Went to purchase 300 CCI Large Rifle Primers - they would only sell a quantity (100) equal to the bullet count that I purchased. I explained that I had more brass to prime but no deal! So I opted for 200 Large Rifle Primers - both Remington. However I discovered that one of the Remington boxes was for Magnum reloading. They would not exchange. The counter "helpers" were rude and too busy for good customer service (have always found that to be the case. I don't haunt their establishment any longer. I may pay more but it is worth it to me to avoid that drive to Admiral and Yale.

Worst price gougers i have ever seen, even in today's panic prices. If you want to pay $100 for a brick of cheap .22 ammo taht walmart sells for $21, this store is for you. If you want to feel like you are in a dirty pawn shop full of junk & outdated stuff, this is your place. workers are rude and wont give you the time of day. go anywhere but here.

I get good service at Dong's. It's one of the Last good gun stores. This old man usually hasn't shaved for month, dressed like a bum trying to hobble through clutter with a walker with nothing to give me away as a good customer. I have never had a problem with getting anything but good service. It may not be a fast as I like but unlike the chain when I get my turn I get someone that knows what they're doing or they will find someone who does and they almost always have something to do the job I make sure they know I will buy from them. Not pick their brain then buy online. I ALWAYS wait my turn when their with someone else even an employee. I don't waste their time & they don't waste mine. But when I need help they are quick to give it as soon as they can get free. It helps in any to pick up a few things to buy before asking questions. I was able to buy Winchester Ranger -T 55 grain 223 & primers at the worst of it. Having what I need when no one else did was great.

I wouldn't recommend Dong's for bedside manner, they do seem preoccupied and sometimes troubled to answer questions. You can thank the state of our Union for that. The current demand for guns and ammo is strong enough to support them, with or without salesmanship. However, they do sometimeshave some of the scarce loads and hard to come by accesories that the big box stores may not stock. Their prices can be better too, just depends on what weopon you are pricing.

I wouldn't recommend Dong's for bedside manner, they do seem preoccupied and sometimes troubled to answer questions. You can thank the state of our Union for that. The current demand for guns and ammo is strong enough to support them, with or without salesmanship. However, they do sometimeshave some of the scarce loads and hard to come by accesories that the big box stores may not stock. Their prices can be better too, just depends on what weopon you are pricing.

Sorry to change the subject but.I have been buying reloading supplies at dongs for about 42 years .Not had any problems with how they treated me , but I do know what i,m looking for and what caliber my weapons all are.

A very unfriendly and disconnected staff. They act as if the sole purpose of your visit is to make their lives miserable by getting them off of their backside to help you. What a bunch of jerks!