Getting a gun store to accept Bitcoins

[Distribution]

The user Comboy had started this Bitcoin Groupon kind of thing a while ago (http://bitcoinity.org/wanted). One of my gun store clients seems like they're on the edge of accepting Bitcoins. Maybe if I could get some pledges it would convince them. So far, this is what they have for sale online: http://lrarmory.com/OnlineShop.html. However I'm sure if you wanted something gun related they could get it to you. But if you want to be able to buy straight from a gun store with Bitcoins, go to that Bitcoinity site and pledge a few dollars.

[LeFBI]

And moderators didn't like my "hire a contract killer" service.... 

But seriously....i'm not quite sure if getting a gun store to use Bitcoins will gain Bitcoin's reputation. That may be the wrong way.

[Distribution]

And moderators didn't like my "hire a contract killer" service.... 

But seriously....i'm not quite sure if getting a gun store to use Bitcoins will gain Bitcoin's reputation. That may be the wrong way.

I think getting any legitimate business to accept Bitcoins is the way to go. They're not the Silk Road and they're not going to break any laws for anyone.

[Fakeman]

They might want to change the color scheme a bit on those buttons on the side to give more contrast, it's very hard to read the white text over the large near-white parts of the background.

[JCbit]

lol i laughed at this topic
just what we need more of in this world
more anonymous guns!

[The_JMiner]

umm it shows only 3 items?!

Where are the guns for sale? I am interested in a 9mm

[ThomasV]

lol i laughed at this topic
just what we need more of in this world
more anonymous guns!

a more interesting topic should be "Using a gun to get a store to accept bitcoins" 

[epii]

I'm curious whether all of the regulations on gun sellers would limit what payment options they're allowed to legally accept?  Don't know much about this topic.

[Distribution]

I'm curious whether all of the regulations on gun sellers would limit what payment options they're allowed to legally accept?  Don't know much about this topic.

As far as I know, it doesn't. Many credit card processors refuse to transact their online purchases, but not because of any law. Of course there are still laws pertaining to the sale, including a background check, FFL tranfers, etc.