only thing I can figure is the Cabela's ad didn't say it had a Curly Walnut stock. Maybe that wood explains a $209.01 price increase. What do you think?