Fort Worth, Texas, USA –-(Ammoland.com)- Cheaper Than Dirt! recently announced that it was temporarily suspending online sales of firearms pending a review of its order processing and procedures.
Well-known for its ability to process and ship orders within 24 hours, online sales have skyrocketed to a point where it may take up to 72 hours for firearms and other items to ship.
“In light of recent events, we believe it is prudent to review our policies and procedures to ensure we can continue to provide the products and firearms our customers demand,” said Chief Operations Officer Roberta Wilson.
“We will resume online sales once we update our process and continue as we have always done by shipping firearms only to FFL dealers.”
Ms. Wilson closed with, “As a long-time supporter of the Second Amendment, we will continue to serve the needs of the firearms community while ensuring our unsurpassed level of quality and customer service.”
Cheaper Than Dirt! prides itself on being America’s Ultimate Shooting Sports Discounter since 1993. Cheaper Than Dirt! boasts over 100,000 items available for purchase through their Web site and catalog. Articles, photos and videos appear daily on the Shooter’s Log at www.CheaperThanDirt.com/blog
lol ctd has record sales since obama opened his mouth. the are over loaded with orders and unable to keep up what does that say about all you DA who are foycotting them. i bough some of there mags for 30$ and sold them online used for $100.00 keep boycoting ill take advantage while i can.
CTD…It seems you and the POTUS are on the same page when there is a good crisis…never let it go to waste….I hope you have to file for Chapter 13 due to loss of business….you should be ashamed.
i see that that they still take ads from
ARMLITE they should give the money back
well they just lost my business.i can`t do business with a company that will not sell,
just to be on the band wagon and to be P.C.
Very sad and spineless what you did you have lost our business
It is disgraceful. Nobody is going to pay fifty bucks for a BX-25 magazine. 900 dollars for 1000 rounds of 5.56, really? Shame on CTD.