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Do we know which Dicks store this was? Might be able to dig out a little insider info on this from one of the "Old Timers" former Joe's prostaff! That might be useful info to Have!
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Whoa! Don't make me change my name, I just got started...Watching this closely as I hope all these "sporting goods stores" are only trend followers. They will eventually follow where the dollar goes, they are whores....ish.
I'd like to know if he was intending to actually buy a gun and would have dropped his dime if allowed.
If so, I'm behind him 100 %
If not, he would not honorable in my mind.
If I weren't as old as I am, I'd move out of state to a gun friendly state. Oregon is on a downhill slide for Freedoms. I do not see it getting any better....ever!I'd like that too, but I don't have the resources to do it. I've hoped for a long time we could find some wealthy folks who strongly support the 2nd that would be willing to get political like the anti's do. Unfortunately, I think most of them are more concerned with their business and making money rather than throwing it at activism.
We don't have any political power in this state right now. I don't know how to change that. But it's obvious that every new law that comes up (whether related to guns or not) and is made an emergency passes, every single damn time, with no one with the power or votes to stop it.
I wish I knew the magic answer about changing that, but I'm just as lost for a real answer as everyone else.
Yep. For sure. They'd rather support homeless bums and illegals that drain our resources and squander our tax dollars.....and get them votes...guns are simply not the priority of the majority out here, regardless of what the constitution says our rights are.
So the above quoted federal code states local govs can set higher limits for firearms (note the wording for ammo is absent). So shouldn't someone with the State of Oregon be prosecuting Dicks and Wal-Mart like they did the bakers? Otherwise there is an equal protection issue.
I'm pretty sure Bi-Mart has less influence over market inflation than you would assume, same goes to Dick's. Particularly when it comes to anything guns. Gun owners are a crowd that typically like to buy from gun stores and places where they feel less stereotyped. I never liked buying a box of ammo next to mom bringing Jimmy through the checkout line for new soccer cleats. When all else fails, there's the internet. Haven't seen any local Sporting Goods stores beating out any internet prices lately. Definitely not on selection.You obviously don't understand busisness. Competition lowers prices, less competition, higher prices......it is as simple as that. That 225.00 10/22 is priced to compete with the sub 200.00 Bimart gun. Without Bimart that one will be closer to list. Discounters that are aggressive in any market set the pace......without them everything goes up everywhere. Bimart can afford to sell at or even below cost betting that while you are in the store, you will also buy other high profit items.....and we do. A small shop can not do that.
Use that to suck funds from the ACLU.
You guys are just going to drive good guys out of the gun business......next Oregon will ban mail order ammo in the state (like California already has) and you will be crying about no place to buy it.........by your own hand. In California, the restrictions and laws have become so bad that few pawn shops sell guns any more. Some will only sell them on line out of state. These are the kind of actions that drive that kind of thing. The little profit made in gun sales isn't worth the hassle........it is mostly done by these stores as a courtesy and to get buyers into the store to buy other goods. You are shooting yourself in the foot while making a slimy lawyer rich.