Yes they would order it in person, but that required a separate trip, then getting someone to assist you, then getting that person to figure out exactly which gun you wanted in their inventory software, then that person gets someone else to help because they don't know how to use the software.
I on-line shop certain on-sale ammo, delivered for free to my local store. That way I don't concern myself with in-stock quantities. I even put my husbands name down as the pick-up person, so it really couldn't be easier.
I just tried to order a Galco Tuck-N-Go for my Citadel 3.5 CS. It lets you select "ship to store", but then tells you that item can't be shipped to a store.
It's not a transfer, Cabela's is the originating seller.
Can't find a concrete reason they've stated for not having a presence in TN., though after seeing that they have several on the TN border, I have a hunch it's because TN. has the nations highest sales tax.
I just punted and had a Tuck-N-Go (from Amazon) shipped to the office for delivery tomorrow. It's just that my last three jobs have been contract gigs and can't be relied upon as permanent delivery sites.
King County, Washington, has a combined state and local sales tax of 9.5% on most sales with another 0.5% added on for hot cooked food and a few other things. The extra 0.5% provides stadium(s) for teams that are private businesses owned by local billionaires. The billionaires in turn donate millions promoting anti-gun initiatives. Washington State's cut is 7.8%. Rural Lewis County's combined rate is among the lowest at ~ 8%. How does Tennessee compare?
It's in Georgia.
