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breakingcontact · May 26, 2013, 11:31 PM

Why do so many gun shops give terrible service, yet stay in business for years and years?

Is it the rigidity caused by the necessity for the FFL? There are relatively few brick and mortar gun stores.

If your car lot, restaurant or other business was simply horrible with customer service, they would close as customers would go somewhere else.

I have a good LGS I go to, but the majority I've been to are mediocre to downright unfriendly, ignorant and unprofessional.

May 26, 2013, 11:31 PM	#1
breakingcontact Junior member Join Date: October 25, 2012 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 736	Why do gun shops get away with it? Why do so many gun shops give terrible service, yet stay in business for years and years? Is it the rigidity caused by the necessity for the FFL? There are relatively few brick and mortar gun stores. If your car lot, restaurant or other business was simply horrible with customer service, they would close as customers would go somewhere else. I have a good LGS I go to, but the majority I've been to are mediocre to downright unfriendly, ignorant and unprofessional.