They're immediately ceasing sales of "assault weapons" and hicap mags. CEO cites social conscience and that they are prepared for political backlash, but never selling them again.
https://www.twincities.com/2018/02/28/d ... in-stores/
Randygmn wrote:After Sandy Hook they stopped selling them in the Dick stores. I believe they were available on line to be shipped to an FFL in addition to field and stream stores. Now they are stopping all sales, hi cap mags and breaking the law by discriminating by age by refusing to sell any firearm, including rifles and shotguns, to anyone under 21. Don’t think they can do that.
Randygmn wrote: Now they are stopping all sales, hi cap mags and breaking the law by discriminating by age by refusing to sell any firearm, including rifles and shotguns, to anyone under 21. Don’t think they can do that.
Holland&Holland wrote:Randygmn wrote:After Sandy Hook they stopped selling them in the Dick stores. I believe they were available on line to be shipped to an FFL in addition to field and stream stores. Now they are stopping all sales, hi cap mags and breaking the law by discriminating by age by refusing to sell any firearm, including rifles and shotguns, to anyone under 21. Don’t think they can do that.
So why would anyone buy an AR on line from Dicks and ship it to an FFL and pay that fee? I doubt they sold many after the shortage and cazyness subsided.
I do believe they can establish age limits for their sales such as this. You do realize that the whole of the rental care industry does not rent to person's under age 25?
Ghost wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:Randygmn wrote:After Sandy Hook they stopped selling them in the Dick stores. I believe they were available on line to be shipped to an FFL in addition to field and stream stores. Now they are stopping all sales, hi cap mags and breaking the law by discriminating by age by refusing to sell any firearm, including rifles and shotguns, to anyone under 21. Don’t think they can do that.
So why would anyone buy an AR on line from Dicks and ship it to an FFL and pay that fee? I doubt they sold many after the shortage and cazyness subsided.
I do believe they can establish age limits for their sales such as this. You do realize that the whole of the rental care industry does not rent to person's under age 25?
I rented cars while under 25.
Holland&Holland wrote:
Without paying and underage driver fee?
How about under 21?
How old do I need to be to rent a car?
To rent a car you typically need to be at least 20 years old. However, it varies. While most car rental companies rent to drivers age 20-years old and above, every rental car company has their own policy. Some car rental companies base their rental age on state regulations. For example, Michigan and New York have a minimum rental age requirement of 18 years old, while Mississippi is 21 years old. Others set their own company standards for young renters and clearly state that on their website. In addition to meeting the age requirements of the rental company, young drivers will need a valid driver’s license and a credit card in the driver’s name.
Is there an additional under 25 rental fee?
Yes. The rental rate is the same no matter the age of the renter – however a Young Renter daily fee is added to the reservation of anyone under 25. This fee protects the rental car company from high risk drivers. Statistically, drivers under 25 years old are more likely to be involved in an accident, so rental car companies add the additional fee to help protect themselves from the added risk they are assuming.
Ghost wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:
Without paying and underage driver fee?
How about under 21?
My company paid the fees.
https://www.hertz.com/blog/automotive/five-things-car-renters-under-25-should-knowHow old do I need to be to rent a car?
To rent a car you typically need to be at least 20 years old. However, it varies. While most car rental companies rent to drivers age 20-years old and above, every rental car company has their own policy. Some car rental companies base their rental age on state regulations. For example, Michigan and New York have a minimum rental age requirement of 18 years old, while Mississippi is 21 years old. Others set their own company standards for young renters and clearly state that on their website. In addition to meeting the age requirements of the rental company, young drivers will need a valid driver’s license and a credit card in the driver’s name.
Is there an additional under 25 rental fee?
Yes. The rental rate is the same no matter the age of the renter – however a Young Renter daily fee is added to the reservation of anyone under 25. This fee protects the rental car company from high risk drivers. Statistically, drivers under 25 years old are more likely to be involved in an accident, so rental car companies add the additional fee to help protect themselves from the added risk they are assuming.
Holland&Holland wrote:
So per RandyMN you were discriminated against. Sorry.
Ghost wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:
So per RandyMN you were discriminated against. Sorry.
I think it is BS they do it but on the other hand it works the other way when my four year old gets a children’s rate and I pay an adult rate for something.
But, there’s also no amendment for driving a car.
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