? on gun shop in Millersville

myright · Dec 8, 2014

There was talk about a reopening sale.Their moving sale they had some pretty good deals.

Oldcarjunkie · Dec 8, 2014

They aren't far from me, Unless they happen to have older rifles that come in on consignment they would probably never get my business with a 75.00 min transfer fee.

dfens42 · Dec 8, 2014

They are good people. Did my first transfers with Donna. They do a lot of classes and training too.

JamesH · Dec 8, 2014

Very nice folks. High prices. Terrible HQL class. I feel no need to go back there, even with my $25-off coupon.

v4kerker · Dec 9, 2014

platoonDaddy said:
This afternoon, I did a search on Blue Label dealers in my area and big as dog-poop there is just one up the road.

Anyone know anything about Worth A Shot, checked the IP's and they are not a member?

http://worth-a-shot.com/

platoonDaddy Worth-A-Shot deals/works with On-Target to complete some of their training classes. I'm guessing Worth-A-Shot for classroom and On-Target for live fire.

I did my HQL finger prints there and some hands on shopping with no trigger guards unlike BP. Was there last week and they said the store is moving to the end of the strip.

If they're local to you I hope you can help support there small business. I feel they do more to help us locally then the big box stores.

Naptown52 · Dec 9, 2014

I agree with pretty much everything thats been said. I did my HQL with them. It did cost a little more to do it with them, but the convenience of being able to do everything (fingerprints including) in one location at the same time was worth the extra money as far as I am concerned. I also purchased my first handgun with them. Again, Im sure I could have shopped around and found a better price somewhere, but they are good people, the treated me well, and I like that I was able to support a small family owned local business.

platoonDaddy · Dec 10, 2014

They have Serbian AK pistols for $600 (for sure industrial strength), when you factor the on-line price of around $500 and the FFL transfer, they are in the game.

ironpony · Dec 12, 2014

Behind on construction but they will be having a grand opening sale when it happens. For what it's worth.

2SAM22 · Dec 12, 2014

IIRC she is former police, maybe BPD?

dfens42 · Dec 12, 2014

Yeah, city cop for like 8 years or something if I remember.

SRD · Dec 12, 2014

ironpony said:
Behind on construction but they will be having a grand opening sale when it happens. For what it's worth.

Just picked up a "state held hostage" :sad20:

and they're hoping for this month.Definitely not the cheapest but for me (limited hours/time) it's them or The Armory for convenience.

todbiker · Dec 13, 2014

v4kerker said:
platoonDaddy Worth-A-Shot deals/works with On-Target to complete some of their training classes. I'm guessing Worth-A-Shot for classroom and On-Target for live fire.
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After a many year absence, I got another membership at On-Target.
Was going to do the training excempt HQL thru them, but even as a member they wouldn't let me register for the class without physically stopping by?....
Worth-a-Shot is close to my work and the convenience outweighed any additional costs

JamesH · Dec 13, 2014

todbiker said:
After a many year absence, I got another membership at On-Target.

Was going to do the training excempt HQL thru them, but even as a member they wouldn't let me register for the class without physically stopping by?....

Worth-a-Shot is close to my work and the convenience outweighed any additional costs

I believe On Target uses Worth-a-Shot for their HQL class. If that's the case, I'd pass. MSAR is only $20, and their instructor is a great guy. Also, MSAR lets you sign up online.

ironpony · Dec 13, 2014

They are saying January now, large increase in inventory and they have the best BL Glock prices I can find.

Blaster229 · Dec 13, 2014

Proline Fisher said:
I bought my last blue label from them, they are nice people. They were 25 dollars more then what cop shop wanted but I didn't have to drive into the city, not that Sams shop is that bad to get to. Anyways, I paid $450 for my Gen 4 plus the fees and will probably be buying another from them as my Christmas present.

Pretty sure that's because cop shop prices aren't blue label? I think he entered into an agreement with Glock to have low prices if he agreed to not sell any other gun line. Something like that.
Worth-a-shot price is probably the true blue label price. But the BL program says generally prices are 75-100 under retail.

Captnstabn · Dec 13, 2014

Blaster229 said:
Pretty sure that's because cop shop prices aren't blue label? I think he entered into an agreement with Glock to have low prices if he agreed to not sell any other gun line. Something like that.
Worth-a-shot price is probably the true blue label price. But the BL program says generally prices are 75-100 under retail.

Cop shop charges exactly what is on the blue label pricing sheet from Glock. He's one of the only ones in the area that does. Everyone else charges 25 or more over the blue label pricing. AT least for GSSF guns, which is a blue label gun.

Pretty sure a couple of the blue label dealers in MD actually get their guns from the cop shop, which would explain why they mark them up from the suggested pricing from Glock.

Billcw · Dec 13, 2014

JamesH said:
I believe On Target uses Worth-a-Shot for their HQL class. If that's the case, I'd pass. MSAR is only $20, and their instructor is a great guy. Also, MSAR lets you sign up online.

On Target uses Worth a shot for finger printing for the HQL classes .

Captnstabn · Dec 13, 2014

Here is a site that is charging the actual pricing from glock for each gun and type of buy (GSSF or LE).
https://www.gtdist.com/Categories-Glock.html

That's the same that I paid from the cop shop for several different models.

Blaster229 · Dec 13, 2014

Captnstabn said:
Cop shop charges exactly what is on the blue label pricing sheet from Glock. He's one of the only ones in the area that does. Everyone else charges 25 or more over the blue label pricing. AT least for GSSF guns, which is a blue label gun.

Pretty sure a couple of the blue label dealers in MD actually get their guns from the cop shop, which would explain why they mark them up from the suggested pricing from Glock.

Now that makes sense. I just wonder why Glock is all he sells?

platoonDaddy · Dec 15, 2014

Captnstabn said:
Cop shop charges exactly what is on the blue label pricing sheet from Glock. He's one of the only ones in the area that does. Everyone else charges 25 or more over the blue label pricing. AT least for GSSF guns, which is a blue label gun.

Pretty sure a couple of the blue label dealers in MD actually get their guns from the cop shop, which would explain why they mark them up from the suggested pricing from Glock.

From Sam I purchased: G26, G17 and two G34's and always paid over the price quoted from Glock for Blue Label.

Glock emailed be two weeks ago the price list in PDF format for Blue Label and G19 is $398.20 After factoring in the FFL transfer cost, it is cheaper to purchase locally.

Don't know how to post a PDF file, could email if you wanted a copy.

Just checked Sam web page and he is selling G19 for $425, which is $26 and change over Glock direct sales: http://www.copshopmd.com/glock-l-e-prices.html Don't forget Sam also forces you to purchase a bore lock.

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