http://www.sears.com/fitness-sports-...0506?pageNum=1
Found out sears still sells gun stuff when I went looking for a KAC URX 4 rail.
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http://www.sears.com/fitness-sports-...0506?pageNum=1
Found out sears still sells gun stuff when I went looking for a KAC URX 4 rail.
It's the "sears marketplace" - basically a knock off of Amazon without stocking anything. They just process the order, the end seller fulfills it.
Walmart does that same thing.
Almost every major retailer has added this to their online site. They simply get a "cut" for connecting buyer and seller, and usually at an inflated price than if you can find out who's the actual seller.
Sears used to actually have a gun bar inside of them. They sold all kinds of guns, ammo and parts.
I'm only 31 and we had a sears locally to me that used to do it.
I have a bolt action 12g from them lol.
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Yeah they have done this for years as explained in previous posts.Quote:
Originally Posted by ClassIIIGunsmith
I cringe when I see this stuff though, it's got that ebay counterfeit airsoft vibe.
Yep, I remember when Sears had a gun counter. They used to sell lots of stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenneth
I remember that just like walmart use to sell dynamite didn't think that they wanted anything to do with guns since 86 or 87 same as JC Penny (the store I bought my colt SP1)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenneth
That is badass!Quote:
Originally Posted by ClassIIIGunsmith
Oh how the mighty have fallen, Sears is on life support and JC Penny is not to far behind.
A lot of people stopped shopping at Target over their stance on the he she's in the Ladies Room, my parents stopped shopping there in the mid 90's when they stopped selling firearm periodicals on their magazine/book aisle. IIRC they also once sold firearms long ago.
almost all of the big box stores sold guns back in the day. the 80's were the dark days for us gun ownersQuote:
Originally Posted by Moose-Knuckle