Shipyard wrote:
now.. where'd that paper bag of mad dog go...
Look down, it's in your holster!! You gun is sitting back on the toilet in the Men's room!!!
Shipyard wrote:
now.. where'd that paper bag of mad dog go...
Seismic Sam wrote:Uhhh? Hate to be sarcastic, but how many guns do you own where it ejects the empties STRAIGHT UP INTO THE AIR, and comes down in the same 3 foot space that you are shooting in?? I don't happen to own one of those, and have never seen one. In a conventional semi-auto, it always goes up and to the right, anywhere from 6 to 20 feet to the right, and with hot loads it's closer to 20 than 6.
Seismic Sam wrote:Shipyard wrote:
now.. where'd that paper bag of mad dog go...
Look down, it's in your holster!! You gun is sitting back on the toilet in the Men's room!!!
Shipyard wrote:no kidding. that guy gets banned from here more than i quit this place
Boone wrote:I find this quite funny and really wish you would post who the employee is. Both of my roommates work at Bill's, the stories they tell...
Just about all the things you guys have posted about have been talked about by them. Getting flagged multiple times a day by different people is common. People shooting the lights out. Hell, I heard a recent story of an Army soldier (Doesn't surprise me being a Marine ) shooting the light out. Then when asked what she was doing replies with "I didn't aim that time. FACEPALM
Not having your own ear and eye pro... seriously. I don't know if you guys realize this but if there wasn't a price per person. You could all make range trips with you whole family. Not much room on the line as it is, I wouldn't want someones whole family (Which I've seen at Bill's north) on the line. If I worked there, which my roommates try to persuade me to do. Not gonna happen. I would get sick and tired of the people who come in there. From the thugs, to the "Oh I'm a veteran, better show some respect." to the old farts. I've seen all of those people and attitudes there, I think the "MNGunTalk" community is a small percent.
Oh, I think some people actually forget guns there.
Replace "think" with "know"
Boone wrote:So you are telling me that you can't tell someone to pull their head out of their ass?
Where I was taught about firearms, everyone is a "Safety officer." If you see someone pointing a gun at another person, staff or customer yell at them.
MrVvrroomm wrote:What time is lunch? I'm having a colonoscopy that morning at 1000. I'm sure I'll be hungry.
Spartan wrote:I shoot at BILL"S CP in the cold winter months.
I have a few small personal beefs with the Company. They are things I personally don't like.
But that said, John M. is a capitalist. This is America, home the free, land of the brave and the last bastion of capitalism on the planet. This is neither an endorsement of nor condemnation of Bill's policies and practices. John M. has the freedom to run his company anyway he chooses within legal limits and the forces of supply and demand economics.
Spartan wrote: Remember next time you want to kidney punch the little local business like Bill's, boycotting them gives the Gander Mountain's of the world tha ability to continue to bend you over.
plblark wrote:DEEP cover assignment man
Snowgun wrote:Ahhhh, the American way. [Rant activated] (BTW, this isn't directed at Robb at all, I feel the pain. This is just a reality check for the general bill's complainers).
These days people take it for granted, expecting European type comfort and ease with American type results and freedom. Guess what? You are not entitled ****. Welcome to economics 101, supply and demand. Bills has supply.
They have the best and most guns for rent, as well as multiple ranges/lanes in a easy to access location. They don't require ridiculous yearly fees, waiting lists, sponsors, work hours. etc. The offer classes, great gunsmithing, special events, and a pro shop filled with goodies you can and can't afford.
Oh no, your hamburger doesn't taste that great? Boycotting bills is like boycotting McDonalds. Whats the point? You are not gonna hurt their business, many other fools will gladly pay for the pain mixed in with all the good stuff. What? it isn't up to your snooty standards? One overpriced gun sold to a Noob will pay for the lack of your meager business for the rest of the year. News flash, they never NEEDED you anyway.
So what to do?
a. Start your own ******* range.
b. Make the snooty range you belong to be less exclusive to compete.
c. Start the exciting hobby of crochet.
d. Relax, realize that you are paying for the current state of the system/opportunities, and make the most of it.
{rant over]
My personal experience is that bills is just like all the skate and snowboard shops I used to loiter at as a youth. The more you hang and know people there, the better you get treated. Is that fair? If you wanted fair go join the commies. They will make sure you have fair in spades. Bills has the goods, and you can take them or leave them. I'm not saying that's the optimal situation, its just the way it is. I think some of their employees are the best around and really cool people, others are power tripping ********. Find me a business who doesn't have that problem and i'll buy you a cookie.
Customer service is only needed if a business really NEEDS the customer. A gun shop that just opened a frickin Restaurant next door is probably not hurting too bad. So i'll be curious how much suction the cries for customer service get. I would love to have scottsdale range up here in MN, or the cheapest, most customer centric range ever, but it ain't gonna happen (unless YOU do it). Relax ya'll, you can always shoot airsoft in your basements!
plblark wrote:vote with your feet and your wallet then. Burnsville isn't that far nor is Metro Gun Club.
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