Pretty decent deals at Midwest Gun

[jtwilson3]

Just got the email about all these. They seem pretty decent. I moved to Muncie, so don't get to go there anymore.

Midwest Gun Exchange's Holdiay Season Kick Off Sale!

WASR for 599, fiochi .22lr for 5, LWRC AR's, etc. Pretty decent stuff by what I have seen. I could be wrong though.

 

[drillsgt]

Good price on a P220

 

[Stubz]

Good price on a P220

P220 railed - night sites - 2 mags​ , even better deal.

 

[drillsgt]

P220 railed - night sites - 2 mags​ , even better deal.

I think so, i'm confused though because I just saw one at a shop in MI, same thing P22OR with E2 grip, night sights but comes with three mags for 799.00? Wonder what the factory standard is?

 

[Kirkd]

I refuse to ever do business with them after they took $800 AR's and marked them up to $2800 following Sandy Hook. F*ck em. They'll never see another dime from me again. I used to buy from them.

 

[drillsgt]

I refuse to ever do business with them after they took $800 AR's and marked them up to $2800 following Sandy Hook. F*ck em. They'll never see another dime from me again. I used to buy from them.

Who didn't?

 

[Seven High]

They offer 1000 rounds of 9mm in 124 grain for $300.00 plus tax. That is a pretty good price, considering what others are still asking.

 

[Kirkd]

Who didn't?

Zx guns . They earned my business. GS that charged $100 for a p-mag were scratched off my list as well.

 

[daddymikey1975]

They offer 1000 rounds of 9mm in 124 grain for $300.00 plus tax. That is a pretty good price, considering what others are still asking.

When WWB 9mm is going for about $23/100 this is still an elevated price.

 

[nebulous]

Who didn't?

The ones that didn't sold out in a matter of days. I think some markup is justified, but $2800 is shameful.

 

[ZX Gun]

We have always made it a point, that even in times of crisis or confusion, to keep our prices at the market standard. We are not in this for the quick buck, but rather the long haul. We feel this is the best way to treat our customers. Thank you all for your many years of loyal support.

 

[LanceRobbins24]

We have always made it a point, that even in times of crisis or confusion, to keep our prices at the market standard. We are not in this for the quick buck, but rather the long haul. We feel this is the best way to treat our customers. Thank you all for your many years of loyal support.

+1

 

[CitiusFortius]

market standard. We are not in this for the quick buck,

On the surface that sounds good....but "market standard" has a pretty wide interpretation does it not?

not hating.....I bought a walther, a stag, a mosin, exploding targets and a bunch of ammo from you guys over the years, but "market standard" seems like you've got wiggle room to jack prices at a moments notice.

 

[danielson]

When WWB 9mm is going for about $23/100 this is still an elevated price.

WWB 9mm 115gr 100 round pack, you will not find for cheaper than 28$

 

[Hoosierdood]

We have always made it a point, that even in times of crisis or confusion, to keep our prices at the market standard. We are not in this for the quick buck, but rather the long haul. We feel this is the best way to treat our customers. Thank you all for your many years of loyal support.

Never been to ZX store in Goshen, but have bought guns from them at the Indy 1500. They always seem to have better prices than everyone else. They don't haggle with the price, but I guess when they are so low already, that's OK. They seem like a good place.

As far as Midwest Gun Exchange, They seem to pretty much follow the market on their prices. Granted,they are usually towards the high end of the market, but definitely not the highest. They also negotiate on their prices, so that keeps them close to the median price as far as the market goes.

Right now they do have some really great deals. They are selling guns for close to wholesale price. You can hate them if you like, but the fact remains that they are in the business of making money (name a gun shop shop who isn't) and they do a decent job of it. I can't say I've ever had a bad experience with them.

 

[mikefraz]

Never been to ZX store in Goshen, but have bought guns from them at the Indy 1500. They always seem to have better prices than everyone else. They don't haggle with the price, but I guess when they are so low already, that's OK. They seem like a good place.

As far as Midwest Gun Exchange, They seem to pretty much follow the market on their prices. Granted,they are usually towards the high end of the market, but definitely not the highest. They also negotiate on their prices, so that keeps them close to the median price as far as the market goes.

Right now they do have some really great deals. They are selling guns for close to wholesale price. You can hate them if you like, but the fact remains that they are in the business of making money (name a gun shop shop who isn't) and they do a decent job of it. I can't say I've ever had a bad experience with them.

Don's guns just likes selling guns...

 

[Chip]

I like Midwest. I always deal with "Bob", the bald headed retired railroader with the handlebar moustache. When I've tried or been handled by anyone else including the manager "Brian", I always feel like they think I'm an idiot and they won't deal. Simply put, I love the shop and atmosphere and as long as I can deal with "Bob" I'll continue to return. If it's not Him or the owner Brad, I'll buy online.

 

[OIIIIIO]

I'm pretty sure Bob passed away from some health issues. He was a nice guy and I enjoyed dealing with him.

 

[wildcatfan.62]

Not to hijack the thread, but OIIIIIO I've been in a couple times the last few months and haven't seen Bob. I had dealt with him a few times in the past, I wondered where he was but didn't ask.......

 

[Sajer]

Bob passed away guys, just so you know. I worked with Bob for many years and he had a very good pool of customers that only wanted to deal with him, so I would look to another sales person in the future. as for me I have not worked there in some time after being there 7 years part time. I do miss some of my customers and some of them even contact me vi my personal email.

The only deal I felt was very good in the recent flyer was the Tavor at $1799, which was a nice deal.

As has been said in the past Midwest is high volume and not your normal small time shop where you can hang out all day and talk guns. Though some people try and do that.