CT Ammo prices

[sailor723]

I'm always surprised at how high (at least for pistol ammo) Crappy Tire's ammo prices are. You'd think, given their buying power they'd be at the lower end of the spectrum?

 

[Beermaker]

They do price match ya know. Take in a flyer, dated of course showing the lower price and they will match it.
I did that with a Lebarons flyer for a bucket of bullets. They matched the price, $10 less from their price, I paid cash and got $6 in crappy tire money too.
Now the Lebaron online flyers don't have a date but if you have a phone that can access web sites, you can pull it up and show them it's current. Now some stores may be more picky and surprisingly enough they don't have computers with web access at the courtesy counter for some reason.

 

[sailor723]

They do price match ya know. Take in a flyer, dated of course showing the lower price and they will match it.
I did that with a Lebarons flyer for a bucket of bullets. They matched the price, $10 less from their price, I paid cash and got $6 in crappy tire money too.
Now the Lebaron online flyers don't have a date but if you have a phone that can access web sites, you can pull it up and show them it's current. Now some stores may be more picky and surprisingly enough they don't have computers with web access at the courtesy counter for some reason.

Not worth the hassle to me.Unless CT is the only place with stock I'll just buy from the guy that offers the better price without me having to jump through hoops.

 

[weasel1]

Canadian Tire (as a policy) dies not online price match. They also only price match within a certain distance from the store. CT stores are individually owned, so you local results may vary.

 

[Sharked]

I have price matched at CT using Bass Pro, Cabelas, Lebarons, Tromblys Tacklebox without any issue.

 

[condomboy]

I'm always surprised at how high (at least for pistol ammo) Crappy Tire's ammo prices are. You'd think, given their buying power they'd be at the lower end of the spectrum?

That's part of the problem, the great majority of stores are independently owned, not corporate. So what happens is corporate buys cheap, then sells at a Mark up to the independant stores.

 

[blasted_saber]

They beat my local gun store on most prices of guns and ammo. Significantly in many cases.

 

[McQgunnut]

in the same boat, do you know the prices for 22lr in bulk and 223/556? I have lots I need to sell

 

[Buck1950]

"Newbie" for 8-months. Look at the Sponson's websites for current pricing - Tenda is a good rule of thumb for 'best' prices. See my reply on that necro-thread you posted the same thing on.
Whoa ! I see you've been posting all-over the place, the same Question. Hold your breath and just READ.

 

[Jahnj0584]

they're high, but also always have 4 boxes of each in stock. You think thats a mere coincedence?