Gander Mountain Visit

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Hi:
Discovered a new "Gander Mountain" Store in
area today. Impressive Firearms Department.
Ammo prices astronomical!! Firearm prices seems high but I am not up to date on Firearm prices.
Did not observe any used Firearms but could have missed them as I looked at the Ammo first.
Jimmy
 
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Hi:
Discovered a new "Gander Mountain" Store in
area today. Impressive Firearms Department.
Ammo prices astronomical!! Firearm prices seems high but I am not up to date on Firearm prices.
Did not observe any used Firearms but could have missed them as I looked at the Ammo first.
Jimmy
 
my local gander mountain is pricing gouging hardcore on ammo and firearms. their customer service sucks too.
 
+1

shopping for a 4" 500

Local shop : $ 1099.00
Local Gander mtn: $ 1299.00

That's 27.3% more at gander mtn.

Local shop is out of stock, Gander still has thiers.
 
local shop had a pt1911 for $567. gander has the same gun used for $750.
 
I have been told that the Gander Mountain nearby cleans out WalMart when they get an ammo shipment and then re-sell it at a HUGE markup.
 
Originally posted by bubbiesdad:
I have been told that the Gander Mountain nearby cleans out WalMart when they get an ammo shipment and then re-sell it at a HUGE markup.

That's probably a rumor. Gander Mountain has a direct pipeline to ATK, the same as Walmart does. Since they price their ammo high, they don't do nearly the turnover either, hence still have things in stock.
 
I have been told that the Gander Mountain nearby cleans out WalMart when they get an ammo shipment and then re-sell it at a HUGE markup
This one I hadn't heard but wouldn't surprise me. Our GM here had some of the first batch of P6's but at a much higher price than anywhere else.
 
In Texarkana, our Goose Hill usually has quite a selection of used guns. A buddy of mine found a real nice 1961 vintage Colt .357 there for $495 a few months ago. So, you might find a decent deal on a used gun once in a while. I just shake my head when I see the ammo prices. Right now, they have a nickel 6" Model 27 for I think 750. The grips look a little odd to me, it may be a "Classic" or something. I didn't look at it.
 
Recently i priced tumbler media. Scheels wanted 14.00 GM wanted 19.00.That is a little steep.
 
I have had good luck with used guns at the local GM.
Pump shotguns are often good buys and I've found one Smith M19, a Ruger Blackhawk .357/9mm and a couple of .32 ACP auto pistols at reasonable prices.
They will deal on used guns at the local store.
 
About a month ago I found 1,000 CCI B4 rifle primers at a G.M. about 60 miles away. I asked the guy to save them and some powder for me, and I would drive down the following Sunday to pick them up. When I got there, he had sold them to someone who came in asking for them. I e-mailed G.M. and blew off a little steam, to which I got a reply and apology from the store manager. He assured me that it would never happen again, and went so far as telling me that he would get me what I wanted, discount the price 25% and send them to me free shipping. After getting 2,000 primers for around $70, I'm no longer angry
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A recent GM ad offered a particular model shotgun for a SALE price that was $50 higher than the regular price at my regular shop for the last couple of months. (both new in box)

Bekeart
 
I agree their prices are pretty high on guns and ammo. But, in their defense, it was the only place in town that had any Remington "FBI load" .38 +P ammo.
 
I have found good deals or what I consider at the local Gander Mountain. Got my SMith 642 for around 389.00. Local shop had same gun for 450.00 Guess I have been lucky
 
In Dec. we were in Denver area, and went looking for primers and bullets. Sportsman's Warehouse was all out of stock on literally everything. Gander Mountain had shelves overflowing with everything. Then I looked at the prices and saw why. I had just picked up some 243 brass (Winchester) a week earlier at a local shop not known for having the best prices, but fair prices at $21.00 (50 rounds). Gander Mountain wanted $39.95 for the same bag of brass. Then I looked at 70 grain Nosler ballistic tip bullets (250), which I get from Midway for about $42.00. Gander Mountain wanted $63.99. It's easy to see why they had such a great selection in stock.
 
I visited a Gander Mountain in my area, and I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. Apparently they at some point were selling sig 225/p6's and they had a used p6 magazine that said Sig Sauer on the side. They had it in a marked down case and had a barcode of $4.99! Are you kidding me. Top Gun supply sells a brand new one for around 39.95 for the 225, factory mag.and the used P6 magazines if you can find them like on Gunbroker etc. are all of $40.00 or more. I wouldn't use the aftermarket ones, I've heard to many negatives even though I can't say personaly to the quality and functions of one. As for Gander Mountain I Thankyou for the Deal-Keep em' comin'!
 
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