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So do you think they were just "playing it safe" by one day?
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No, I think they are just being the typical, un-informed asshats that have come to symbolize Kesselring's over the years. I don't even think I will bother going up there for reloading supplies. I've found most of what I need closer to home for just a small increase in cost. That more than makes up for the drive and shitty customer service. I once had to walk out, leaving my $10 purchase behind, because the guy at the register felt I should wait until he was done with all the tire-kickers. Haven't been back since......
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I have have lived about 8 miles from Kesselrings all of my life (37yrs). In the "old days" it used to be a fun place to go, nice people, good prices, and just about everything under the sun.
I am sure they are nice to the "old timers" (long time hunters and family). I have seen old man Kesselring grinning ear to ear talking about some kind of bolt action or shot gun, and then see his face sink into something simular to John Kerry's grimace when somebody asks him a question or wants to handle an AR15. In my experiences there is only about 2-3 guys in the whole place that are polite to John Q. Public (and that is on a good day).
I wish I could find the links to some of the stories I have posted about my experiences up there. I could tell you about 20 right off the top of my head without thinking about it too much, and countless other observations of people walking right out the door with their checkbooks still open, credit cards in hand.
I have seen them "walk" (ignore or be rude to) customers right out the door with their check books still open, or credit cards still in their hand.
I know a business associate who is freinds with one of the bookkeepers there...and it is "claimed" that they have 30K+ in retail sales a day at times, and even more through wholesale distributing to smaller gunshops.
I guess they just dont need to be nice to us "small guys" anymore
Scott #2