unit44justin wrote:Being former employee at the Lakeville Fleet Farm in my teenage years, I still keep in touch with some of the folks that still work there. As I was in earlier today getting some ammo I was talking to an old co-worker that works the sporting goods department. She advised me that Fleet Farm will be carrying quite a selection of reloading supplies in the near future. I thing she said sometime in July they will be carrying equipment as well as primers, powder and other components. She had some brochures for MEC equipment, but I didn't ask what other equipment they were going to plan on offering. She also said that they have been attending some reloading seminars as of late. From what she said, they are getting rid of the exercise equipment to make room and will have two full aisles dedicated to reloading.
Synergy wrote:Yeah Now we can have two more aisle of empty shelves to look at.
Seriously though, that's great news.
Evad wrote:Good news to me. I wondered why they didn't have some basic gear before.
Seismic Sam wrote:Evad wrote:Good news to me. I wondered why they didn't have some basic gear before.
Probably because they didn't want to be like Gouger Mountain, who has EXACTLY that much stuff, and an inventory that size is as useful as teats on a boar!!
Synergy wrote:I just hope they plan on stocking (at least what they can get) the whole line of products for a given manufacturer. I hate it when a store carries a product line but only has the popular parts for sale in the store and the rest is special order only. I miss the old days where you could go to whatever store and see the entire product line properly displayed with a REAL salesman who REALLY knew the product.
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