Videos tagged with Retail Policy

Instructor Mike, identified as a concealed carry instructor, discusses Walmart's policy on open carry. He highlights a sign at the store requesting customers refrain from openly carrying firearms and expresses a strong negative opinion on open carry, deeming it 'stupid' and advising against it. The video focuses on understanding and adhering to retail firearm policies.

The video discusses Walmart's decision to stop selling handgun and sporting rifle ammunition and to no longer allow open carry. While initially disappointing, the speaker argues this is not a crisis and presents an opportunity for local and online gun stores to flourish. The commentary also critiques the perceived hypocrisy of liberals celebrating Walmart's stance while having previously criticized the company.

This video reports on MKS Supply, a firearms distributor including brands like High Point and Inland, announcing they will cease sales to Dick's Sporting Goods. The decision stems from Dick's Sporting Goods' policies on long gun sales to individuals under 21 and their stance on modern sporting rifles, which MKS Supply president Charles Brown deems detrimental to Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses Dick's Sporting Goods' decision to stop selling 'assault rifles' and magazines over 30 rounds, and to raise their firearm sales age to 21. The speaker argues this was an anti-2A move that has led to significant financial losses for the company due to boycotts and negative customer sentiment. The video highlights the perceived hypocrisy of a sporting goods store taking such stances and politicizing gun control.

This video discusses an incident where Walmart allegedly refused to sell a Mossberg 930 shotgun to a woman, citing it as 'too much gun.' Cam Edwards interviews Natalie Foster from Girls Guide to Guns, referencing an article on guns.com for details about the event in Indiana. The content touches on retail policies regarding firearm sales and potential discrimination.