It is the company policy of not posting a 30.6 then saying you can't carry in their stores that is the issue. If not for Costco employee's Erik Scott wouldn't have been put in that position. As CHL holders, seems we are gambling when shopping at a Costco as to whether or not the cops will be called to arrest us. THAT IS THE ISSUE I have with these stores. I won't shop at one no matter what state it is in.SwimFan85 wrote:If I remember right, he wasn't shot by a Costco employee. He was shot by the police. Then the police justified their actions in part by saying that Scott had a concealed carry permit, but it didn't include the .380 Ruger he was carrying.seniorshooteress wrote:I see some are still shopping at COSTCO! How quickly we forget about what happened to Erik Scott.
“That’s a felony crime in Nevada” - Detective Barry Jensen, a homicide detective assigned to investigate the shooting.
It makes more sense to boycott Clark County Nevada. If you want to go further, boycott the big trade show in Clark County in two weeks. (January 18-21, 2011) You can even boycott every company that exhibits at that trade show if you want. That's makes as much sense as boycotting Costco.
Here's the list of exhibitors. http://bit.ly/9zRGkq" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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- Sat Jan 08, 2011 2:23 pm
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- Thu Jan 06, 2011 3:12 am
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I see some are still shopping at COSTCO! How quickly we forget about what happened to Erik Scott.boba wrote:I was in Costco this week and saw they have the Lumen Master super high intensity tactical flashlights in stock again. They're claiming 150 lumens now and I think the new package says it's a CREE XP-E emitter but no bin info.
Home Depot also had a huge bunch of the 6-led and 9-led utility flashlights for a buck or two. Cheaper in multipacks. Great for behind computers and under sinks where dozens of lumens is too much.
- Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:34 pm
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Went to my local Sam's today looking for those flashlights. What they had was a different brand."Element" no strobe just bright and brighter settings. I only bought I set. But they are bright.TexasGal wrote:Just bought two packs of the Serengeti tac lights at Sam's. The packages come with two flashlights and the batteries for $29. They are much like the ones above sold by Costco. I am extremely happy with them. Very bright and good quality. I can read the fine print on my mailbox at night from my porch. A very good buy for what you get.
