Charging extra during a scare is one thing... annoying and not kosher, in my book... but... dropping firearms altogether because of political climate is unforgivable.
As soon as an individual finds the monetary incentive to return to them, they'll go back. Principals are only trumped by money
I just simply refused to pay their inflated ammo prices. If they had a decent deal, I went ahead and bought. I was, however, not aware that they stopped selling firearms during the Sandy Hook scare. I believe I'll think twice before giving them any more of my business.
The last time I spent any money with CTD was, oh, June of 2011? They had a helluva run on Fed XM193 - $140 for 700 rds.
The only time I visit their website is if I fail to look at the URL of a Google result before I click it. I have removed myself from all of their mailing lists, and made sure to tell them why. All I got in response was a weak form e-mail saying, essentially, "Give us another chance! We didn't mean it, we promise!"
Scumbags.
The only time I visit their website is if I fail to look at the URL of a Google result before I click it. I have removed myself from all of their mailing lists, and made sure to tell them why. All I got in response was a weak form e-mail saying, essentially, "Give us another chance! We didn't mean it, we promise!"
Scumbags.
Never have, never will.
Thats called butt butter
I went looking for .22 mag ammo a few days ago and CTD came up in my search; $49.95 for a 50 round box of .22 mag. Needless to say, I passed.
CTD is DIRT
