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AI&P Tactical, LLC   Scottvile MI,  JD McGuire, Owner

 

I0/20/26 there is no check out cart.  I am searching for better processors as the ones I have been ripping me off.   Until I find one and open the checkout cart again there are two ways to purchase.  Locals surf the store and when you see what you want simply call, text or mail me and I will fill your order, and you can come pick it up.  The second way does not include guns or ammo and is only for accessories and is for other Dealers and Resellers.  You look at category or subcategory and the amount in inventory.  You have to purchase the entire inventory of that category or subcategory.  You would add that up Shown retail price of the items in that category take 20% off call me on how to make payment.  That puts the items below dealer cost as my mark up is generally only 15% above dealer on the store.  You can then make 20% to 30% selling the items. These bulk sales will continue until inventory is depleted as I will only being selling guns, ammo and a few accessories  after that time.  Note:  Bulk sales do not include AR Magazines or AK Magazines. I will consider selling half of a category that has a large inventory. If a category has only a couple items it I may decline the offer for that category.  Also, the knives must all sell at once. You do not have to be an FFL to buy or sell accessories. 

Adding more magazines and want your input.

Posted by JD McGuire on Oct 16th 2024

I had a very good business as a Remington Master Gun Shop but the new owners have not sold any parts so looks like that is over with for a few more years.

This little store doesn't make much money as it is hard to find online and has a small inventory.   What happens is when a hot item is out of stock on all the big sites guys keep looking and find my little store.  I then get a run on a particular magazine, and they sell out.   

I figure I average about $6 an hour for all the work I put into it.   But that's OK because I am retired well and I have been debt free for over 20 years.   I enjoy taking to customers when they call and having something to do keeps an old brain younger that just sitting in a recliner.  

With all that said I do want to improve the store and get more business because Michigan winters are long and cold and staying busy helps pass the time till spring.  

I have added a lot of magazines this year and as off today, 10/16/24 I have close to 200 different magazines.   Not that many when you consider Smith & Wesson alone makes over 150.   The key here is to stock the ones most people need. 

I am open to taking advice as I have always fared best when I listen to customers.   If you have looked around on my store and saw some things that need improvement or know of some items that fit in well here, shoot me an e-mail or give me a call from my contact page.   

If you were ever on my AI&P Tactical web site when I was building my custom guns you may have read this saying I come up with.  It is this, "If you are too busy to talk to your customers, you won't be too busy very long".