Check out counter at H&H

[BadgeBunny]

When I open a gun store, I will require all my salespersons to have sensitivity training, and to detect any displeasure in a customer, even if the only evidence is negative body language. If such displeasure is detected the salesperson will put down a tarp, kneel, and commit seppuku.

Still working out the Workers Comp issues related to this, but perhaps with this policy in place nobody will pizz and moan about some old guy whose carton has an expired who is still trying to work.

Don't you think asking them to put down a tarp first is a bit insensitive??!? I mean, really?!?!!?

 

[BadgeBunny]

Yeah, what can I say, I guess I'm a D-bag cuz I had another bad experience at the check out counter at H&H...I guess as a paying customer, my time and satisfaction doesn't mean anything.

I still like you! (And your avatar ... Oh. My. ) BTW, I sent you a PM ...

 

[Jack T.]

In my case it was many moons ago, WELL before every gun shop in the state was picked clean, and it was not some old guy. . it was two (2) gentlemen in their 30s.

Which is to say. . .my my experience, they've got more customer service problems than just one elderly gentleman.

 

[MrShooter]

Sorry... I disagree. ALL local gunstores aren't worth my time and/or money. Some are, some aren't. You are free to spend your money where you will, I will spend mine in a place that both supports my values and appreciates me as a customer. Couldn't care less if they're a "local" business or not. If they don't do good business, then they need ta go OUT of business.

I understand where you are coming from, but I like just spending time around "gun people" at my local stores. Most all the local stores know me well because I spent more than some make a year at local gun stores lol.

 

[LightningCrash]

Yeah, what can I say, I guess I'm a D-bag cuz I had another bad experience at the check out counter at H&H...I guess as a paying customer, my time and satisfaction doesn't mean anything.

Maybe like calling to check the wait time on a lane before heading up, you should call to check the wait time on the cash registers before heading out.

 

[timn8er]

I've never had a problem at H&H, except for today. I forgot it was a federal holiday & they were
jammed to the gills. I waited for awhile, but there were still too many people ahead of me waiting
for a lane, so I split. I'll try again later this week. But still, that's not their fault, just poor planning
on my part. I believe they are adding more lanes, so that'll help.

 

[caspian40sw]

For all you who what to b@#$h and complain abour bad service at H&H try shopping at the other stores in OKC I sure you will get better service and lower prices.
I have worked at H&H off and on when I am home for the last eight years and have been a customer for several years before that.
I have attempted to shop at the other stores in the OKC area and have never found a better selection,service or prices. Miles has helped to promote the shooting sports in Oklahoma for several years and by the way that they are packed all of the time they obvilousy have a large customer base.
They happen to be the best all round range and gun shop in the area. I will continue to work there when I am home and shop there.

 

[dutchwrangler]

I've dealt with the elderly gentleman as my salesman. He sold my wife her first arm, a pink Charter Arms .38Spl. I've never been in a hurry when there so if he took a few minutes longer than some youngster, no biggie for me.

Went in today just to look. Saw some black consignment AR's with pricing that should've included gold plating. No thanks. A fool and his money are soon parted. I headed over to the levers and spotted a 16" .22LR Henry with the large loop for $319. Decided to buy it to give my 18" .22LR Henry some company in the safe. Checked out at the gunsmith counter with NICS check and credit card transaction in less than 10 minutes. Easy peazy...

 

[criticalbass]

QUOTE=BadgeBunny;2110040]Don't you think asking them to put down a tarp first is a bit insensitive??!? I mean, really?!?!!? [/QUOTE]

The sensitivity training is for the salespeople, not the owner.

 

[BadgeBunny]

QUOTE=BadgeBunny;2110040]Don't you think asking them to put down a tarp first is a bit insensitive??!? I mean, really?!?!!?

The sensitivity training is for the salespeople, not the owner.[/QUOTE]

Anything I've got to say to that will just get me in trouble ...