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Shoot Straight
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Review by:
Leslie H.
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We recently visited the Shoot-Straight store in Tampa. I needed an appraisal on a WW 1 Luger pistol. I also had a collection of rifles that we no longer used. All of the weapons were in operating condition. We were greeted immediately by one of the salesmen and I explained that the purpose of the visit was to get some idea of the value of the Luger, for sale to a WW 1 re-enactor. I believe the salesman's name was Brian. He said he would discuss the value of the Luger with some others. He did give us some idea of its value. I also told him we had six (6) rifles in varying calibers that I wanted to sell. He then got other salesmen involved to provide their sale value. At this point we were introduced to Bruce Kitzis who is the store manager. In the end we worked out a deal that we were satisfied with and I believe Bruce was also. It was a pleasant experience dealing with the different personnel who work in the store. They were courteous and polite and full of information regarding any questions. It was a pleasure doing business with these people. It was my spouse's first visit to a gun store and we left with a very pleasant experience. We are looking forward to one of our next shooting visits.
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