Greg Brown — Brown’s Gunsmith Repair, Vicksburg, Miss.,
If it is a 1911-style handgun, it is in demand at Brown’s Gunsmith Repair, especially the Sig Sauer 1911 in .45 ACP.
“That’s a $1,000 handgun, but they went out the door like hotcakes,” owner Greg Brown said. “I have more on order! I was absolutely surprised.”
Concealed carry is big locally, and Brown is also selling a good number of the Ruger LC9’s packaged with a Crimson Trace laser sight for $599.
Local deer and hog hunters spent the fall snapping up bargain-priced big game rifles, including the Savage AXIS and the Ruger American.
They sell for $350 to $450, depending on if they are bought as a combo package with scope or not, and the reports Brown’s getting back on these long guns are all positive.
“That Savage AXIS is $400, but they are accurate as all get out,” says Brown. “My hunters love them.”
Editor's Note: This brief originally appeared in the March 6, 2014 edition of Gun Digest the Magazine.
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