I needed to reword my last question. In the Greenville, KY store (Uncle Lees), the prices in the store are always higher than what they are online. Like from 10-50% higher. The last 3 firearms I bought at the retail store were 8-15% higher when I got to the store than the price was online. The same for the ammo. It is almost 45% more in the store today than it is online for what I was looking for. What am I missing?

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I needed to reword my last question.  In the Greenville, KY store (Uncle Lees), the prices in the store are always higher than what they are online.  Like from 10-50% higher.  The last 3 firearms I bought at the retail store were 8-15% higher when I got to the store than the price was online.  The same for the ammo.  It is almost 45% more in the store today than it is online for what I was looking for.  What am I missing?

Randy I. · Answer

The retail and online operations are separate entities I would assume the prices in the retail store are higher due to a higher operating cost. Less volume of sales means a larger markup (per item) to pay for the operation of the business IE building, electricity, staff and other essentials

James G. · Answer

Benjamin, thanks for clarifying. At all Buds locations the in store and online inventories are separate inventories. You would think the opposite as one would assume the online prices would have shipping and processing costs built into the online price. Cheers and stay safe!

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