You just called everyone Chicken Little? But No... my Fudd comment had nothing to do with the disagreement, rather your comments. If you feel ammo isn't a necessity then great... but that's not a "group" I feel the need to be a part of.
You just called everyone Chicken Little? But No... my Fudd comment had nothing to do with the disagreement, rather your comments. If you feel ammo isn't a necessity then great... but that's not a "group" I feel the need to be a part of.
In my case, I bought a shotgun through CTD, in stock, had my order accepted, processed and was waiting for a shipping label to be produced.
That was in the morning before Sandy Hook.
Then I got an email from CTD the day after saying it was out of stock and my order was canceled.
The very next day, the same shotgun was in stock at $400 higher price. I put it in my cart and went all the way to checkout to verify it was certainly still in stock before canceling the order.
They can KMA!
That was in the morning before Sandy Hook.
Then I got an email from CTD the day after saying it was out of stock and my order was canceled.
The very next day, the same shotgun was in stock at $400 higher price. I put it in my cart and went all the way to checkout to verify it was certainly still in stock before canceling the order.
They can KMA!
Cry cry cry. Don't like the price, don't buy it. Easy peasy for grownups.
I've never understood how there can be adults who dont understand supply and demand
