The one in Newnan is the highest price store in our area .
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Around 1990 I worked the sporting goods department at a Roses store in South Macon. And damn near every Sunday their ads would have some type of milsurp rifle on sale. Like $49.00 Mosins, $69.00 Enfield's and $99.00 Mausers from pick your country of origin. But most of the time we didn't have more than a doze n of any of those Rifles on hand on the day the ad came out. So I filled out way more raincheck forms than 4473 forms on those Rifles...
Way over priced guns
That's the store where I worked in 89/90 or sometime around then. Back then sporting goods was a shared department with electronics. At least the guns and ammo were. Fishing tackle was out on the aisles. But that's the first place I ever saw a Mosin. And the ones we got in were in individual cardboard boxes. Each box looked like the importer had stuck the cosmoline grease gun in one end of the box and pumped the handle till it came out the other end. Back then they always had mil surp rifles in the racks next to cheap Stevens shotguns and Rifles. When I got my number 4 Enfield on sale at $69.00 I had to ride to the store in Griffin to find one in stock. Both Macon stores sold out quickly.I remember the Roses on Pio Nono back in the day. Just before Rocky Creek Rd. They had the best selectoin of WWII plastic models I'd ever seen. My mom quit buying me snap-lock ones because I'd have them together before we got home. So we went to Roses to let me pick one out for that month to work on. Tiger tanks and Shermans F4U Corsairs even a big-ass B-24 Liberator. Cut my finger on that one. Great memories. Not sure why I can't remember a gun counter. Maybe just too young.