Maybe that's why no one has the popular sig that I want in stock. I just can't imagine they would be that far behind on orders.
Id rather collect aluminum cans than try to make $20 on selling a gun.
H&H is going to be higher because you are basically buying the gun and recieving a $50 gift card and a free trip to the lanes. So you take the $515-50-15=$450 is presumably what you pay at H&H. It is like going to the movies and using the kiosk to buy tickets and it already having built into the price a coke and popcorn(AMC Quail did this for a while but people complained). H&H knows you are going to spend more money for other items and they build that into there price, give you a gift card and lane pass.
Yeah, I definitely agree. I read reports a while back of FNH doing the same thing by forcing dealers to accept large shipments of shotguns in order to get a supply of SCAR's. It's sounding like this is becoming more the rule than the exception lately.I should also point out that Sig has a bad habit of forcing stocking dealers to buy a set number of guns per quarter. The bad part is they'll tell the dealer that they can buy whatever they want, but part of their quota will include a minimum number of their guns that people aren't buying.
Once the dealer is saddled with two or three quarters worth of the turd guns, they'll blow a bunch out to major distributors well below what they made the stocking dealer pay for them. Then the dealer has to decide whether they want to take a loss to recoup their operating capital, or hope that uninformed buyers will pay more for one than they could from a dealer that bought them one at a time from a distributor.
It's a sorry way to do business IMO.
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