Bare Arms in Noblesville.

[LEaSH]

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[Roland of Gilead]

I might be looking into the verbiage too much, asking if a weapon is "secure" means to me is it in a safe place and is it going to stay there. Eveyone should assume a gun is loaded.

Thanks for the heads up though, I won't be going there.

 

[ModernGunner]

Bare Arms has a website:

Bare Arms Firearms - Home | Bare Arms Firearms | Noblesville, IN 476060 | 317-770-6626

And an e-mail address:

store@barearmsllc.net

And phone numbers:

Phone: (317) 770 - 6626
Fax (317) 770-6639

After reading the OP's experience, I chose to send these dipsticks an e-mail telling them that I will NOT be doing business with their shop, and I am STRONGLY encouraging other law-abiding gun owners to, likewise, boycott Bare Arms.

Hopefully, some other INGO'ers and fellow gun owners on other sites (and those I know personally) will join in, as well.

ANY gun-related business that does not fully support lawful carry by lawful gun owners should be out of business, period.

I personally hope Bare Arms is closed by the end of the year.

 

[WebSnyper]

Yep, that would have been a no go for me as well. OP, you tolerated more than I would have. His right to ask, our right to leave/spend our money elsewhere.

 

[xM3RC1L3SS1x]

I would have left when he asked me to disarm.

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I would have walked out and never looked back.

 

[wolfman]

FWIW, Bradis and BGF down here now have signs that say something to the effect of "for our safety and yours, we ask that all loaded weapons remain holstered"

BGF has always had that sign, and it is nice to hear that Bradis has changed their sign too. Has Bradis II also adopted that policy and posted a similar sign?

 

[miguel]

I think the store's name is fruity.

 

[PGRChaplain]

They have a facebook page, I left them some grief on there. I would have walked before I ever surenderd my EDC.

 

[Bennettjh]

I haven't been to Noblesville for a while but I won't go to that store if I'm up that way. If that ol'boy doesn't like people carrying guns then why does he sell them?

I also wouldn't have disarmed.

 

[Tanfodude]

They have a facebook page, I left them some grief on there. I would have walked before I ever surenderd my EDC.

I went to their FB, I didn't see any grief posted there.

 

[Roadie]

I went to their FB, I didn't see any grief posted there.

Look again.. left hand side under "Posts to Page"

 

[TheWabbit]

This is how the free market should work. You don't like their policies, you talk with your dollars. You are free to truthfully say what happened and the market decides if the business should be rewarded or punished. No government involved. No human rights commissions.

I live in Noblesville and I've been to the store twice. Indy Gun Safety in Fishers or Tim's in Westfield are much better local stores (or Bradis if want to travel).

 

[USMC-Johnson]

Would have told that ass hat to go **** himself. If someone asks me to disarm in a gun shop they are out of their ****ing mind. That will NEVER happen where i work. EVER/

 

[MemphisR32]

I have been in twice and each time after I left questioned who would buy from there. I went in looking for a G19 gen 4 and they had a used one listed for $629. I asked how firm he was on that price and he said he couldn't go below 600. Used for 600!

The second time I went with my wife and she thought it was crazy to have a no guns sign on a gun shop. We both go an uncomfortable feeling there like we were being pegged as criminals. If I wanted to pay high prices I would just go to gander mountain at least there I'm not hawkeyed in the store.

 

[MadMan66]

Nothing I hate more than an anti-gun gun store. I've only heard negative things about Bare Arms (not to mention their odd, possibly misspelled, name) and I have passed up opportunities to visit them because of it. I used to live in Anderson and Gunslingers have always been very friendly to me. I ended up moving a few weeks after they opened, but I still make a point of it to stop by when I'm in town. I think taking your business to Gunslingers is a good choice.

 

[MemphisR32]

Also why on their site for the events was there a "teeth cleaning" listed on the 21st at 4pm?

 

[actaeon277]

If I have work being done, or need something for a gun, or need to take it out for any reason, it is unloaded before going in.
If it is staying in the holster then it stays in the holster.
NWI gunshops seem to say the same, even the big box ones.

 

[ryan3030]

Also why on their site for the events was there a "teeth cleaning" listed on the 21st at 4pm?

Stupid people and technology don't mix.

 

[actaeon277]

Nothing I hate more than an anti-gun gun store. I've only heard negative things about Bare Arms (not to mention their odd, possibly misspelled, name) and I have passed up opportunities to visit them because of it. I used to live in Anderson and Gunslingers have always been very friendly to me. I ended up moving a few weeks after they opened, but I still make a point of it to stop by when I'm in town. I think taking your business to Gunslingers is a good choice.

NOT misspelled.
Historically accurate.

 

[MCgrease08]

NOT misspelled.
Historically accurate.

They name their shop after the "right to keep and bare arms." They just don't want you to do it there.

Seems like they're sort of missing the point of the 2nd Amendment.