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Local Firearms Dealer Bullseye Firearms Faces Online Competition

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Bullseye Firearms, a local gun shop, is operated by Stephanie Guyeska and Rich Guyeska. The business relies on word-of-mouth and notes that it is difficult to compete with large online retailers. The couple also owns Pro Tech Auto, which is located next door to the firearms business.

From morningjournal.com

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The situation highlights the challenges faced by small, local businesses operating under federal regulations when competing against large-scale online markets. The local business model relies heavily on community support and walk-in traffic.

The ATF regulates federally licensed firearms dealers, which occurs alongside small businesses innovating for military applications.

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