I just got the flyer for cabelas and noticed powders are 20% off. Went online to check and noticed the prices were 20% higher even for them! Likely to reflect the loss of profit in their "sale". Rant finished please continue with your regular cgn browsing.
Crapbelas!
- Thread starter ice2152
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migrant hunter
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Southern Alberta
I almost bought a savage model 11, on sale with a $75 rebate. I bought a better accustock model from Prairie gun traders, so I didn't have pay Cabela's outrageous shipping. I got a better gun for less money.
hometownhero
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Toon Town, Sk
Does that surprise you? It is cabelas after all.
limit time
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Cliffs of Dover
At least they have powder ?
hometownhero
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Toon Town, Sk
Lots of powders around if you look in the right spots. The price is just outrageous.
Must only be in the east. I see no mention of powder in the newest flyer in BC.
- Been to two of them now; they have powder, but not what I'm looking for - and neither had even heard of the powder I really wanted. And yep - +1 - pricy on everything.
I have never noticed bumped up prices before sale price at Cabela's, but I sure have at Wholesale Sports.
Cabela's is just another retailer selling stuff. They have added multi-millions of dollars of sporting goods stock in Canada. Their presence has also pushed Wholesale Sports to do better, sometimes, maybe.
Some of us remember the good old days of take-it-or-leave-it retailing in Canada, with little stock and unpleasant attitude. The big box stores have stirred things up.
I still shop at the local Mom and Pop store where they offer hard to find stuff with service and a smile.
I would not be holding out hope for Bass Pro to add positively to the mix of sporting goods stores. Their policies in Canada have not been all that friendly to the consumer, and their clothing line is often substandard quality.
Cabela's is just another retailer selling stuff. They have added multi-millions of dollars of sporting goods stock in Canada. Their presence has also pushed Wholesale Sports to do better, sometimes, maybe.
Some of us remember the good old days of take-it-or-leave-it retailing in Canada, with little stock and unpleasant attitude. The big box stores have stirred things up.
I still shop at the local Mom and Pop store where they offer hard to find stuff with service and a smile.
I would not be holding out hope for Bass Pro to add positively to the mix of sporting goods stores. Their policies in Canada have not been all that friendly to the consumer, and their clothing line is often substandard quality.
