I'd suggest going to the left when you start (opposite of how we typically would go)
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I'd suggest going to the left when you start (opposite of how we typically would go)
All depends what you're shopping for. The higher $ items you want to shop for at the store. In the case of guns they have to go through a location and they get a fee to process the online purchase. Brother is the hand gun manager in Omaha. Had his best two years ever the last two years. Even with the limited supply.
Agree they could make the stores smaller with those items and not even try and battle with the stuff people buy online. That's probably your point. Especially in a market like Lincoln.
If Scheels is anything like Cabelas, I don’t know why anyone would buy guns there. There are much better deals to be had elsewhere.
He gets shit for himself cheap but he really can't do much for anyone else. They watch The stuff he buys like a hawk to make sure it's actually for him.
You can always find stuff cheaper. I don't care what you're shopping for. Really it boils down to advice. If you perceive that you know more than the person you're buying stuff from then it provides no value. Prices aren't significantly different than anywhere else.
From walking around the store I’d estimate the Lincoln store loses over $100,000 a week. (Utilities, insurance & payroll alone would put them in the red)
I remember reading the Cabelas info that leaked and most of their brick and mortar stores never once turned a profit.
you can have a flagship store or 2 that hemorrhages money but this is something completely different, it was shocking
Threads been derailed with zoo's and retail , let me get it back on track with a Titos and Tonic.
Fucking heathens
I can go to any bumfuck gunshop I want around here I want and they'll smoke any deal scheels or cabela bass pro shop has
Sometimes it’s helpful to be able to examine the item in person, and know whether it’s been well cared for and shows signs of a high round count. Hard to do that with online pics
I’ll add that the staff at Scheels that I’ve dealt with have been knowledgeable and personable. The guys at Guns Unlimited have been good to deal with as well. They’re also able to do a little more dealing, particularly on used firearms.
And I do shop other retailers, pawn shops & gun shows as well as online retailers. I have an open mind … and an open wallet if I find what I’m looking for at a fair price.
Seems like drinking Tito’s makes you hangry, cowboy. Slow down - you gotta drive home! 😉
It's the heat that's killing me Hog. It's a miserable bastard this week.
Used guns, Scheels and cabelas can be alright. I've bought a few from both through the years.
When it comes to new, any small dealer that wants to stay in business will match or beat
Both of my daughters work at that store and I can tell you that isn't the case at all.
Yore avatar couldn't be any gayer and I bet both of your daughters have been short dicked by walk on full backs from Thayer county that never had a chance of making the 2 deep
Even I realize how retarded it sounds now
@God is a Husker, your post with the picture of the broken down Land Rover reminded me of something I've thought about for a long long time. In the category of things don't make sense, if you go to any list of least reliable vehicles Land Rover is usually the undisputed champion unless Fiat has somehow insinuated itself into the list.
And yet, that's what we're going to drive out in the African Bush where all kinds of terrors lurk? I mean I know the Queen loves them and they are quite cushy but that's little consolation if you're stranded and about to meet Mr. Lion and his family. You'll find me in the Bush version of the Toyota thank you.
And yet, that's what we're going to drive out in the African Bush where all kinds of terrors lurk? I mean I know the Queen loves them and they are quite cushy but that's little consolation if you're stranded and about to meet Mr. Lion and his family. You'll find me in the Bush version of the Toyota thank you.
my FIL talks about the biggest issue in the Rhodesia Bush wars was never having equipment running cuz you couldn't get the parts to fix it, "mech infantry" usually meant the officers in a vehicle and maybe a spotter helo overhead with everybody else on foot
and yep toyota is king in the bush because they are so light and very minimal moving parts in comparison to other vehicles
in vino veritas
It's the Tito's talking ... but cot dayum, Woodrow. Cot. Dayum.
