K-Mart remains in business. Stores in most States & Territories and a (relatively) successful online presence.
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K-Mart remains in business. Stores in most States & Territories and a (relatively) successful online presence.
They own Sears and Western Auto just to name a few.
There's a name from the past. sort of the "if they don't have it you probably don't need it" store. loved going there with my father when I was a kid. one of the few places a kid could actually touch a real gun or box of ammo.
Kmart in MD had M1 carbines and Garands on the rack for $299 in '87.
Sears in Macon at Christmas was magic in so far as being able to handle rifles and shotguns from a rack on the sales floor. Circa 1977.
I've got a box of 22lr around here somewhere with a K-Mart "Key" price tag of 58 cents on it. Dad had to sign for it in a log book when we bought it since it would fit in a handgun.
I've got a box of 22lr around here somewhere with a K-Mart "Key" price tag of 58 cents on it. Dad had to sign for it in a log book when we bought it since it would fit in a handgun.
My Uncle owned a Western Auto in Decatur and one in Chattanooga back in the 60’s and 70’s. I used to fondle the .22 rifles every time we went back in the Free Love days. Used to love those stores. Everything from tires to refrigerators. Damn, I miss him and his stores.
I bought a 22 rifle from Lostchild in the Treasure Island box,19 and 77
If you were to find a Western Auto (or Sears) nowadays, it'd be just like a Kmart. That's why they all went, effectively, under. Somewhere between Walmart and Dolla Gen'l.
I gradieated in 19 and 77. Lol
