Cabelas opened a new store in Ohio recently which I was pretty excited about. I envisioned going there and being able to select the very best from numerous BP revolvers. Stopped by to visit today.
Let's say my expectations were not fulfilled They have a display board with 3 revolvers on it: an 1851 navy, a brass frame 1851 navy, and a brass 1858 style with something like a 12" barrel. In the gun sales counter there were a total of 2: a Dance Brothers and another long barreled 1858.
There were a total of 3 boxes of round ball: two .454 and one .58 caliber. I shoot .454 round ball, so I took those two boxes, some felt wads, and a tin of Remington #10 caps.
There was next to nothing in the way of pistol cartridge ammunition, not one box of .38 special at any price.
I'm sure this current downturn in inventory is going to put a dent in this year's sales figures for them.
Chaz
Let's say my expectations were not fulfilled They have a display board with 3 revolvers on it: an 1851 navy, a brass frame 1851 navy, and a brass 1858 style with something like a 12" barrel. In the gun sales counter there were a total of 2: a Dance Brothers and another long barreled 1858.
There were a total of 3 boxes of round ball: two .454 and one .58 caliber. I shoot .454 round ball, so I took those two boxes, some felt wads, and a tin of Remington #10 caps.
There was next to nothing in the way of pistol cartridge ammunition, not one box of .38 special at any price.
I'm sure this current downturn in inventory is going to put a dent in this year's sales figures for them.
Chaz