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How does this make any sense, who is ever gonna buy it? Cops?
I started buying ammo elsewhere once their prices went sky high. Screw them.
I had a lengthy talk with the veteran working the Ammo counter at the Saugus Dick's. He said just recently at a managers meeting that this new store policy was rolled out for stores in Massachusetts.
I politely asked for the manager, who had admitted she wasn't sure, but that's what she recalled hearing - she apologized as she was on vacation when the new policy came out.
Ammo counter guy's name is James, a veteran who knew the policy was BS; but needed his job. Manager on duty is Beth. She said it came from some New England Dick's product manager or something. I asked how to file a formal complaint. They took my information and James promised that he'd reach out as soon as he found out more information.
Beth said I would have to contact Dick's corporate. There's no formal complaint form at the store.
I was trying to buy a 325ct box of 22LR.. Lol.
Feel free to call the Saugus store and ask if this is true. If you do, feel free to contact corporate and let them know how you feel.
I need to draft an email and send it off to see what happens.
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Your really gonna draft an email and sent it to Corp??
I mean, I guess I can just sit idly, hands tied and sulk about it. Not post about it on NES and go on my merry way. Why fight right?
No, you can just take your money elsewhere instead, and get your friends to do the same. That's a lot better than trying to convince some morons that operate a chain of sporting goods stores to pull their head out of their ass. There's nothing lost by not being able to buy ammunition at Dicks.
-Mike
I mean, I guess I can just sit idly, hands tied and sulk about it. Not post about it on NES and go on my merry way. Why fight right?
been buying @ dicks in brockton, taunton, hanover, plymouth, and dedham at sale prices for years. never had an issue, no perp walks to the register, score card bonus points usually go to stocking hornady critical defense ammo (overpriced wherever you buy it in mass) ymmv and obviously does for most.
What I meant by it was you prolly have more important things to do with your time then wast it on Dick's..
It's there stupid rule. I'll keep my $$
@dicks 10/13 Saugus,MA store mgt. is no longer accepting the LTC-A(restricted-hunting/sport) for ammo purchases. Is this policy correct?
It's a benefit to all of us that Dick's sells guns and ammo... having big box stores like Dick's, Bass Pro, Cabela's, Walmart and others include guns and ammo in their merchandise mix and advertising is an important public service.
The cancer is spreading. There is an ad on NES selling large-cap mags ONLY to someone with a LTC-A UNRESTRICTED!!
Stupidity in the air?
Ditto. Nice folks staffing The Lodge, enjoy shopping there. Only issue from time to time is finding a sales associate, but it hasn't been a stopper.
It's a benefit to all of us that Dick's sells guns and ammo, mainstreams them right out in front of the non-shooting general public including families, soccer moms, kids. When a kid can get gratuitous grief for the shape of his pizza slice, having big box stores like Dick's, Bass Pro, Cabela's, Walmart and others include guns and ammo in their merchandise mix and advertising is an important public service. In the absence of major retailers like this, we'd be left with a smattering of mom-and-pop purveyors, who, as much as we love them, are often consigned to B and C locations out of the public eye. Remember when K-Mart sold M1 Carbines in self-serve barrels sitting right out on the floor? A firearms maven today might turn up his nose at the idea setting foot in a K-Mart. Yet, is there anyone who doesn't believe we'd be better off, in terms of public acceptance of guns as normal merchandise and gun owners as normal folks, if K-Mart brought back guns and ammo?
I had a lengthy talk with the veteran working the Ammo counter at the Saugus Dick's. He said just recently at a managers meeting that this new store policy was rolled out for stores in Massachusetts.
I politely asked for the manager, who had admitted she wasn't sure, but that's what she recalled hearing - she apologized as she was on vacation when the new policy came out.
Ammo counter guy's name is James, a veteran who knew the policy was BS; but needed his job. Manager on duty is Beth. She said it came from some New England Dick's product manager or something. I asked how to file a formal complaint. They took my information and James promised that he'd reach out as soon as he found out more information.
Beth said I would have to contact Dick's corporate. There's no formal complaint form at the store.
I was trying to buy a 325ct box of 22LR.. Lol.
Feel free to call the Saugus store and ask if this is true. If you do, feel free to contact corporate and let them know how you feel.
I need to draft an email and send it off to see what happens.
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did you point out that the LR in .22LR stands for long rifle and therefore it's rifle ammo than can be sold to a FID holder?
did you point out that the LR in .22LR stands for long rifle and therefore it's rifle ammo than can be sold to a FID holder?
Ditto. Nice folks staffing The Lodge, enjoy shopping there. Only issue from time to time is finding a sales associate, but it hasn't been a stopper.
It's a benefit to all of us that Dick's sells guns and ammo, mainstreams them right out in front of the non-shooting general public including families, soccer moms, kids. When a kid can get gratuitous grief for the shape of his pizza slice, having big box stores like Dick's, Bass Pro, Cabela's, Walmart and others include guns and ammo in their merchandise mix and advertising is an important public service. In the absence of major retailers like this, we'd be left with a smattering of mom-and-pop purveyors, who, as much as we love them, are often consigned to B and C locations out of the public eye. Remember when K-Mart sold M1 Carbines in self-serve barrels sitting right out on the floor? A firearms maven today might turn up his nose at the idea setting foot in a K-Mart. Yet, is there anyone who doesn't believe we'd be better off, in terms of public acceptance of guns as normal merchandise and gun owners as normal folks, if K-Mart brought back guns and ammo?
did you point out that the LR in .22LR stands for long rifle and therefore it's rifle ammo than can be sold to a FID holder?