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"Ammo sold with purchase..."
- Thread starter JEB770
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They would not ever sell me anything .
Never been there and now never will. Places like this are a disgrace to the community that they serve. Trying to create hype to make it seem worse than it is. I hate negative attitude people.
Thanks for posting, I hope anyone who finds LGS creating a faux urgency will post as well. I went to 4 shops this past Saturday, and business was noticeably increased, but the proprietors and staff at every one were not promoting a dire sense of urgency, nor were any ammo or firearms prices inflated or marked up from a few weeks ago.
a+ to: Cherokee Gun, HiCaliber, Boots and Buckshot (Cartersville) and Bartow Knife and Gun.
In '08 I had my personal favorite LGS tell a room packed with customers that prices were raised because "Obama is putting a tax on all guns and ammo and that a total ban was a few months away"
I corrected him, we argued, I found a new gun store.
In '09 his place had a new owner who has since expanded.
Since joining the ODT it is pretty rare that I buy a gun at a store.
I corrected him, we argued, I found a new gun store.
In '09 his place had a new owner who has since expanded.
Since joining the ODT it is pretty rare that I buy a gun at a store.
I think it depends... there is a lot of people out buying ammo, etc. right now and causing an artificial shortage. For David's, maybe there suppliers have dried up for now and they feel like they have to approach it that way? As long as they aren't inflating their prices to take advantage of people, I don't think it's a big deal... after all, there is always WalMart
I went to several around my area and did not really see a huge difference. Even WalMart had stocked shelves that had obviously not been raided by ammo hungry fear mongers.
Common caliber were gone at the Cartersville Walmart... But this isn't that unusual.
Our WalMart usually has some ammo in most calibers but the cheap stuff sells out quickly.
I think it depends... there is a lot of people out buying ammo, etc. right now and causing an artificial shortage. For David's, maybe there suppliers have dried up for now and they feel like they have to approach it that way? As long as they aren't inflating their prices to take advantage of people, I don't think it's a big deal... after all, there is always WalMart
Thing is I have seen NO shortages anywhere. I bought plenty of 9mm and 45 last week from a couple of places just as always. I wasn't buying more than usual, just what I would normally buy to go shooting.
