Gander Mountain's Ammo Policy

[Warp]

While generally a fan of the "free market", it doesn't seem like some level of minimal rationing is totally unreasonable for calibers that are hard to keep in stock (no I don't support the one box limit ). I was in a Walmart during the middle of the scare and saw a guy talk a new clerk into allowing him to buy a couple CASES worth of 45 that had just been put out because the "maximum 6" limit sign had magically disappeared. This was with multiple others of us present who just wanted a couple boxes for actual shooting. He was obviously going to resale it, and actually had the audacity to offer some to us after he had paid

If a retailer wants to impose a limit, they can.

If they don't want to, well, then there won't be one.

You can give feedback to retailers and tell them you like, appreciate, and support purchase limits, and you can go out of your way to purchase from retailers that have limits, both now and whenever the market returns, continue to purchase from them, to show your support where it counts.

 

[itsa pain]

Gander Mountain just opened it's first store in my neck of the woods, north of Dallas. They are running a blizzard of ads, with really good deals on ammo, from .22 LR to big game rounds, but of course they're always out of stock when I get there. The problem is, "normal" people will never get their hands on these goodies, or even a lot of the ammo that's not on sale. They have a 10-box limit on .22, but no limits on center fire rifle ammo, so certain ammo vultures will stalk the place, clean out the specials, and resell at gun shows. Every other store in the area has some sort of limit. I've spoken to the manager about this policy and emailed the company, but haven't received any response. I'd encourage anyone who's concerned to contact them as well. Thanks.

gander way before the ammo hoarding hardly ever had in stock what the flyers said they had. gander is almost useless and cabelas and bass pro are much better