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There is a new Cabela's store opening up near me this Thursday. They sent me a Pre-opening invitation for Wednesday since I have ordered mail order from them in the past. I plan on going there Wednesday right from work.
I am hoping they will have some ammo left by the time I get there.
OK; I'm an @hole; here's the ammo situation in Free America
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Originally Posted by Buckeye00
^^^^^YES^^^^^^^^^^
But the rest of us are sorely dissapointed in you!
I agree with Rock and ZGlock on this one.
Probably a lot of both going on. Some people who have always been "into firearms", and the folks who are starting to believe the "gun nuts" cries that the government, just might want to get ahold of some of our guns.
Maybe after the scare is over, there will be a "glut" on the market, very much the same as portable power generators. Before a storm the unprepared run out, buy anything and everything in sight. Storm passes over, and we still have power, so now is time to pedal the generator for 1/2 what we paid for it. Maybe this will happen to guns/ammo/reloading supplies?
Why not???Quote:
Originally Posted by Jjxj
Ammo and guns are starting to show up more in the LGS now in NC area where I live.
Agreed - Always looking for my next purchase :yup:Quote:
Originally Posted by CigarStix
He is out of state. He would have to have the gun sent to an FFL near him in Ohio. Added expense However, he can walk out with an AR, shotgun, or any other rifle. Go figure.Quote:
Originally Posted by CigarStix
^^^^exactly^^^^
It's too bad too cause there prices are way better than the Bass Pro that is a half hr from my house.
My Cabelas is in WV about 15 minutes away. I go there to look at a gun I want, and then buy in Ohio. The Cabelas in Wheeling is HIGH, real High.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jjxj
Hello, new member here. Sorry if its a mistake to comment on a post before introducing myself. I find it interesting that you decided to look at folks and judge that they don't know much about firearms. Maybe you decided that based on the conversations? That would seem more likely. I just get kinda irritated about what a "gun owner" should look like, as I really don't fit the bill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jjxj
In my limited knowledge of the Fairer Sex I do know if she is Happy, you Ain't In Trouble. Never a bad thang.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckeye00
Well here's what ya do pard. Go to a Men's Clothing Store that sells Work Clothing like Welders or Carpenters or Loggers wear. Get a couple pairs of Loggin' Jeans. Get some Suspenders with the button holes NOT The Snaps. Black or Red are the colors to get. Buy a couple Red or Green or Blue Plaid Cotton Flannel Shirts. Walk over to the shoe department and tell the salesman you need a pair of brown ROMEO'S. Then go back to the Gun Shop of your choice. You should fit right in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaggyd33
Probably 90% panic buyers/first timers.
10% want to own a gun for protection and had the extra $$ at this time because of income tax, etc.
I'm glad to see the Open Carry and NRA table at Cabela's. I've been wondering why the retail stores haven't been pushing 2A position with their customers. I see the gun counters full of people at different places as well, and I want to scream "Don't forget to tell your elected officials how you feel".........and this goes for the corporate employees and home office as well, after all the gun and ammo sales are a significant part of their business.
Complacency is about as much of a friend to us as Dianne Feinstein is.