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The Cabela's & Bass Pro Shops Black Friday Ad is Here
Submitted by:
David Williamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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This year will be the first full calendar year of the new joint Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s corporation. Since Bass Pro Shops completed the acquisition of Cabela’s in September of 2017, they have been slowly merging most of their advertisements and messaging, including their TV commercials. For Black Friday this year, a joint Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s ad has been released, laying out a number of great deals that can be had at either of the stores. |
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PHORTO
(11/19/2018)
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| I won't be impressed until Cabela's begins offering brand new Colt Series 70 .45ACP pistols for $500 or less. |
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