Politely--I will disagree. But I'll offer this: most of the guns I buy are via the internet. That's for several reasons, but primarily it has to do with availability of what I want. Secondarily, I can almost always save money in this manner. BUT--here's the kicker--almost all of the gunbroker auctions I win, the seller IS a local gunshop . . . but not a gunshop local to me. It might be the gunshop local to you and he ships the weapon to my dealer for me to receive.
So, in a twisted way, I do buy from local gunshops, but not by walking into their brick and mortar stores. Gunshops need to watch their prices and remain internet savvy. If they forego internet transfers, internet sales opportunities, etc., and only plan to survive by local walk-in foot traffic, they will perish in this marketplace.
