SK Arms opens in Flower Mound

SK Arms opened its second location June 27 in Flower Mound. (Courtesy SK Arms)

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By Liesbeth Powers | 5:00 AM Jul 7, 2020 CDT

SK Arms opened its second location June 27 at 1221 Flower Mound Road, Ste. 140, Flower Mound. The store offers a range of firearms and parts. This new location will also offer unique varieties not seen at SK Arms’ Midland store. 972-628-6200. www.skarms.com

By Liesbeth Powers

Liesbeth graduated from Baylor University with a degree in new media journalism in December 2018. She gained her newspaper experience as a staff writer and multimedia editor at her campus paper, The Baylor Lariat. Liesbeth joined the Community Impact team in August 2019, where she reports on all things Plano, including education and transportation.

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