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What do you want to see from us for Black Friday?

On the hunt for really sweet deal on x-macro… not sure how low you allowed to go on it.

I was hopping for HCP comp and Echelon 4 comp would be in that would complete my shopping list for this year, but we are totally out of luck for those two
 
Yeah I get that. But they shouldn’t be able to dictate what you do with the sales tax if you’re not changing the MAP.They can dictate whatever they want. We’re stuck signing dealer agreements to order or stock their products.
They can dictate whatever they want. We’re stuck signing dealer agreements to order or stock their products.
 
A deal on a revolver might be cool. 38 or 357
 
MAP is different than Unilateral Pricing. MAP is the lowest you can advertise a product. It says nothing about what you can sell a product for in store or in private communications. Unilateral Pricing (think Apple) is where the manufacturer states Product X will sell for $XXX.XX, with no deviations. Go one cent below, and they can terminate the dealer agreement.
 
MAP is different than Unilateral Pricing. MAP is the lowest you can advertise a product. It says nothing about what you can sell a product for in store or in private communications. Unilateral Pricing (think Apple) is where the manufacturer states Product X will sell for $XXX.XX, with no deviations. Go one cent below, and they can terminate the dealer agreement.
That’s not quite true. In the firearms industry, it’s commonly referred to as MAP, while in the fishing industry, it’s called UPP. Most firearm companies are small, not big, professional-run companies. Even the bigger ones are not.
 
Sale on aero lowers? maybe save tax on those. idk. Sig p322 sale 🤣 im
interested in those. Maybe any tax & sin tax coverage.
 
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