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May 29, 2008, 12:10 AM
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Olde English Outfitters
I have purchased a rifle and shotgun from them. Were willing to talk over all my noob questions with me (I have been to a few shops in Columbus that were not). Very knowledgeable and fairly price competitive.
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June 1, 2008, 10:15 PM
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Picked up the shotgun and took them both to the range this weekend. Worked great. Really happy with the advice I received from them on the shotgun. The sales rep (Scott) walked spent 10-15 minutes explaining different shot shells/DREM/Recoil. Also when I told them I wanted to put a carry strap on it their response to my question of how much having the swivels installed would be was basically "It doesn't have them? It should. Go pick out a kit and we will install it for free." Not a big deal but still nice.
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