Military/Veteran Discount?
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Promotive and LEOAdventures discounts
Both Promotive.com - Pro deals on hundreds of brands with discounts up to 70% off retail which is free offers discount for over 130 retailer/manufacturers and doesnt cost you anything. LeoAdventures.com - Adventures in Public Service offers discounts as well for about 30 or so other companies and only cost $20/yr. both are well worth it. Promotive requires you sign up for a "team". that team is your job background. I am a firearms instructor and an active duty marine but the military team offers the most brands (132 total) and they add more weekly. Alot of these brands are 25-50% off or wholesale prices!! enjoy.
Both Promotive.com - Pro deals on hundreds of brands with discounts up to 70% off retail which is free offers discount for over 130 retailer/manufacturers and doesnt cost you anything. LeoAdventures.com - Adventures in Public Service offers discounts as well for about 30 or so other companies and only cost $20/yr. both are well worth it. Promotive requires you sign up for a "team". that team is your job background. I am a firearms instructor and an active duty marine but the military team offers the most brands (132 total) and they add more weekly. Alot of these brands are 25-50% off or wholesale prices!! enjoy.
ballayre
Walther_Man
Vet discount
Yes, the VA gives an ID card, which they will ask to see when we go in for health care. This card has always been enough for me to get the Vet discount. In addition to the other businesses listed, I have also been given a discount at Shoney's restaurant.
Yes, the VA gives an ID card, which they will ask to see when we go in for health care. This card has always been enough for me to get the Vet discount. In addition to the other businesses listed, I have also been given a discount at Shoney's restaurant.
I served in Vietnam in 1968 and was WIA, today my VA disability rating is 100%.
I get discounts at Lowes and Home Depot but the biggest bang for the buck comes from firearms manufactures. S&W gives a 40% discount, Kimber does have a program but you've got to call at the right time because they have a quota. Sig has a program and they even sent me the price list. All you have to do is ask, just call and ask if they have a military pricing discount program. I almost forgot Glock. I have a "Retired USMC" ID card and a VA medical treatment card. Fusion is a custom hand gun maker and he gave me a great discount, labor only was what I paid. Here's a peek at it:
I get discounts at Lowes and Home Depot but the biggest bang for the buck comes from firearms manufactures. S&W gives a 40% discount, Kimber does have a program but you've got to call at the right time because they have a quota. Sig has a program and they even sent me the price list. All you have to do is ask, just call and ask if they have a military pricing discount program. I almost forgot Glock. I have a "Retired USMC" ID card and a VA medical treatment card. Fusion is a custom hand gun maker and he gave me a great discount, labor only was what I paid. Here's a peek at it:
RedLegRider
New member
Veteran discount
Sportsman's Warehouse gave me a 5% discount just last weekend. I don't know if they would have asked had I not been wearing my hoodie and cap that has U.S. Army written all over it.
The lady behind the counter asked if I had something to show that I was a veteran, so I showed her my 3RD ID Society membership card and my VA card. She was very nice and thanked me for my service.
Ace Hardware in my hometown also gives a discount to Veterans every friday.
Sportsman's Warehouse gave me a 5% discount just last weekend. I don't know if they would have asked had I not been wearing my hoodie and cap that has U.S. Army written all over it.
The lady behind the counter asked if I had something to show that I was a veteran, so I showed her my 3RD ID Society membership card and my VA card. She was very nice and thanked me for my service.
Ace Hardware in my hometown also gives a discount to Veterans every friday.
Tackleberry561
Tackleberry
Alabama, Chic-fil-a 50% off......:biggrin:
ADK10mm
New member
Fusion
Hey VietVet68, Thanks for all ya'll did for us!!
How do you like that fusion? I have a DW was pretty good for the first 1000rds, then started having feed problems and the whole firing group gave way, needed a new sear disconnect and hammer, was going to take it up to have fusion do it over for me, but had a guy down here in Fl do it. If I keep I'll have fusion give it a work-over when I retire in 2013 I live about 4 hrs north of there.
Hey VietVet68, Thanks for all ya'll did for us!!
How do you like that fusion? I have a DW was pretty good for the first 1000rds, then started having feed problems and the whole firing group gave way, needed a new sear disconnect and hammer, was going to take it up to have fusion do it over for me, but had a guy down here in Fl do it. If I keep I'll have fusion give it a work-over when I retire in 2013 I live about 4 hrs north of there.
S&W645
NRA Life Member
Nice looking gun. And thanks for your service.I served in Vietnam in 1968 and was WIA, today my VA disability rating is 100%.
I get discounts at Lowes and Home Depot but the biggest bang for the buck comes from firearms manufactures. S&W gives a 40% discount, Kimber does have a program but you've got to call at the right time because they have a quota. Sig has a program and they even sent me the price list. All you have to do is ask, just call and ask if they have a military pricing discount program. I almost forgot Glock. I have a "Retired USMC" ID card and a VA medical treatment card. Fusion is a custom hand gun maker and he gave me a great discount, labor only was what I paid. Here's a peek at it:
dcselby1
Denny
I wrote an e-mail to S&W stating that I was an 18-yr disabled Vietnam Vet and they wrote back that the "only thing that they have at this time," is a Fifty or One Hundrded Dollar mail in rebate. Nothing mentioned about a discount at all.I served in Vietnam in 1968 and was WIA, today my VA disability rating is 100%.
I get discounts at Lowes and Home Depot but the biggest bang for the buck comes from firearms manufactures. S&W gives a 40% discount, Kimber does have a program but you've got to call at the right time because they have a quota. Sig has a program and they even sent me the price list. All you have to do is ask, just call and ask if they have a military pricing discount program. I almost forgot Glock. I have a "Retired USMC" ID card and a VA medical treatment card. Fusion is a custom hand gun maker and he gave me a great discount, labor only was what I paid. Here's a peek at it:
DavidH1
New member
I get Vet discounts all the time,hotels and several food places. The best way to prove you are a Vet is to belong to an organization.... DAV(life member) VFW, American Legion, etc plus you are helping other Vets in the process.
PaulIcemanMc
New member
I have my VA card (Dept. of Veteran Affairs) to prove my service...
