On Friday, November 22nd, I called the Sportsman’s Warehouse in Grand Island to confirm if they had a Beretta A300 Ultima Cerakoted in stock. The person I spoke with assured me they had one left. I told them I’d be driving nearly 3 HOURS the next day, Saturday, November 23rd, to purchase the shotgun. They responded, “Sounds great!”
After my long drive, I arrived at the store and approached the gun counter, where I explained what I was looking for. The sales rep brought out the shotgun, only to inform me it was on their quarantine shelf due to a cracked barrel and couldn’t be sold. Why wasn’t I told this over the phone? It would’ve saved me six hours of driving and nearly $100 in gas.
The sales rep didn’t seem concerned about the oversight, and when I asked to speak to a supervisor, I was told they were off. I requested they call the supervisor, but they acted reluctant, saying, “He probably won’t answer.” One staff member even had the audacity to comment, “Why didn’t you just go to Scheels if you’re going to be this mad over driving?” That level of unprofessionalism was infuriating.
Thankfully, an older gentleman intervened. He was polite, professional, and apologetic. He took down my information and promised the supervisor would call me the next day. It’s been four days, and I still haven’t heard from anyone.
While I appreciate the older gentleman’s effort and the $50 gift card he offered, it doesn’t come close to making up for the wasted time, gas money, and frustration. To make matters worse, the staff on duty didn’t even seem knowledgeable—one didn’t even know what a Beretta was.
Sportsman’s Warehouse, Grand Island, needs serious improvement in customer service, communication, and accountability. I wouldn’t recommend this store to anyone, especially those looking to purchase a firearm. Save yourself the time, money, and...
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