Why a restocking fee on returns?!

[Enduster]

As a consumer, my first impressions revolve around a good return policy. I, for one, rarely second my decisions one a product once it is purchased and taken home. Therefore, a good return policy (without a restocking fee) gives me piece of mind on purchases. Furthermore, I will continue doing business with vendors of which provide a hassle free return-independent of a 10-15% restocking fee. I will find myself shopping with confidence- as i know I can rest assured on a good return policy.in other words, I truly disagree on your return policy. Just my .02 cents RifleGear!

[gt86]

Don't buy **** you're not even sure you want? pretty simple concept.

Not sure where this mentality came from that everywhere needs to be like Walmart and take everyone's crap back for whatever reason.

just my .02 cents

[BumBum]

There are a number of costs that a retailer incurs with returns. Especially with guns and accessories, these are high-priced items and the credit card fees alone are significant. Plus last I checked, RG does not deal with used items. Do you feel like paying full retail for a $2,000 gun or optic that some other yahoo took out for a test drive? Probably not.

[VictorFranko]

As a consumer, my first impressions revolve around a good return policy.

Your first impression of a business is the ability to return purchased goods without a small fee?
That statement speaks volumes in itself.

[rromeo]

It cost money for the business to pack the item for shipment to you. It also costs money for the business to unpack the items and determine if they are not damaged or otherwise unsellable. They have lost money by you returning an item.