Posted: 8/23/2014 9:54:28 AM EDT
| What is going on with the Armory on Pima? I have tried to go in there three times since I moved back and the door is always locked during their normal business hours. Are they still in business? |
| The Armory on Pima is also Sionics Weapons Systems. Josh and his crew are concentrating on building and selling Sionics rifles now. As far as I know they are pretty much out of the business of selling other weapons except LE/Mil Glocks and those they don't keep in stock. Special order mostly. The business hours are pretty erratic because of the focus on cranking out rifles. |
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The Armory on Pima is also Sionics Weapons Systems. Josh and his crew are concentrating on building and selling Sionics rifles now. As far as I know they are pretty much out of the business of selling other weapons except LE/Mil Glocks and those they don't keep in stock. Special order mostly. The business hours are pretty erratic because of the focus on cranking out rifles. That's interesting, I haven't seen a Sionics rifle for sale in years. Oh well, I liked the proximity to other gun stores, mainly 2a sports, easy to hit a couple places on one trip. |
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That's interesting, I haven't seen a Sionics rifle for sale in years. Oh well, I liked the proximity to other gun stores, mainly 2a sports, easy to hit a couple places on one trip. Quoted:
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The Armory on Pima is also Sionics Weapons Systems. Josh and his crew are concentrating on building and selling Sionics rifles now. As far as I know they are pretty much out of the business of selling other weapons except LE/Mil Glocks and those they don't keep in stock. Special order mostly. The business hours are pretty erratic because of the focus on cranking out rifles. That's interesting, I haven't seen a Sionics rifle for sale in years. Oh well, I liked the proximity to other gun stores, mainly 2a sports, easy to hit a couple places on one trip. I might be wrong, but you might be confusing the original Sionics who made suppressors in the 1960's with Sionics Weapon Systems. The name was purchased by the new company. http://sionicsweaponsystems.com/store/. Josh has been building rifles under that name for about 4 years now. I agree with you though. It was nice to be able to hit 2A, the Armory and Murphy's all in a close proximity. All the best kscop |
| I went into The Armory about 6 months ago, most of the old store had been walled off and there were about 8-9 guns total in the section that was still open to the public. When the new owner took over that shop a few years back I had high hopes for him, initially he had a good selection of guns, but over the last couple years his inventory has decreased to almost nothing, to the point I don't even bother going in anymore, really too bad what has happened to that place. I wish him the best with the Sionics brand but I really would liked to have another gun store in Tucson. |
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I might be wrong, but you might be confusing the original Sionics who made suppressors in the 1960's with Sionics Weapon Systems. The name was purchased by the new company. http://sionicsweaponsystems.com/store/. Josh has been building rifles under that name for about 4 years now. I agree with you though. It was nice to be able to hit 2A, the Armory and Murphy's all in a close proximity. All the best kscop Quoted:
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The Armory on Pima is also Sionics Weapons Systems. Josh and his crew are concentrating on building and selling Sionics rifles now. As far as I know they are pretty much out of the business of selling other weapons except LE/Mil Glocks and those they don't keep in stock. Special order mostly. The business hours are pretty erratic because of the focus on cranking out rifles. That's interesting, I haven't seen a Sionics rifle for sale in years. Oh well, I liked the proximity to other gun stores, mainly 2a sports, easy to hit a couple places on one trip. I might be wrong, but you might be confusing the original Sionics who made suppressors in the 1960's with Sionics Weapon Systems. The name was purchased by the new company. http://sionicsweaponsystems.com/store/. Josh has been building rifles under that name for about 4 years now. I agree with you though. It was nice to be able to hit 2A, the Armory and Murphy's all in a close proximity. All the best kscop I am exaggerating a little, but it has probably been a year and a half or more since I have seen a Sionics Rifle for sale. I remember him talking about it a few times when I went in there in 2010 or so and I saw a few at shops in Phoenix but nothing recent. |
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I went into The Armory about 6 months ago, most of the old store had been walled off and there were about 8-9 guns total in the section that was still open to the public. When the new owner took over that shop a few years back I had high hopes for him, initially he had a good selection of guns, but over the last couple years his inventory has decreased to almost nothing, to the point I don't even bother going in anymore, really too bad what has happened to that place. I wish him the best with the Sionics brand but I really would liked to have another gun store in Tucson. That's unfortunate, they had a pretty nice selection going there for awhile and I liked the atmosphere. |