My wife and I had been semi-regular customers until recently.  I went in on a weekday morning with my normal, small back-pack (less than 225 cubic inches, too small to hold a standard 8.5x11\" notepad) which contains sunglasses, car keys, wallet, epipen, first aid kit and a few other small items.  Upon entering the store I was asked to have the bag checked.  I've been in the store numerous times with the same bag and never had a problem.  I see many women go into the store with purses much larger than my bag and they never get asked to have their bag checked.\n\nMy issue is that if you are going to treat your customers like criminals, you need to be consistent about it or post a sign stating that bags may be subject to being checked.  I can understand wanting to check large backpacks and if the security policy was consistently followed and lowering prices, I could accept it.  However the prices in the store are generally 10-20% higher than nearly any other place I've gone.  Until now I've been willing to pay the premium for the convenience and selection.\n\nAlso submitted feedback via their corporate website but have yet to hear back.  So much for customer service and treating the customer well.  We will not be going back to Gander Mountain.  There are other local shops that can supply my firearms.