Would you buy ammo from this store, or go elsewhere?

[JohnP82]

Yeah that sure sounds like a pain, but for me it would depend on the price. If it were the cheapest around I would probably deal with the hassle. If it were more expensive then I would go elsewhere.

 

[88E30M50]

I'll avoid stores like that if possible. I've tried to buy ammo at Meijers on occasion and find it very frustrating most of the time. You have to hunt high and low for someone to open the cabinet and once they do, if it's the older gentleman, he'll simply hand you what you need but if it's one of the women that work in the area, they'll walk you to the front counter. There's a register right there, but it's never used.

Lately, if I'm buying ammo, I end up just buying when I'm down at Atterbury. They beat everyones prices anyway and usually have much more in stock.

 

[whiskeytangofoxtrot]

Ill still shop there, always do when I'm in town.

 

[cosermann]

FWIW, the local Dick's has rifle and shotgun ammo just out on the shelf to buy with your other stuff. Only handgun ammo is behind the counter.

At MC Sports all the ammo is behind the counter.

However neither Dick's or MC walk you to the front register with ammo. You just get it and finish your shopping/checkout yourself.

 

[spec4]

I would explain to the customers why the toolbox policy is in effect. Most reasonable folks will understand a business trying to prevent theft. Maybe they should also install cameras in a prominent position by the ammo so the thieves could see they are on camera.

 

[Audie Murphy]

Being escorted to the door doesn't matter to me, as long as I get them.

 

[Kelevra TAR-21]

When I go to buy ammo, I just go to buy ammo. I never thought of buying munitions when I went to the store to buy a box of Twinkies