heres is your answer for wal mart guns. i work there
#21
Giant Nontypical
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When I buy a gun or anything else that I'm going to drop a big dime on, I do my research before I go into a store/dealer. Sometimes if they have a piece of info to share, I will listen to it, but usually they aren't telling me something I haven't heard or read. By the time I set foot in a store, I'm looking for a good price, not advice.
The biggest difference I have found is this....Ask the guy at WalMart a question and they get a dumb look on their face and say I don't know...
#22
As my sister said"Wal-Mart is the center hub to Red-neckville"
But hey,you can't beat their prices on cammo,fishing and other outdoor stuff.I walked into the local Wal-mart last year,was just browsing,checking things out.I looked in one of the glass case and hear they had a Buck Alfa hunter knife for only 19.99,man I bought in a heartbeat,thats 40 bucks off what anyone else had it for.
They are tough on regular stores,but I still shop at both.
But hey,you can't beat their prices on cammo,fishing and other outdoor stuff.I walked into the local Wal-mart last year,was just browsing,checking things out.I looked in one of the glass case and hear they had a Buck Alfa hunter knife for only 19.99,man I bought in a heartbeat,thats 40 bucks off what anyone else had it for.
They are tough on regular stores,but I still shop at both.
#23
max the dog
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Status: offline RE: heres is your answer for wal ma... (in reply to Jeep4x4)
Wally World may have the best prices on guns but don't ask the kid behind the counter a question. If I want expert advice I go to the local gun shop and pay a few bucks more for the service.
Fawn
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Wally World may have the best prices on guns but don't ask the kid behind the counter a question. If I want expert advice I go to the local gun shop and pay a few bucks more for the service.
They have good prices but I guess they can't afford good help.
#24
Yea, we have a Sportsman Warehouse here in the D/FW area of Texas. My boss gave me a gift certificate from there for Christmas so me and my brother-in-law went there on Christmas Eve.
Most of the stuff was overpriced. One of the guys in the hunting dept started talking to me and my brother in law. Military firearms came up and it was amazing how much BS this guy was spewing. My brother in law was a class 3 dealer (full automatic/suppressors) and I was an Army Infantry Captain so it wasn't hard for us to recognize BS. The ones that think they know something are worse than the ones who don't know anything IMHO. Like I said before, I know what I want before I step foot in a store and I usually know how much their competitors are charging also.
Most of the stuff was overpriced. One of the guys in the hunting dept started talking to me and my brother in law. Military firearms came up and it was amazing how much BS this guy was spewing. My brother in law was a class 3 dealer (full automatic/suppressors) and I was an Army Infantry Captain so it wasn't hard for us to recognize BS. The ones that think they know something are worse than the ones who don't know anything IMHO. Like I said before, I know what I want before I step foot in a store and I usually know how much their competitors are charging also.
#25
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lol guys, i am the kid behind the counter.. thanks.. a nd for y'alls info i must be the one percent that knows almost anything a customer will ask about guns.. then again, i'm a die hard hunter who works in SG to fuel my wallet-spending-passion.. lol.. jerks!
#26
Fork Horn
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Hi FBPlaya:
I have no reason to doubt you are in the one percent that knows everything a customer may ask you. However, if you do have that knowledge, you have to admit you not fairly compensated for it and are probably paid as much as someone that doesn't.
CE
I have no reason to doubt you are in the one percent that knows everything a customer may ask you. However, if you do have that knowledge, you have to admit you not fairly compensated for it and are probably paid as much as someone that doesn't.
CE
#27
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From: Williamsport Md USA
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lol guys, i am the kid behind the counter.. thanks.. a nd for y'alls info i must be the one percent that knows almost anything a customer will ask about guns.. then again, i'm a die hard hunter who works in SG to fuel my wallet-spending-passion.. lol.. jerks!
lol guys, i am the kid behind the counter.. thanks.. a nd for y'alls info i must be the one percent that knows almost anything a customer will ask about guns.. then again, i'm a die hard hunter who works in SG to fuel my wallet-spending-passion.. lol.. jerks!
Hey Footballplaya, Think you can find a Beretta 390 20ga. in the back room?




