Sportsmans Warehouse
Went to a Sportsmans Warehouse today for the first time,did,nt spend a lot of time there,we were pressed for time.Prices seemed O.K. on items and a good selection.Anyone prefer them over other sporting goods chains?
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I went to one just north of Denver a couple years ago. I didn't see much difference between them and a Gander Mt. OK place. 0 -
Up here in MN they are the cheapest on firearms than anybody else. Some of the regular on the shelf stuff is a little high priced. Customer Service is far superior than GM.
Once again just my 2 Paso's0 -
I've never even heard of them. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by tavis
I've never even heard of them.
I had never heard of them either until a month ago(no affiliation to sportsmans guide)Found out there are close to 70 stores-three in Alaska.Majority of stores are mid-west to west coast.One in Roanoke Va. opened in Nov.0 -
Luck of the draw. Firearms prices/ammo prices all depends on the knowledge, and fairness of the department manager. And an educated consumer (he he). Joe 0 -
They just closed the one we had here. When they opened, they had great prices. A year later, they were higher than most. 0 -
We have them, Cabelas and Bass Pro here, and I go to them first.Better pricing for the most part plus they're a little closer. 0 -
We have had one here and I go in there occasionally. The only thing they have over any of our local stores are the amount of stock. This is only an issue if you need something right away.
I have bought some reloading stuff and some camping stuff.0 -
Out here in Washington they give our Hunters Safety instructors group all kinks of help and good deals. Good service also.
For what it's worth.
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the one in Salem Or. has some good prices on fishing reels
they had better prices than I could find on the net.0
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