If the Sabre was a registered SBR thats not a bad price .... a little more pricey than PSI has em for but not bad.
The ammo is what seems to be the biggest rip off.
And $45 for a transfer I went to FCP instead.
I don't remember, that's the second thing they teach you."
My experience with B&B has been good, but they have never been cheap. I don't think they raised there prices, in response to the election.
Also, Sabre rifles are pricey. The lowest MSRP I can find on the Sabre Defence website is $1149.
There transfer price has gone up. Its been 5 years, but I think I paid $25 the one and only time I transferred anything.
They have always been overpriced. On top of that their transfer fee is insulting.
I was in there the other day, they said they'd had to beg and scrounge to come up with what firearms and magazines they had. And even with those prices, they said they were selling out of stuff rapidly.
Always were at least half-way friendly there.
Not a single good deal to be found in that store though.
I like having a gun store close by, but I am not willing to pay those prices. I have supported them in the past and buy some stuff there now as well - just not much now. Yes, they are selling lots of stuff - just not to many arfcommers.
I was there when a guy was trading in a Kimber. They gave him an even trade for a Glock with a tag of $510. I liked the Kimber and asked how much, hoping to get my hands on another nice 45 for a good price. $800+ As soon as I heard the 8 I stopped listening.
AR's were "custom" Saber lowers, m4 stocks, Colt uppers, chrome lined barrels, Isreali handguards, and "special trigger".
The poster under the AR's said that Saber was the "choice" of the military.
Remington ammo was nothing special, just plain .223.
This store has always been a little pricey. Especially now.
I'll take 400 Jewelry and Loan anyday. I like kickin' hippies.
They had sabre defence lowers?
Attached to the described uppers.