Going to Indy

[pitbull1]

Hey i will be in Indy this weekend and have not had a chance to visit any shops there. Would anyone mind pointing me in the right direction? Ill be on the NW side of town and would like to pick up a new flat top upper and some bulk ammo. (45 & 223)

 

[blamecharles]

Hey i will be in Indy this weekend and have not had a chance to visit any shops there. Would anyone mind pointing me in the right direction? Ill be on the NW side of town and would like to pick up a new flat top upper and some bulk ammo. (45 & 223)

I personally like Beechgrove Firearms, Bradis and Plainfield Shooting Supplies. You can always stop at Dons Guns for comic value.

ETA: Those shops are a little bit of a drive from the NW side but still worth it.

 

[pitbull1]

I personally like Beechgrove Firearms, Bradis and Plainfield Shooting Supplies. You can always stop at Dons Guns for comic value.

ETA: Those shops are a little bit of a drive from the NW side but still worth it.

Thanks! Adding to GPS

 

[Plinkuh]

Don't forget Indy Trading Post!

 

[DanVoils]

I would skip Fort Liberty in Avon and Tactical Supplies in Mooresville. Not very friendly places.
Bradis has decent prices on ammo and parts. Plainfield is okay as well.

There is a gun show at the Stout Field Armory Saturday and Sunday. Gates open at 8 am and entry is $6 with free parking and coffee. Bring cash though as a lot of them don't take cards.

 

[vwarren]

If I were only going to hit one or two It would be plainfield and bradis.

 

[coyn]

I'm going to be in Indy this weekend too bc I'm going with my wife who has a conference at the convention center. Is there anything in the downtown area?

 

[Knife Lady]

I would hit up the Armory Stout Field Gun Show on Holt Rd.

 

[Fishersjohn48]

I would hit up the Armory Stout Field Gun Show on Holt Rd.

Are you going to be there?

 

[boogieman]

Indy trading post is just south of downtown. I have also had good luck ath the tri-state show (stout field), and it is about 5 miles from downtown. easy in and out too.

 

[calcot7]

Premier Arms in Brownsbnurg is worth a look also. Premier, Plainfield Shooting Supplies and Bradis are in different parts of town but are all linked together by the Ronald Reagan Expressway so travel in between them is pretty quick with minimal traffic signals. All have good prices and selections.

 

[Grunt]

Check out KS&E Guns near Pendleton Pike and Post Road vicinity of Ft. Harrison for .223 ammo. The last time I bought it there it was $67 for 200 rounds.

 

[DadOfFour]

Head down to greenwood and visit Elmore's and then just south of there is The Outdoorsmen.

 

[Bang-bang]

If I were only going to hit one or two It would be plainfield and bradis.

I agree 100%. Both are worth the extra drive time!

 

[pitbull1]

I agree 100%. Both are worth the extra drive time!

Thanks again for all the suggestions! Ill prob hit 3-4 of them, maybe more if i get the itch to find the xdm 3.8 bitone

 

[pitbull1]

Check out KS&E Guns near Pendleton Pike and Post Road vicinity of Ft. Harrison for .223 ammo. The last time I bought it there it was $67 for 200 rounds.

Anyone know of a better price around? (Excluding online)

 

[the1kidd03]

Best Prices
1.Indy Tactical Supply in Mooresville
2.Plainfield Shooting Supplies
3. Bradis Guns off 67/Kentucky Ave

Best Selection.....the exact opposite of the previous list
1. Bradis Guns
2. Plainfield Shooting Supplies
3. Indy Tactical Supplies

All are EXCELLENT in customer service, but realistically for ammo you can generally buy at the gun show or online for cheaper than even these stores offer. I never buy in bulk at local shops, too much $$