Personally I have been asked to leave the Camden walmart more than a dozen times for OC. But yet the Milford walmart never seems to bat an eye at me for it. I have called Walmart in regards to the issue with the Camden store and was told it is their policy to follow ALL state and local laws unless it poses a safety hazard to customers or staff. How OCC is a hazard is beyond me. The camden store managment seems to have a hard on so to speak for OC'ers. And its not just this manager. I have had the same issue with two other managers at the same store.
Fieldman;
I dont knock you for visiting shooters choice. But I personally wont set foot in the store for any reason. I was treated like garbage just lioe many other people I know. Semms to be if you arent a member, youre not good enough for their time or your money isnt good enough for them. The last time I was there I asked a gentleman to price some parts out for me to see if it was cheaper than buying online, and when he was done he asked if I was going to order it all, despite me telling him I was trying to compare prices, and if they were competitive I would give them my business. And when I told him no, I wanted to compare prices, his respone was "if you arent gonna order this stuff now, what the f*** am I wasting my time looking it up for?"
At that point I left and told him I would never be back nor recommend anyone I know to go there. He acted like it didnt matter. But when I personally have done thousands of dollars in business with Viper, and brought him several other people who have done the same, it seems to me it is their loss. All the more reason to support a friendly local guy like Viper who will go out of his way to make his customers happy.
Not to mention, the 3 squadrons I have been in at Dover AFB, I have spread the word of how Shooters is, and now many people refuse to go there. Keep in mind DAFB is 1/5-1/4 of the population of the whole city of dover and they have subsiquently lost a lot of business and I now refer everyone I know to Viper. But oh well, their loss.
"Better to be judged by twelve, than carried by six..."