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Walmart Supply Question...Thomas??
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They don't have experienced staff to do that. Maybe the shipping guy
in the back.
upnorth - at least you haven't ask for a gun
Oh, that is funny.
Not laughing at someone getting hurt, but I can see the clerk saying
"This is how you load the magazine. Whoops! Sir ? Sirrr ? "
mike
The lack of knife stores and knives at other stores has opened up the Internet market. I know of nowhere in my area to buy a quality knife so I order them over the net. I have been very lucky with Internet vendors, only got hosed once: Savson Swords. All I can say is thanks for the Internet guys, without them I'd still be carrying a Barlow or something like that. The
best one I have found overall is New Graham Knives: good selection, good prices and ships quickly.
best one I have found overall is New Graham Knives: good selection, good prices and ships quickly.
blendingnoise
Bongo. Bongo! <strong>BONGO!</strong>
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Walmart I found is best with just ordering online and having it shipped to the store. I got a good deal on my rainbow leek through them after some coupons and cards I had so I went with them. No knives in stock in any of the store I went to by the King of PRussia, PA area.
I had the shittiest experience trying to buy through them. The lady at the counter told me I could not open the box and look at the outside of the knife to confirm if it was framelock or a linerlock. I asked her if she could open it, she said no. I then asked what the return policy was when the guy standing next to her said "We don't need to have a conversation about this". I lost it at that point. I have worked service for 8 years and you do not say shit like that to a customer especially when I apparently knew their store policy better than them (I had been allowed to see one the last time I was there). I asked the guy for his name so I could shoot an email above his head and he promptly turned his name tag over. Once he pulled those shenanigans I actually decided to get in touch with corporate about it as before I was just going to leave him thinking and not do anything. I hate that store and hate when it is where I need to shop.
I had the shittiest experience trying to buy through them. The lady at the counter told me I could not open the box and look at the outside of the knife to confirm if it was framelock or a linerlock. I asked her if she could open it, she said no. I then asked what the return policy was when the guy standing next to her said "We don't need to have a conversation about this". I lost it at that point. I have worked service for 8 years and you do not say shit like that to a customer especially when I apparently knew their store policy better than them (I had been allowed to see one the last time I was there). I asked the guy for his name so I could shoot an email above his head and he promptly turned his name tag over. Once he pulled those shenanigans I actually decided to get in touch with corporate about it as before I was just going to leave him thinking and not do anything. I hate that store and hate when it is where I need to shop.