With the words “enough said,” the shop posted a picture of the window Thursday, Sept. 27.
It received mostly positive reactions from fans of the page.
“Stupid,” one person wrote.
“Not even if there is a book deal.😂😂😂😂,” a man wrote under her comment.
Messages seeking comment were sent to team members listed on the Facebook page including Valley Ammo owner and manager John Ward.
The store responded to a message sent via Facebook with the following statement:
“Good Morning Amelia! Thanks for your inquiry, but we have no further comment.”
According to its Facebook page, the Greene County business was launched on May 9, 2015.
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“If you're looking for a friendly, knowledgeable staff, convenient location and great prices, you won't want to pass up a visit to Valley Ammo!!!,” the page’s description says.
The store routinely writes messages on its front window.
A message in a photo the shop posted to its Facebook page in February read: “Valentine Woes ??? Nothing says I love you like a new shotgun xoxoxo.”
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Credit: Screen grab, Facebook
Credit: Screen grab, Facebook
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