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Predictably, Dick's Sporting Goods posts $150M loss after halting scary gun sales
#1
Just read this, today, but I could have (and did) predict just such an outcome.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/dicks-sportin...pons-sales

The interesting thing, though, is that the company's boss, Ed Stack, doesn't seem phased at all. I guess that because the company stock prices haven't fallen, yet, he's ok with it. I suppose that Wall Street hasn't had time to respond to the news, being a weekend, and all.

The next few weeks might be telling, I think.
If it's true that we are here to help others, then what exactly are the others here for?
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#2
Hopefully the market will catch on. Appropriately named store
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#3
I hope Levi’s is next.

Bought my first pair of wranglers yesterday
Knowing everthing isnt as important as knowing where to find it.

Mark Twain

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#4
I spent a bunch of money there a few Christmas’ ago being the grandfather of 11 grandchildren in a hunting and fishing family.
After the owner’s show of destroying AR’s I by pass the establishment taking my business somewhere else. I hate to see the employees hurt but it’s survival of our 2A if the general public doesn’t make the statement of taking their business elsewhere.
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#5
Dick's decline is probably inevitable. Amazon is kicking their butt. Also, I don't know if it is a factor, but I go to Sportsman's warehouse and Dunham sports instead of Dicks anyway. Dick's is no fun any more. Not that this has anything to do with anything..., but several years ago Dick's had a sale on Remington 700. ,223 26" heavy barrel. I had a Varmint Special in .223 back in the 70s and it was excellent. This new 700, I had to cut two inches off the barrel, re-crown it, and get a better stock in order to get it to shoot under 2". I don't know where Remington was getting their barrels, but they did the brand serious damage.
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#6
Good!
I been boycotting those dicks since 12-2012.What they did to Troy defense was nasty.
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#7
Nothing wrong with following your beliefs and picking sides. But stockholders are about money, security and profit. I can only hope the stock holders will soon push Mr Stack to the waste can of stupid business decisions. Alienating a large part of your customer base (no matter your personal beliefs) has always been the mark of a fool.
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