Made it through without being raped and or killed. By rape of course I mean actually buy a gun at Don's, but I suppose the possibility of being physically raped was just as possible.
So we were on Lafayette and figured what the hell, lets stop in Don's real quick. We have been looking for a couple of new guns that we cant find and we jokingly figured "of course Don's will have them", so we went for the entertainment value. (before you reply, I say again, for the entertainment value!)
So the parking lot was pretty busy as we pulled up. We walked in the door and yes, the store was pretty full. Within seconds BOOM! a gun shot, everyone jumps...somebody is standing in the doorway of the indoor range with the door wide open. A woman says to her husband "lets get out of here" as they walk past us. So we brave forward into the store and in the first case I notice a selection of Hi-Point pistols that appear to have been spray painted. One was a sticky looking all gold finish while others had "tiger stripe" style patterns of various Krylon colors.
Further into the store we start looking at guns we own and some we want to own. How about a Walther P22? Good .22 and great entry level gun. If you have $650 you can walk out of Don's with your very own! How about a Ruger SR9, can be found as low as $399 but $450 is typical. Don will let his go for $799. A Sig P238, a pocket .380 that we really want, basic models can be found for $500, add options and you could be paying as much as $700. Don's has a basic model without laser, basic finish sale priced at just under $1000.
More gun shots with the range door open and I'm a little scared to walk over to that side of the store. The door closes and I make my move to check out the rentals. A few immpressive weapons including a fully auto uzi that ANYONE can come in off the street and rent. I took a look around at the customers and couldnt help but notice the women in the store, they looked flat scared. Kind of makes me feel sorry for people who go into Don's without a knowledge of guns. After 5 minutes in the store we decided to make our escape. I would have taken pics but per the sign on the door you are not allowed to. So I slapped an INGO sticker on the front door and we left (kidding
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Don's guns is a joke, just unbelievable. That being said, I wont tell anyone NOT to go to Don's Guns. There is something to be said about the entertainment value if you feel like risking it all. It will also make you appreciate all of the other fine gun shops we have around Indy.
My
So we were on Lafayette and figured what the hell, lets stop in Don's real quick. We have been looking for a couple of new guns that we cant find and we jokingly figured "of course Don's will have them", so we went for the entertainment value. (before you reply, I say again, for the entertainment value!)
So the parking lot was pretty busy as we pulled up. We walked in the door and yes, the store was pretty full. Within seconds BOOM! a gun shot, everyone jumps...somebody is standing in the doorway of the indoor range with the door wide open. A woman says to her husband "lets get out of here" as they walk past us. So we brave forward into the store and in the first case I notice a selection of Hi-Point pistols that appear to have been spray painted. One was a sticky looking all gold finish while others had "tiger stripe" style patterns of various Krylon colors.
Further into the store we start looking at guns we own and some we want to own. How about a Walther P22? Good .22 and great entry level gun. If you have $650 you can walk out of Don's with your very own! How about a Ruger SR9, can be found as low as $399 but $450 is typical. Don will let his go for $799. A Sig P238, a pocket .380 that we really want, basic models can be found for $500, add options and you could be paying as much as $700. Don's has a basic model without laser, basic finish sale priced at just under $1000.
More gun shots with the range door open and I'm a little scared to walk over to that side of the store. The door closes and I make my move to check out the rentals. A few immpressive weapons including a fully auto uzi that ANYONE can come in off the street and rent. I took a look around at the customers and couldnt help but notice the women in the store, they looked flat scared. Kind of makes me feel sorry for people who go into Don's without a knowledge of guns. After 5 minutes in the store we decided to make our escape. I would have taken pics but per the sign on the door you are not allowed to. So I slapped an INGO sticker on the front door and we left (kidding
)Don's guns is a joke, just unbelievable. That being said, I wont tell anyone NOT to go to Don's Guns. There is something to be said about the entertainment value if you feel like risking it all. It will also make you appreciate all of the other fine gun shops we have around Indy.
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