Black Friday Sale At Cabela's

[Photon Guy]

Usually at Cabela's they will have a big sale on Black Friday after Thanksgiving and some people will camp out in the parking lot since they do give out tickets to win prizes and so forth. I haven't been to their Black Friday sale since before the pandemic so does anybody know if they will do it this Black Friday and if there will be good deals?

[Rural Ruger]

Here's the ad. First 250 ppl get a gift. Deals were fairly "meh" in my mind, but to each their own

https://www.theblackfriday.com/cabel...ckfriday.shtml

[Daycrawler]

Just remember that Cabela's is now Bass Pro. If they continue to run the shit show that is Bass pro, IDK that I would stand in the cold. The place is going farther and farther downhill every time I am there. Basically, it has become one big disappointment.

[Photon Guy]

Just remember that Cabela's is now Bass Pro. If they continue to run the shit show that is Bass pro, IDK that I would stand in the cold. The place is going farther and farther downhill every time I am there. Basically, it has become one big disappointment.

Cabela's is now owned by Bass Pro but they still use the name Cabela's. I haven't noticed much of a difference from before Bass Pro bought them out, they price gouge on their guns but they did that before they were owned by Bass Pro.

[Emptymag]

Here you go.
Flip through 48 pages.

https://blackfriday.com/ads/black-friday/cabelas

[Emptymag]

The S&W knife set is $21.24 (everyday price) at Tractor Supply.
(I just happened to see it yesterday, so that's how I knew the Cabela "Special Buy" price was bullshit)

[Emptymag]

9mm ammo is only $6-$7 more than you can buy it literally anywhere else.

[Spaceballs]

New steel .50 cal ammo cans for $10. Don't know about the quality.

The cans are fine for storage but the lids fall off really easily. I mean they are supposed to come off if you want them to but they fall off every single time you open the.

I use Cabela's cans for long term storage since I never open them and they are perfectly well suited for that. If you want a can to transport ammo to the range get an actual military can. Less annoying.

[Photon Guy]

The cans are fine for storage but the lids fall off really easily. I mean they are supposed to come off if you want them to but they fall off every single time you open the.

I use Cabela's cans for long term storage since I never open them and they are perfectly well suited for that. If you want a can to transport ammo to the range get an actual military can. Less annoying.

How is a military can different from the cans they sell at Cabela's?

I've got a bunch of the metal cans from Cabela's and I mostly use them for long term ammo storage, or if Im transporting lots of ammo to the range. If its less ammo Im transporting I will use a plastic box to do so.

[Emptymag]

How is a military can different from the cans they sell at Cabela's?

I've got a bunch of the metal cans from Cabela's and I mostly use them for long term ammo storage, or if Im transporting lots of ammo to the range. If its less ammo Im transporting I will use a plastic box to do so.

Are you serious?
The cans from Cabela's (and literally everywhere else selling commercially produced cans) are made in CHI-NAH.
They are not built the same way. They LOOK the same, and they aren't terrible, but I won't trust that gasket to hold a seal the way a true USGI can will.

Also, the hinge area is not built the same way, thus the lids falling off that was mentioned.
I saw a few reviews on those cans that mentioned the exact same issue.