Posted on 02/22/2024 7:09:21 AM PST by ChicagoConservative27
They should close the ONE store they have in ME and move it right over the border into NH.
North Conway or Newington, NH would be a great location. NO sales tax. Then all the outdoor hunting, fishing, hiking enthusiats from ME can drive over the border to make their purchases.
NH only has one Bass Pro Shops in Hookset. IF they closed the ME store and moved it to Newington, NH it would compete directly with Kittery Trading Post just across the ME border.
They are supposedly building one close to me, in Saratoga County. https://wnyt.com/top-stories/new-bass-pro-shops-cabelas-one-step-closer-in-clifton-park/
The screamers got Walmart to stop selling handguns back in the early 1980s, then in the 1990s they demanded Walmart stop selling semi-auto rifles. I don’t even stop at the counter anymore.
I remember many variety stores that sold firearms back in the 1960s that have now given up even trying to sell firearms. Mass killings were rare back then.
Guns were more available then as you could get a gun at a gas station, pawn shop, hardware store, clothing store, record shop, book store, liquor store, feed store, grocery store. They were everywhere! Cash and carry. No background check, no waiting period, no paperwork. No ID, Just look old enough.
Or you could drop a check in the mail and one would be shipped to your door.
Then came the 1968 Gun Control act to “control crime” and when the mental hospitals were closed and the inmates dumped on the streets, mass murder took off like a rocket.
We take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. I’s the only way to be sure.
***the state has been invaded by RATs from NY, MA, CT, etc.***
Much like the Rocky Mountain states have been Californicated by those fleeing that state but bringing their anti-gun culture with them.
I’m down with that.
“ Man, I got a lot of good deals with closeout .223 ammunition from WallyWorld.”
When our local Dick’s got out of the ammo biz I was grabbing Winchester AA loads for $40 a case. I should have gotten a pallet of it. Can’t find it for less than $120 now if you can find it at all.
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Wouldn’t it be better to refrain from selling guns to democrats? Seems like they are the ones doing all the shooting.
I was selling guns for Cabelas in Connecticut when two NY State troopers in uniform came in to buy some fairly common ammunition. They had been delivering an accused to CT authorities. I had to break it to them that under CT law they need a CT ammo permit to complete the sale.
Hilarity ensued as I looked at them and they looked at me and we laughed at a state that trusted them to bring in a prisoner but not to but ammunition.
What is the current income of Dick’s Sporting Goods since they refuse to sell guns/ammo???
I believe you can still buy an M1 Garand through the CMP. That’s a battle field rifle, not an “assault rifle”, whatever the hell that is.
Lawmakers say, “Derp, derp-derp,derp. Derpitty, derp!”
If you live in a blue state, yes, democrat jackasses will be more than happy to retaliate and ruin you.
Not the case still in the Red states, for now. The real fun will begin when the blue states start demanding red states punish those that live in red states for any trivial nonsense and the red states say “PISS OFF”. That has actually been happening more lately if you’ve noticed.
The sides are slowly segregating themselves for another showdown.
People’s Republic of Portland and Agusts State Reps. Fixed.
“..Wouldn’t it be better to refrain from selling guns to democrats? Seems like they are the ones doing all the shooting....”
^THAT^ right there would probably have stopped, or at least hindered, 99% of the mass shootings that have already occurred.
IF one over 60 years old, one can probably remember the state mental institutions that existed throughout the country. To put it in perspective of how it was then, compared to now: most likely 90% of today’s RATs would more than qualify to be inmates in those institutions back then.
All one has to do is just listen to what these stupid insane basstids say.... They’re nuttier than a fruitcake.
The sides are slowly segregating themselves for another showdown.
Today, someone will testify before Congress and say that she really doesn’t have the scientific background to be able to define ‘woman’. We are told that millions a year flooding the country shows that the ‘border is secure’. We are told that Trump somehow swindled the state of New York out of a half billion dollars by taking out a loan that he repaid.
Cabela's does not and never has sold "Assault Rifles."
Because, unlike "Assault Weapon," "Assault Rifle" is a real thing that has a real definition. The U.S. Army defines assault rifles as "short, compact, selective-firing weapons that fire a cartridge intermediate in power between sub-machine gun and rifle cartridges."
Nothing Cabela's sells or ever has sold was "selective-firing" (i.e., capable of firing fully automatically) ergo Cabela's does not and never has sold "Assault Rifles."
Call your Congress and demand them to repeal the NFA act of 1934 and GCA of 68!
Especially "Bug A-Salt rifles".
A person in Kalifornica ordered one of these; and FedEx refused to deliver it.
I live in Maine.
Maine is one of the biggest pro-Second Amendment states in the country. Constitutional carry, private sales of firearms, etc.
The problem in the southeast corner of the state....20% of the land area of Maine, and too close to Massachusetts.
This is CD-1, and has lots of moonbats.
The rest of Maine is the Second Congressional district, mostly rural, and covers 80% of the state, 27,000 square miles. Trump carried this district in 2016 by 10 points and by 9 points in 2020. He and his family made many trips here. He received one electoral vote each time.
Most of the problems in the state spring out of CD-1, which skews statewide and national elections.
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