Posted on 06/02/2002 7:00:02 PM PDT by ArmUSAAnaheimKalifornia
Last year's National Firearm Purchase Day was a great success.
We had many FReepers post the guns that they had bought,
all in response to the UN's declaration of July 9, 2001
as Gun Burning Day at the UN. While they set to destroy hundreds
of firearms, FReepers were responsible for giving hundreds
of new firearms happy homes.
We'd like to do it again!
Last year July 9 fell on a Monday. Although we are
normally closed Mondays, we opened our doors and had
4 times as many customers as any regular Tuesday. We
are thankful to those who traveled great distances
to buy guns at ARM USA.
Please tell your local gun shop about NFPD this
year. We need to make this event successful once
again, not only because we want to make the
statement that THEY WON'T TAKE OUR GUNS AWAY, but
summer time is typically the slowest time of the
year for the firearm industry. ALL gun dealers need
your support this time of year.
Some great artwork was created by talented individuals.
I'm sorry that I don't know who to give credit to
for this one:
One of my customers then created this:
Is there anyone out there with some spare time who can
come up with another not-so-politically-correct
poster / image for this year? I need something new
to put on the shirts I give away for NFPD this year?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
Frank & Jolynne
ARM USA
1538 N. State College Blvd.
Anaheim, CA 92806
714-520-4600
ARM USA's 50BMGstore.com
Working my way up to a good .45-70 rifle soon. Marlin 1895GS seems like the way to go
For the AR-15 fans though: Teppo-Jusu, The Art of the Rifle
This price is good till 6/15/02 or they're all sold .... only 70 in stock ... :)
to visit the tribute page
Toward FREEDOM
to visit the tribute page
Toward FREEDOM
Brought to you by these communists...
Has anyone told their favorite gun store about NFPD yet?
The 1903's are going fast. I ordered a Remington 1903A3 "C" stock on the 7th and they're already sold out.
It reminds me of a friend that collected Civil War weapons during the '50's because no one wanted that old junk.
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