There was some old law regarding bait and switch where they advertise items for sale prices but then don't stock them but that is a tough case to make because their policy may very well be "we don't sell displays for liability reasons", which I've heard companies say before.

There is no statute that says they have to sell display items and no case law either. I suspect that this is one of those urban myths, like the 3 day right to cancel a contract, that had some basis in fact but is not as inclusive as people believe.

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