legendary guns

[oldmanpaintball]

bought 2 boxes of 32 s&w long at a high price of $39.89 per box i get home and a box is missing 5 rounds what to do i did call them they told me bring it back but it’s 40 min away
and how would they end up missing .

[QuietM4]

Someone took them...no mystery there. Happens all the time at Sportsmans, Bass Pro, etc.

That's why you always open the box to check before you buy them.

[samnev]

Amazing what happens during an ammo shortage. But it doesn't really surprise me.

[oldmanpaintball]

yea but ammo is behind the counter , they could off messed up i saw bunch of little plastic bags of ammo they where splitter boxes up , i saw 20 rounds of 9mm from a 100 round box of winchester seeking a dollar a round but who knows

[AZ Husker]

It used to be common for an unscrupulous dealer to steal one mag from a new pistol and resell it.

[vtachrn]

It used to be common for an unscrupulous dealer to steal one mag from a new pistol and resell it.

J&G comes to mind....

[smithers599]

I am just speculating that Legendary bought the ammo from a private seller, not from a distributor. Maybe they got it at an estate sale or in a trade. Maybe they got 20 boxes and checked 3; probably they did not know that one box was short. That seems to me to be the most likely explanation; I doubt that they would try to screw a customer out of five rounds of .32. That's not a smart way to steal.

Possibly the seller (or the seller's widow) did not remember or know that one box was 5 rounds short. It is my habit -- for my benefit, not for the benefit of a subsequent buyer -- to identify partial boxes. If the box is more than half full, I leave one of the side flaps on the end untucked. If it it less than half full, I leave both side flaps untucked. That way I know if I am grabbing a partial box when I go to the range.

[AZ Husker]

That's a great idea!