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I had the honor to visit (Autumn Gun Works) in Goshen, Yesterday... I must say, that it is a very, very nice place, The people were nice and like to BS, if you know what i mean. For a small shop, they seem to have a lot. Also a good inventory of reloading surplys. Got all that i was looking for, except a one pounder of Bullseye... No rush for that at this time anyway. I'm glad i found them, thanks to some of you I would give them a five star....

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What are their hours of operation, even the days that they are open?
I can't seem to find them listed anymore. More than likely, they are closed on Sundays, huh?
Heck, I can always call them.

I went there for a second time a couple days ago. REALLY nice shop & the prices are pretty fair.

(Especially the cheap boolits!)

You like them, huh?
I told you they were about the best source for commercially made cast bullets, aye! (Better stock up on the older inventory - lower-priced boxes - before they vanish).

Just shot a couple dozen of my own cast fodder in the Swede in the backyard...man, they are pleasant shooting and accurate (for me!). All of 9.0 grains or so of Red Dot... that's 777 rounds per pound!
Yip peeee! (I feel like the GEICO pig!)

Autumn is so so I heard.

An old timer who had been buying some stuff there told me he walked in with a custom 375 by the late Floyd Butler of Poultney, VT who was one of the finest smiths.

The rifle was on Autumn's counter and the little guy came out. He pushed the Sako custom away on his counter and said. "I don't want that."

Since then two other shops have opened in Goshen!

I have been to drop the hammer...What is the other one called?

It's an archery shop on the same rt 4 after Drop the Hammer.

http://newburyarcheryproshop.com/