Midway customer service is outstanding. For those of you with Birthdays and no notice of discounts I would call them direct. This has happened to me in the past, and they have always extended the offer to me. I've been a member of Midway since 1991 and they have always treated me well. As far as the coupon codes, they didn't always offer those and it sure is nice when they do, but they are under no obligation to do so. Did you know that Midway has one of the best return policies in the industry? I bought some bullets in the late 90's and never opened the box, I called up Midway and asked if I could exchange them for another product and they said "no problem"; who else would do that? It is this kind of service that keeps me coming back to Midway year after year. True, they are not always the cheapest, but you're not just buying a product, you are buying customer service and you are supporting a company that has supported the shooting sports industry in ways that many other companies don't. They were one of the first (if not the first) to come out with an NRA roundup program and have given millions of dollars to the NRA and other programs. Right now I have a Spuhr mount sitting in my cart and waiting for a coupon code myself, but that doesn't mean I won't buy anything from them.
It just seems that some posters have made ridiculous posts about Midway that baffle me. Things like "I'm not going to shop there anymore if they don't offer coupons", come on folks, this is just plain silly. You don't shop at a store because you have had bad experiences, they price gouge, they support liberal causes, etc. but to bash a company because it doesn't offer a coupon, seriously? Listen, if you can find the product for cheaper elsewhere, then buy it somewhere else, that's our free market society, that promotes competition, there is nothing wrong with that, but to say that Midway is "this or that" in a negative way simply because they didn't offer you a coupon, well then that says a lot about how much the liberal mindset has seeped into our culture with the "I deserve this" attitude.
