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Academy is based in Texas and Dicks is based in New York, both highly liberal states in the worst 36 states for gun owners, so it's not surprising in before the texas members start crying. You know, I always hear people bitching about Texans claiming we're the greatest.... But I see far more retarded posts like this from butthurt out of staters than I do chest thumping posts from blowhard Texans. Go figure. |
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I thought the owner was an Aggie. I could be way off about that though. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I believe the people that owned or own Academy are huge liberals. I thought the owner was an Aggie. I could be way off about that though. There are, unfortunately....liberal Aggies too. |
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I sell guns at Academy. 18 for any long gun,21 for handguns and pistol grip shotguns. Academy will only sell you a firearm with a proceed. you can forget the 3 day period. View Quote So the important question becomes: Is the only sell with a proceed a CYA lawyer recommended store policy that's been in place a while, or did they really decide to implement it because these whiners got in their face? One I understand and don't mind....the other would make me pretty angry. |
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I highly doubt it as well..... |
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I highly doubt it as well..... It's not real. The account is @momsdeman, not @momsdemand. The account was suspended. |
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There are, unfortunately....liberal Aggies too. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I believe the people that owned or own Academy are huge liberals. I thought the owner was an Aggie. I could be way off about that though. There are, unfortunately....liberal Aggies too. Laggie's? |
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I work at Academy part time. Its 21 for handguns and pistol grip shotguns. 18 for long guns, period. I can's even show a handgun or pistol grip shotgun to anyone under 21. But if you're 18, you can buy any long gun. Academy won't sell a gun without a "Proceed" or a CCW (at least in MS). IDK about historical data as I have only been there about 2 months. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Pretty sure Academy has been that way for years. Academy will also not sell an AR to anyone under 21. You sure about that? I got one from Academy at 19. I work at Academy part time. Its 21 for handguns and pistol grip shotguns. 18 for long guns, period. I can's even show a handgun or pistol grip shotgun to anyone under 21. But if you're 18, you can buy any long gun. Academy won't sell a gun without a "Proceed" or a CCW (at least in MS). IDK about historical data as I have only been there about 2 months. An actual pistol grip shotgun needs to be 21. They would not sell my sister an Ar-15 or 930 with a pistol grip shoulder stock. They said no assault weapons or pistol grip( don't think the 930 is a pistol grip shotgun) unless 21, even with military ID. That was a few years ago though. They may have changed on the ARs. This thread was from 2010. http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_118/475693_.html |
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Quoted: Unless it has changed in the last few years the one in corpus will not sell "assault weapons" to anyone under 21. They would also refuse to sell pistol gripped shotguns unless you were 21. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Pretty sure Academy has been that way for years. Academy will also not sell an AR to anyone under 21. You sure about that? I got one from Academy at 19. Unless it has changed in the last few years the one in corpus will not sell "assault weapons" to anyone under 21. They would also refuse to sell pistol gripped shotguns unless you were 21. Maybe the policy is different in border stores, but my store sells Modern Sporting Rifles to 18 year olds. A shotgun that has a pistol grip attached is considered an "other" and per Federal law, can't be sold to customers under 21. If the PG is in the box and not attached, 18 is GTG. A shotgun with a butt stock and a pistol grip is a "shotgun", not "other" |
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Don't buy anything from them Let them die.
Edit: Don't know anything about academy. Just will never shop at Dicks. |
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Quoted: I understand that part, but they said this was a pistol grip shotgun. http://whichgun.com/img/firearms/shotguns/mossberg/930-spx-pistol-grip/1.jpg I don't expect much from them though. I had to go back an initial the sale date after they forgot to write it on the 4473 last year for a Sig scorpion 1911. Next time I will just tell them to let the ATF know. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Pretty sure Academy has been that way for years. Academy will also not sell an AR to anyone under 21. You sure about that? I got one from Academy at 19. Unless it has changed in the last few years the one in corpus will not sell "assault weapons" to anyone under 21. They would also refuse to sell pistol gripped shotguns unless you were 21. Maybe the policy is different in border stores, but my store sells Modern Sporting Rifles to 18 year olds. A shotgun that has a pistol grip attached is considered an "other" and per Federal law, can't be sold to customers under 21. If the PG is in the box and not attached, 18 is GTG. I understand that part, but they said this was a pistol grip shotgun. http://whichgun.com/img/firearms/shotguns/mossberg/930-spx-pistol-grip/1.jpg I don't expect much from them though. I had to go back an initial the sale date after they forgot to write it on the 4473 last year for a Sig scorpion 1911. Next time I will just tell them to let the ATF know. |
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Quoted: and last week, I wandered into my local LGS, found a Glock 43. They knocked $10 off the price, just because. I showed them my License and CCW, filled out the 4473 and walked out with the gun in a couple minutes. Arizona rocks View Quote |
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Academy's policy on gun sales is that they must have a proceed in order to transfer a firearm to a customer. Even though you can transfer a firearm to a customer after so many days after a "delay" without a "proceed", they chose not to for liability reasons.
However, ever since the family sold Academy, I've heard the current CEO/owners are liberal |
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They were wrong. That is not considered a pistol grip shotgun. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You sure about that? I got one from Academy at 19. Unless it has changed in the last few years the one in corpus will not sell "assault weapons" to anyone under 21. They would also refuse to sell pistol gripped shotguns unless you were 21. Maybe the policy is different in border stores, but my store sells Modern Sporting Rifles to 18 year olds. A shotgun that has a pistol grip attached is considered an "other" and per Federal law, can't be sold to customers under 21. If the PG is in the box and not attached, 18 is GTG. I understand that part, but they said this was a pistol grip shotgun. http://whichgun.com/img/firearms/shotguns/mossberg/930-spx-pistol-grip/1.jpg I don't expect much from them though. I had to go back an initial the sale date after they forgot to write it on the 4473 last year for a Sig scorpion 1911. Next time I will just tell them to let the ATF know. That's what I thought. |
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Will they sell any semi-auto to someone under 21? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Pretty sure Academy has been that way for years. Academy will also not sell an AR to anyone under 21. Will they sell any semi-auto to someone under 21? Any non-ar15 semi-auto rifle was GTG I assume. They tried to sell my sister a Mini-14. |
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Pretty sure Dick's stopped selling handguns and "assault" rifles here in CA.
Still sell handgun ammo. Never have shopped there. |
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Unless it has changed in the last few years the one in corpus will not sell "assault weapons" to anyone under 21. They would also refuse to sell pistol gripped shotguns unless you were 21. View Quote I don't know why they wouldn't sell whatever an "assault weapon" is to <21, but a pistol-grip-only "shotgun" is not legally a shotgun, because in order for a firearm to be a shotgun it has to 1) have a smooth bore and 2) have a shoulder stock. I realize that everyone calls such a firearm a shotgun, but according to federal law, it's not. And if it's not a title I rifle or shotgun, an FFL can't legally transfer it to someone who's over 18 but under 21. Blame Congress. |
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I had a pistol transferred through them (after an allegedly pro-murica independent mom/pop shop refused to do it), this was during the gun scare. Noticed they had some pmags so i bought a couple too just cause. Month or so later, there was that announcement (not law or even proposed law) that state legislators are merely thinking about banning standard mags. So the next day i call up jax to see if all the neckbeards bought all the mags, and apparently they did. I ask the clerk when they think theyll get more (as, at the time, magpul was 10 miles away). The clerk tells me defensively "We wont be selling anymore assault clips, new store rules". Shit made me laugh, they were selling them just hours prior. They kept selling ARs too until the mag ban went into effect. Saw em myself, M&Ps, Rugers, etc.
The thing with Dick's sporting goods is that the bulk of their customers has always pretty much been casual (casual with emphasis) "outdoorsmen". Aka non-gun people. This means they sell camping shit, tents, sun glasses, sports equipment. It never really was a "goto" gun store when their gun counters are only 10ft wide in every store ive been to. They make more off fucking sleeping bags alone than firearms and such. The whole boycott thing isnt going to do anything to change their opinion on the matter. They can either support the 2A and lose a fuck load of money due to liberal boycotts (who ARE the customer majority), or, submit to the publicity and cease selling a few guns - while not going down in the hole as much. Yes, they care about their image, but only for business reasons. They actually dont (personally) give a flying fuck about shooting victims. Instead, they made a new set of stores called "Field & Stream" so they could sell their scary black rifles again. Not too hard to search it. These days you can lose everything if the public hates you, laws aside. Look at bakeries lol |
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Dicks can eat a Dick and so can Academy. Fuck them in the ass with Obama and Barney Franks aids infested Dicks...
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Academy is based in Texas and Dicks is based in New York, both highly liberal states in the worst 36 states for gun owners, so it's not surprising View Quote Actually Dicks is headquartered in a suburb of Pittsburgh Pa. Have been for several years. They did pull a rotten move in 2012. But how does anyone know that MDA or everytown isn't doing some sort of PsyOps ? Dicks does own Field and Stream stores now, and they carry plenty of AR stuff. Although their prices are nothing great. Dicks as a store is failing anyways becuase those stores started to cater too much to womens clothes and golf equipment. |
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You have to be 21 to buy any given firearm in the United States. There is an exemption for long guns, however a pistol grip firearm is marked as other on the 4473. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Pretty sure Academy has been that way for years. Academy will also not sell an AR to anyone under 21. You sure about that? I got one from Academy at 19. Unless it has changed in the last few years the one in corpus will not sell "assault weapons" to anyone under 21. They would also refuse to sell pistol gripped shotguns unless you were 21. You have to be 21 to buy any given firearm in the United States. There is an exemption for long guns, however a pistol grip firearm is marked as other on the 4473. I think the above is somewhat untrue. Back when I was an FFL, long guns only required the buyer to be 18. No distinction about black rifles, handgrips etc. Maybe you're thinking about the laws your state enforces rather than Federal law? |
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Quoted: in before the texas members start crying. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Academy is based in Texas and Dicks is based in New York, both highly liberal states in the worst 36 states for gun owners, so it's not surprising in before the texas members start crying. |
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Quoted: He shits on Texas every chance he gets. florida View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Academy is based in Texas and Dicks is based in New York, both highly liberal states in the worst 36 states for gun owners, so it's not surprising in before the texas members start crying. Nah, the fat guy with the yellow jacket shits on TX every chance he gets, literally |
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I noticed the poster with the whitey mom had the mandatory diversity added, but the poster with the black mom had no diversity.
Off topic, but just an observation. Oh, and F everytown and moms action and bloomass and all those other fascists. |
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He shits on Texas every chance he gets. florida View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Academy is based in Texas and Dicks is based in New York, both highly liberal states in the worst 36 states for gun owners, so it's not surprising in before the texas members start crying. No I don't. I can if you want me to. |
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I wish these women would go out and start minding there children, rather than blaming intimate objects for their perceived problems.
It's ironic that they're thanking dicks for putting the choke hold on gun sales, while attacking the interests of the male in the home. If theyre worried about kids getting guns, start being a mom, get off ashley madison or cougar websites, or even Facebook. |
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Actually Dick's moved their headquarters to the Pittsburg area in 1994, back when Terry Bradshaw became the spokesman as part of the investor group that bought into the company, taking it over from the Stack family. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Academy is based in Texas and Dicks is based in New York, both highly liberal states in the worst 36 states for gun owners, so it's not surprising Actually Dick's moved their headquarters to the Pittsburg area in 1994, back when Terry Bradshaw became the spokesman as part of the investor group that bought into the company, taking it over from the Stack family. Pittsburgh may as well be NY, its full of the same reconstituted European peasantry that ever since they schlepped out of steerage and onto these shores has ran to the fed gov for protection far too many times to be truly American when life wasn't going their way |
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Quoted: So the important question becomes: Is the only sell with a proceed a CYA lawyer recommended store policy that's been in place a while, or did they really decide to implement it because these whiners got in their face? One I understand and don't mind....the other would make me pretty angry. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I sell guns at Academy. 18 for any long gun,21 for handguns and pistol grip shotguns. Academy will only sell you a firearm with a proceed. you can forget the 3 day period. So the important question becomes: Is the only sell with a proceed a CYA lawyer recommended store policy that's been in place a while, or did they really decide to implement it because these whiners got in their face? One I understand and don't mind....the other would make me pretty angry. |
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Any non-ar15 semi-auto rifle was GTG I assume. They tried to sell my sister a Mini-14. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Pretty sure Academy has been that way for years. Academy will also not sell an AR to anyone under 21. Will they sell any semi-auto to someone under 21? Any non-ar15 semi-auto rifle was GTG I assume. They tried to sell my sister a Mini-14. |
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Academy was bought by KKR (Kohlberg,Kravis, Roberts & co.) in 2011.
Please try to keep up. Academy sale |
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