Gwinnett Gander Mountain closes at end of July; big sale includes guns

The Gander Mountain location in Lawrenceville will close on July 29, with a clearance sale on all items, including guns.

The outdoor recreation store is selling its stock of firearms at discounts between 20 and 25 percent. All other items will be sold at up to a 60 percent discount.

The closure of the Scenic Highway location was announced in March, after Gander Mountain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. More than 30 Gander Mountain locations are closing nationwide; the remainder are being rebranded as "Gander Outdoors" stores.

The Lawrenceville location will not have been open two years by the time it shuts its doors for good; it opened in October 2015.

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