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Originally Posted by MK2750
This right here is BS trying to create a buying frenzy and drive sales. It makes us all look like a bunch of morons ready to start shooting our neighbours. Rural crime will go down as more people are forced to stay home and properties are watched. Regular hard working Albertans are not going to start robbing their friends and family. The same drug dependent nut jobs that were robbing before will continue to do so in this down turn.
Sold out of buckshot; yeah that is a highly stocked item in Alberta. I would be surprised if any store stocked more than a few boxes at the best of times.
I have $50 how much can I get??? Give me a break, his customers should be out raged to be painted with this brush.
Same guys coming in every day looking for more. What did they find more money under the bed or are companies starting to pay every day now?
I would be boycotting this business if it was a place I shopped.
'Unprecedented': Gun and ammunition sales spike amid coronavirus spread
Tinney said most of his sales have been ammunition, but he still has a lot of supplies left.
But he says he's also heard of an ammunition shortage in some parts of Alberta, including one woman who drove 90 minutes to buy ammunition from him on Monday because all of the stores where she lives are sold out.
'I've got $50, how much can I get?'
"I have the same guys coming in every day to buy, whatever they can afford that day," he added.
"If they have $50 in their pocket, 'I need 12-gauge buckshot, I've got $50, how much can I get?' And they don't ask the price — 'How much can I get?' — and they come in every day and buy whatever they can afford."
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He didnt do us any service with that interview. What in the hell was he thinking other than a good way to drum up more sales. Why would any gun shop give the CBC an inverview...what a donkey