These two, all day, every day. New prices are way (WAY) lower than ODT prices and even some pawn shops. take a trip up NE and be amazed. the gas you use will cost way less than the cash you save.
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Go to Pawn Shop?
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Perry Pawn on Courtney Hodges Blvd Perry Ga. “Look for the chief”.
I bought an m17 from them used that would only fire one shot until I replaced the spring. I had no idea and didn’t think to check as I thought all gun shops made sure the guns they sold were ok.
They have been tears to me ever since I raised concern on a $700 used gun.
Whatever.
I had six cans go through them last time that I had bought over a year ahead. They took their sweet ass time getting them submitted one here one there after dodging me for months me trying to pay the stmps beforehand. Some theirs, some form 3.
Whatever.
I still buy overpriced powder, ammo, primers, wall hangers from them.
I dont care.
They do.
It is what it is!
They are Karen’s to me now.
Their mom is a real treat.
The older guy is pretty legit.
It’s funny.
Edit- I never thought about checking a gun I bought from a store. It’s my fault. Trust no one and all that. Now I know. Don’t trust guns from pawn shops. No big deal but they hold a grudge years later and 10k+ on. 😂
Bear in mind, that for the most part, anything "good" that comes in, goes to the safe in the back. What you see in the sales counter is usually lower quality and grossly overpriced
About 6-8 years ago I found a Marlin in 35 rem at one of the shops mentioned earlier. Someone had scratched their name and 1964 on the side of it. I think they wanted around $200 for it. I guess the folks at the shop thought no one would want it like that. They were wrong 
Several years back I traded for a Remington model 510 bolt action 22lr in great shape that the original owner had etched his social security number on the side of the barrel. It also had been reduced for that reason. Functions perfectly. Thanks.About 6-8 years ago I found a Marlin in 35 rem at one of the shops mentioned earlier. Someone had scratched their name and 1964 on the side of it. I think they wanted around $200 for it. I guess the folks at the shop thought no one would want it like that. They were wrong
Main Street pawn is a great shop with great people!
