Went to Jim's Firearms in Baton Rouge

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Lot's of "people of color" arming up while I was there.

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I’ve been there 2-3 times in the last month, and that was my experience as well. I was surprised.

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Lot's of "people of color" arming up while I was there.

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Good. Now they need to figure out what the left thinks of them owning death machines.

What are you implying?

I don’t know Jim.

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I’ve been there 2-3 times in the last month, and that was my experience as well.

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Ditto here. Only I’ve been in about once a week.

Jim’s is garbage. Go to Hebert’s Guns.

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Not sure if that’s good or bad.

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Truth. However, I had a couple of black fellows in my battalion who were major 2A guys. They were legit right wingers, and were also major MAGA.

I am all for more black people arming up. Going to be funny when old white people in Washington start talking about taking them away down the road.

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Jim’s is garbage. Go to Hebert’s Guns.

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I was next door at the tackle shop and dropped in out of curiosity. I saw a nice, used, Benelli Super Vinci, but it was almost $1.3K. No thanks. I generally buy guns from Bowie, Bass Pro, Academy, or Cabelas. I actually bought one from Dick's, though. I've heard good things about Hebert's.

How many of them will try to put the rounds in the magazine backwards for 30 minutes before googling it

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Plenty of AR's available.

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I went there just the other day. What I was told was what you saw on the wall is all they had left until more came in. Handgun wise all the glock were gone. They had some CZ pistols and did have 4 HKs which 2 were gone after I left. Lot of bare space. Same for ammo.

Guns are tough and ammo is practically nonexistent at this time. Makes me wonder if or when there will be a run on magazines given people will soon realize having 2 just isn't enough.