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In 1994, Tombstone Trading Company founder David P. Bourdeau taught our first firearms safety class to help people in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts obtain their LTC or FID gun licenses. Since that time, Tombstone…
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Overall, House Bill H.4885 is filled with measures that seem more about control than actual safety. It imposes unnecessary restrictions on responsible gun owners while doing little to address the real issues behind gun…
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We’ve been fortunate to have some remarkable firearms pass through our shop over the past 23 years, and once again, we’ve hit the jackpot with these two iconic Bren Ten pistols!
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WARE, MA – DECEMBER 29, 2023 — Tombstone Trading Company, a Ware, MA based firearms dealer, proudly announces its recent donation of $3525 to support community outreach initiatives by the Ware Police and Fire Unions…
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After 7 long months and an uncountable amount of sweat equity, we are excited to announce that we are finally moving to our new location at 126 West Main Street in Ware and will be open on December 9th, barring any…
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Are we ever moving into our new store location on 126 West Main Street in Ware, MA?!
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We are thrilled to announce that renovations are well underway at our new store location on 126 West Main Street in Ware, MA. Obtaining our building permit was a lengthy process, but we are finally making progress.
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BROOKFIELD, MA – Tombstone Trading Company, Inc announces the purchase of the former Melha Shriners’ property at 126 West Main Street in Ware, MA. The property will be the future location for the retail firearm…
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Over the last 12 or so months, many of you have come into the store and wanted to know what was going on with the ‘For Sale’ sign on the property. Most were concerned we were selling the company.
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“We appreciate what he’s done for the country as a former United States’ Marine and what he will do as a police officer, serving his community in Ware.”