Hyatt gun shop

I have been there once......my impression.....It's a nice place to look (huge selection), but I wouldn't do business there. Most everything in the store was full retail prices.
 
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If I remember correctly, he was also opposed to efforts in the state legislature that would have rid free citizens from the tyrannical mandates of having to acquire a permit for the privileges of purchasing a handgun or carrying it concealed.

It’s bad enough that in order to purchase a firearm from a licensed dealer, free citizens have to fill out g.d. form and submit to a “guilty until proven innocent” vetting process before being allowed the privilege of owning a weapon. Having to obtain government mandated permission slips to either obtain a handgun or carry it in a manner of their choosing only adds further insult to injury...but Hyatt seemed fine with that...because it “helped keep guns out of the wrong hands”.

Meanwhile, .gov facilitated the export of weapons south of the border, to some of the most dangerous, ruthless folks on the planet.

So, no...it ain’t about keeping guns out of the wrong hands; it’s about trying to make it as burdensome as possible for free citizens to exercise a right....and tracking what they own.
 
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Did anyone notice how sneaky the reporters and anchor were?
"Automatic weapons are hard to get...." then goes on to a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT topic. But most libtards and anti gunners don't know that.
Remember, these are the same people who think hoggboy is a legitimate gun expert.
 
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But most libtards and anti gunners don't know that.
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Those aren't the ones you need to worry about. It's the undecideds or genuinely ignorant of the subject. Those neighbors, friends, and coworkers that have never held, much less shot, a gun before. Their opinions are being shaped by these idiots. Progressive liberals and anti-gunners have their minds made up--there's no changing them. The sizeable crowd in the middle can be "won" over.
 
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Never been to Hyatts, likely never will. I've never heard anything good about that shop.

Ed's in Vass, is a good place, however.
 
Just google a gun (any gun) and compare that price with hyatt. I have never seen hyatt be cheaper than anywhere else.
 
Yea eds is my local gun shop and have shopped there for years. Hyatts is advertising a used sharps 54 caliber black powder carbine Italian made that caught my eye. Nobody local seems to have one. That is why I was enquiring about Hyatt. They are wanting $899.00 if someone is interested.
 
Favorite place to window shop and fondle items before I buy them online cheaper. Biggest one that killed me lately was HK SP5K-PDW for $6000. And someone actually bought it.
 
Stopped in hyatts this afternoon. Havent been there in 9+years. Glock 17 gen 3 for 699!!!!. Just wow. 9mm winchester loose $35 per 50. .233 loose $75ish per hundred. All kinds of pistol ammo, all ridiculous prices.
 
Stevo27295 said:
Stopped in hyatts this afternoon. Havent been there in 9+years. Glock 17 gen 3 for 699!!!!. Just wow. 9mm winchester loose $35 per 50. .233 loose $75ish per hundred. All kinds of pistol ammo, all ridiculous prices.
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I was there about the same time as you, looking for 44 magnum lever guns and revolvers. They had decent selection compared to any other place within my area, but not exactly what I was looking for.
 
I've met Curt, that ain't him. Plus, this guy has absolutely NO class. I get trying to get a whiff of that badonkadonk, but he's wearing a watch on his right wrist. Curt would never wear a watch on his right wrist.
 
Isn't America great? If you don't like a business, you can simply choose not to go there.
I've expressed my feelings on Hyatt's before. Sometimes I buy something there, sometimes not. Whatever he's doing works for him to keep the doors open and i don't hold that against him. If I think a price is too high, I can just walk away.
 
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