walmart arrows?
09-19-2004, 06:37 PM
#22
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 866
RE: walmart arrows?
I've never seen a manufacture who ran an extra special Walmart assembly line.
In the same vein of thought though, you just can't buy anything anymore by looking at the display and picking up an unopened box. Parts will be missing or broken.
Walmart is absolutely terribe in one respect that they restock broken junk after people bring it back. They get what ever the dork at "corporate" sends them and they usually get it all once a season. Take it or leave it and when it's gone it's gone. They can't restock guns because people can't bring them back so I'd say you wouldn't have that problem there but I'd still never leave the store with out opening the box and going down the list of contents and making sure nothing is broke.
They will leave guns out on display for everybody to finger and play with, loose the box and spill all the books and put stuff back in the wrong box.
In the same vein of thought though, you just can't buy anything anymore by looking at the display and picking up an unopened box. Parts will be missing or broken.
Walmart is absolutely terribe in one respect that they restock broken junk after people bring it back. They get what ever the dork at "corporate" sends them and they usually get it all once a season. Take it or leave it and when it's gone it's gone. They can't restock guns because people can't bring them back so I'd say you wouldn't have that problem there but I'd still never leave the store with out opening the box and going down the list of contents and making sure nothing is broke.
They will leave guns out on display for everybody to finger and play with, loose the box and spill all the books and put stuff back in the wrong box.
