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Most of my suppliers have ben told by fire Marshal that they can only have so much on display the remainder has to be in a fire proof vault. If you notice those that do have a large display of powder containers those containers are empty and you have to ask for the powder they go and get it from the vault "Ammo locker" as was th case at Hooked on Toys, Sportsman Warehouse in Wenatchee and the Big R/ North40 store in Omak
Quote from: Jingles on February 04, 2020, 10:49:40 AMMost of my suppliers have ben told by fire Marshal that they can only have so much on display the remainder has to be in a fire proof vault. If you notice those that do have a large display of powder containers those containers are empty and you have to ask for the powder they go and get it from the vault "Ammo locker" as was th case at Hooked on Toys, Sportsman Warehouse in Wenatchee and the Big R/ North40 store in OmakThat's a new thing then, as I've always bought powder at Sportsmans right off the shelf without having to ask for it from a back room. Did some new Washington state law go into place on this that I missed? It's not a federal thing, because I still can buy powder off the shelf in Oregon at Bi-Mart and Sportsmans there just fine (just bought more last week there). I haven't been to a Washington location of Sportsmans in 2020 yet. So just curious.
Quote from: kselkhunter on February 04, 2020, 10:57:49 AMQuote from: Jingles on February 04, 2020, 10:49:40 AMMost of my suppliers have ben told by fire Marshal that they can only have so much on display the remainder has to be in a fire proof vault. If you notice those that do have a large display of powder containers those containers are empty and you have to ask for the powder they go and get it from the vault "Ammo locker" as was th case at Hooked on Toys, Sportsman Warehouse in Wenatchee and the Big R/ North40 store in OmakThat's a new thing then, as I've always bought powder at Sportsmans right off the shelf without having to ask for it from a back room. Did some new Washington state law go into place on this that I missed? It's not a federal thing, because I still can buy powder off the shelf in Oregon at Bi-Mart and Sportsmans there just fine (just bought more last week there). I haven't been to a Washington location of Sportsmans in 2020 yet. So just curious. Not sure if new or just recently being enforced and was what happened last week when I was at Sportsman's and Hooked on toys and even harder to find 8 pound containers of H335.