Business ProfileforRed's Indoor Range

7/4 came to purchase a rifle. Sales person let me know that I needed a hunting license to make the transaction. I went home and back, they have charged my card and then informed me that I needed a printed I-94 form too. It's downloadable, but the Sales person, his name was ***, refused to print it in store and advised to go back home again for it. I couldn't spend more time on it that day so I told Vee so (politely) and asked them to do the charge back (politely).Days passed and yesterday, July 8th I was able to get back to Reds Indoor Range ********* to buy that lever action. Sales person almost completed the transaction but then they saw a note left by that shift manager Vee on my customer account profile. I didn't know what that note was, but they asked me to come again the next day, i.e. today, so Vee's shift would complete it. Today, July 9th I came to the store again and *** informed me that they won't sell any guns to me. When I asked why he responded "because I thought it was shady" referring to me asking to do a charge back on 7/4. When I asked what is shady about me not having time to drive back home for the second time that day he informed me that that was "not a discussion".I was polite, didn't yell or act weird and didn't intend to anyhow offend Vee or his colleagues on 7/4, 7/8, 7/9. I've ruminated whether Vee had a problem with me personally, but then I've checked their ****** reviews and they paint a clear picture of what kind of service their staff behind arms/ammo counters provide. Range employees there, by the way, are awesome and a pleasure to deal with. I went there almost every week. As well as their LTC instructor, **** - great person and professional.All in all, I had to drive to Reds Indoor Range ********* four times to buy a rifle, wasted several hours of my time and frankly now feel humiliated. Not counting on it, but I believe, an apology and a discount on that lever action would be a proper resolution to this situation.