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jkirkthomas · 01-11-2013, 09:41

Ed Hicks has a shop called Warpath on Hope Mills Rd and he'll give you an honest idea of what your WWII gun is worth. He isn't always open, but you can call him at (910) 425-7000 to make sure he's there. I don't think he goes to the Fayettevile gun shows any more (I don't either), but he usually makes the Raleigh and Charlotte shows. I even found him at the Asheville show a few months ago after I moved to the area.

You have to watch where you step when you go into his place. It's crammed full of old weapons and other military gear, with a path winding through the middle of it all.

01-11-2013, 09:41	#11
jkirkthomas Quiet Professional Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: in the mountains of western NC Posts: 57	Warpath Ed Hicks has a shop called Warpath on Hope Mills Rd and he'll give you an honest idea of what your WWII gun is worth. He isn't always open, but you can call him at (910) 425-7000 to make sure he's there. I don't think he goes to the Fayettevile gun shows any more (I don't either), but he usually makes the Raleigh and Charlotte shows. I even found him at the Asheville show a few months ago after I moved to the area. You have to watch where you step when you go into his place. It's crammed full of old weapons and other military gear, with a path winding through the middle of it all.
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