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Try the live chat option, but I don't think it will work. Its worth a try.
Don't ya just hate that....been there. Best thing is to get a good idea of the price range you will pay...get the money together...then jump on the best price when it's there. Waiting rarely results in a better price. I love shopping at Bud's but what's funny to me is that everything I have purchased has gone up the day "after" I made my buy. Can't complain about that I guess. But when I wanted to make a second buy on ammo the price had jumped the next day. Although the price had been the same for months. When I asked about this, I was told "we don't control prices".....really?? The moral to the story is "If ya snooze - ya lose".
Prices typically follow a trend of supply/demand whether up or down. A good rule of thumb is put on layaway(if available) when price is good(providing you really want the firearm) to lock in your low price.