20% off reloading components at Gander Mountain

drobs

February 25, 2008 08:18

I was in the Kenosha WI store yesterday and grabbed some large pistol primers. I think Lead shot was also marked down the same.

Go here to find a store near you:
http://gandermountain.shoplocal.com/gandermountain/default.aspx?action=storelocationzipentry&storeid=2401011&redirect=/gandermountain/default.aspx?action=browsestorelocation&storeid=2401011

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bpost

February 25, 2008 14:02
Generally speaking; I have found Ganders price to be retail plus and then some. Even at a 20 percent discount the prices are too high. A nice store for reloading is the Sportsman Den In Shelby OH they are good folks and the prices beat the snot out of Ganders prices all day evry day.
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laogai

February 25, 2008 15:52
agreed. i live in wichita KS, where we have gander mtn and sportmans warehouse. sportsman's warehouse regular prices are still cheaper than gander's 20% off! and more knowledgeable, helpful staff
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non mortuus

February 29, 2008 08:43
Here they used to sell stuff for shotshell shotshell reloading, but not any sort of reloading stuff now. (that or they moved it somewhere else and hid it really really good [xx(])
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huntergarret

February 29, 2008 08:55
Just came from Gaunder and everything was 20% off...unfortunately, most original tags were 25% higher than Midway.
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sandwarrior

February 29, 2008 10:37
+many,

20% off 50% markup isn't really a deal. They had Nosler bullets in there for 30 and 35 bucks for a box of 50. Sierra's were 35 and up for any large caliber. The least expensive I could get was Hornady v-max's for $20. No sale![:(!][:(][:(!] Oh well, I came home and place an order with Wideners[:D][:D][:D]

I noticed they went off the deep end about two years ago when they went full MSRP + some for all their reloading components. It's cheaper for me to spend the money and drive 60 something miles (roundtrip) to the Gunstop than buy at Gander 5 mi. away.
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Skeedaddy

February 29, 2008 12:07
quote:Generally speaking; I have found Ganders price to be retail plus and then some

You are right. Did you notice that the primers at GM went from an unadvertised price of $2.50 (+/-) per 100 (before the sale) to $3.50 (+/-) advertised for the sale. Then buy all can get hold of at 20% off. In north Texas you don't have to worry 'bout the price of primers at GM because they never have any!!!
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sandwarrior

February 29, 2008 18:16
quote:Originally posted by Skeedaddy
quote:Generally speaking; I have found Ganders price to be retail plus and then some

You are right. Did you notice that the primers at GM went from an unadvertised price of $2.50 (+/-) per 100 (before the sale) to $3.50 (+/-) advertised for the sale. Then buy all can get hold of at 20% off. In north Texas you don't have to worry 'bout the price of primers at GM because they never have any!!!

That's another thing! Every time I go in there willing to pay for one box of something...through the nose... and I can't get it. Haven't been able to get it for two years. When I ask, I get the same answer...that corporate does all the ordering. Stores aren't allowed to say what they're out of. whatever![:(!] Just for spite I spent some more money at the Nosler store...for less than the sale price at GM of course.[:D][:D]
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kc5gxc

March 04, 2008 15:15
I was in the new GM in Hattiesburg, MS today. You guys are rite...the prices are higher on sale than the last gunshow I was at. By quite a bit!!! NO sale to me.
Pete/MS
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dakotashooter2

March 05, 2008 05:14
I still contend that Ganger Mt. screwed themselves when they sold out their mail order (to Cabela's). I used to do quite a bit of MO through Gander and they were competative back then.
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adisonrain

March 05, 2008 07:16
I go in to the new one in St.Augustine Florida. We don't have any hunting stores to speak of but there prices are way high. Only thing I seem to buy is powder, otherwise I just look.
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