Christian Soldier...another one bites the dust...

[Sundazes]

Anyone remember Nicole's Guns on joppa rd ? Now its a D&L tint

Wasn't it was Nickels? They had a lot of hunting stuff and sold coins too.

 

[mcbruzdzinski]

I'd gladly trade both of those for Walter's back.

 

[28Shooter]

Nichol's was a great shop.

That was a great gun shop!

 

[LoneRanger]

Wow, I'm a fellow Parkvillian. I've been there for 20 years and have seen Valley, Just Guns, Walter's, and now CS go by the wayside.

Valley and Walters did it to themselves, but CS and Just Guns seem a result of SB281. Fu*king Maryland.

As did Just Guns and to some extent CS....with the dawning of SB281....folks are going to take their money where they are most welcomed....those with poor customer service are the first to go........

 

[Second Amendment]

Anyone remember Nicole's Guns on joppa rd ? Now its a D&L tint

Yes, I bought my first .44 Magnum from them back in 1994.

 

[Second Amendment]

When did they close? Like 94ish?

A couple of years after that. I made a purchase from them in 94.

 

[Second Amendment]

Amen



Sad. I remember the glory days of Harford rd well. Bought stuff from all those shops except Just guns. But my first came from Donohues in Towson.



I would like to hear the story about Walters. Never new they got in doo doo with the ATF. I friend of mine from high school worked there for a couple years.

It's my understanding that one of Dan's employees brought it on him. I've heard the story, but won't repeat it here.

 

[Second Amendment]

As did Just Guns and to some extent CS....with the dawning of SB281....folks are going to take their money where they are most welcomed....those with poor customer service are the first to go........

Agreed, especially regarding Just Guns.

 

[W_Donahue]

I certainly won't miss it, Rob was just not a pleasant person to deal with. Received NONE of my money.

 

[Pinecone]

Anyone remember Nicole's Guns on joppa rd ? Now its a D&L tint

You mean Nicholl's?

I bought a couple of pistols from them.

 

[Blue Fins]

It's a shame that any gun shop goes out of business whether you like them or not. You can thank O'painintheass again for any and all closures.
I'm not taking up for any shop or any one... It's just a shame

 

[august1410]

I was in my early 30s when I purchased my first hand gun at Baltimore Gunsmith down on south Broadway.

I was 22 and bought a pair of Davis .380s...one nickel and one black. I think that was the one and only time I went in there.

 

[Lou45]

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It's my understanding that one of Dan's employees brought it on him. I've heard the story, but won't repeat it here.

Actually it was a good bit more than that ^^^ and basically unrelated, for the most part, from the incident you reference (I know which one you're speaking of).

 

[adit]

You mean Nicholl's?

I bought a couple of pistols from them.

I remember when someone "drove" a car through the front doors. Bollards went in soon afterward.

 

[Multifaceted]

Had my fleet. 2 m35s and an M818 with trailer. Sold before my evacuation. Ill have another one day. Mis my trucks.

Do you sell your vehicles before every enema?

 

[Armadillofz1]

Who remembers that little gun shop INSIDE chatham mall in Ellicott City? Early to mid eighties i think. Left side right before you walked into Kmart.

 

[Multifaceted]

No idea... I moved to the area in the early 90's and by then it was Rounding Third, an Arcade, and a Mexican Restaurant.

 

[adit]

Who remembers that little gun shop INSIDE chatham mall in Ellicott City? Early to mid eighties i think. Left side right before you walked into Kmart.

Remember Gee Willikers?

 

[rico903]

How about Mountain Side Supply, or something like that on Liberty Rd by Marriotsville Rd? That one went years ago.

 

[rico903]

You mean Nicholl's?

I bought a couple of pistols from them.

After Nicholls it was Second Amendment Services or something close for a short time. Nicholls had a lot of stuff besides guns, it was a nice store. And then There was Donahues in Towson but I'm really dating myself. Howard Donahue was a wealth of info but got awfully cranky in his old age.