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My first question would be, "Guns at whose cost?" My second question would be, "What is their source?" I pulled up their web site and wasn't too impressed. When I clicked on both "Handguns" and "Rifles", all that came up was a blank page. I didn't try shotguns. I clicked on "Holsters" and some came up. I have a fair collection of assorted firearms, and I'd frankly be leery of buying any firearm that I couldn't check out in person and verify the source. About 80 handguns were stolen from a Scheels sporting goods store in Lincoln, NE last year and only about a dozen have been located. Most turning up in Arizona. This outfit might be squeaky clean, for all I know, but buying firearms is too touchy and emotional a subject right now to take even the slightest chance without even going into the quality of their merchandise. The last firearm I bought was a Ruger single action .44 magnum I bought from a friend of mine who is a licensed dealer. He gave me as good a deal as I could hope to find and there's no question of legitimacy of the history of the weapon. That's the way I prefer for firearms dealings. My .02.
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