Pistol permit for reloading?
- Thread starter Holland
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Phazer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Da fuq?
FRANKIE
.308 Win
To far
To far
To far
Deplorable Me
.700 Nitro Express
There are better prices on MidwayUSA and of all other places Amazon.
GTN
.308 Win
Bass Pro/Cabelas is real close to being Dicks Sporting Goods
a “NO SHOP ZONE”
a “NO SHOP ZONE”
That is sad to see happening. For now, down here in free America, Cabela's is fine, and has none of that BS here in SC. As for Dick's, they are still around, but I gave up ever shopping there anymore about 10 years ago, and have no regrets about that.
Hahahaha!
Fuck Cabela's then and their woke shit if this is true!
Should have asked for a manager and explanation! Making sure the manager understood the answer would be published across Firearm Forums and enthusiast web sites!
End of story!
Fuck Cabela's then and their woke shit if this is true!
Should have asked for a manager and explanation! Making sure the manager understood the answer would be published across Firearm Forums and enthusiast web sites!
End of story!
Depick
.308 Win
I’m having a hard time with this. I’ve bought a variety of reloading components, tools and other items from cabelas. I was only asked for payment.
Same here. This was the first time I've heard of it. I definitely plan on testing it as my permission slip is still in the works
Go full "Ken" on 'em!
Yea, I'd have played dumb then dropped the hammer, then reported it here.
GTN
.308 Win
The answer why will be the same as buds guns not selling me ammo.
“because it’s our policy”
“because it’s our policy”
RedBreast21
6.5 Creedmoor
Its called capitulation. Box stores making up compliance rules to stay in favor. I love Cabela's for it hunting clothing and other Cabela's branded stuff but don't buy other branded stuff there that you can get online for much less money.
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It's why I never purchase ammo from Walmart anymore. Not even shotgun rounds.
They were one of the first to declare they were no longer selling pistol ammo, nor 556/223 ammo. They also have gone full brownshirt with any and all NY requirements, and even some that NY hasn't gotten around to yet.
And their employees response when challenged is "if you don't like it go somewhere else".
repete
.338 Win Mag
And I make it clear that I do go elsewhere.
Larry's Pawn & Gun in Huntsville Alabama has pallets of Rimfire and out perennial NATO Flavors...when Dove Season comes around you can buy all you can afford with nothing more than thank you, y'all come back!
Far king
.357 mag
My son has not put one foot in a Walmart since they announced that they were not selling pistol or 556/223 etc ammo.
A true man of principle.
Judging by the mish-mash of ammunition often shown in SP Photos of confiscated Guns, it would seem most of their ammo was dug out of the Trash Barrel at the Range.
Depick
.308 Win
So I stopped by Cabelas in Cheektowaga to buy some small pistol primers. I was too impatient to wait for some ordered offline. And as they ring them up a message popped up on the computer saying to verify pistol license as they will be used for pistol ammunition or something to that variety. The older lady hit ignore and took my money.
So @Holland your friend was definitely right about I’d for reloading supplies.
So @Holland your friend was definitely right about I’d for reloading supplies.
JunkBoxFull
6.5 Creedmoor
Friend of mine said basspro wanted his drivers license to by rifle dies. He left the store without the dies.
I recall nothing about reloading components in any passes or even proposed Legislation...trial Balloon?
Depick
.308 Win
I was talking with one of the old guys working the firearms counter. He said the management at Cabela’s is terrified of dealing with NYS on anything and they regularly go to them for clarification and advice. I think I’m done with Cabelas.
Brawny71
.357 mag
Exactly right. Lawyers and legislators. The liability from manufacturers thru user has a lot of them worried. “Pistol” ammo isn’t defined in NYS law (Ohio does) but to buy pistol ammo you must have a permit. An obscure law that has been there for a long time. Now they (big box stores) are getting ahead of our knowledgeable legislature. Brownells, Natchez, Midway all treat their reloaders well as well as your small local gun store