They most likely sell more in groceries than they do sporting goods honestly. So if this is true they probably don't consider gun owners being mad a issue of enough sales loss to worry about the decision. Now if places like Academy start saying they are gonna stop restocking ammo, its gonna be a huge problem cause then that basically only leaves ranges & gun shops selling ammo.
I had this thought too. The size of the ammo shelving in WM is worth literally millions of dollars. Maybe they are thinking of temporarily getting rid of selling ammo because they cant keep the shelves full anyway? Might as well have stuff to sell on a shelf with stuff on it?
It might make more sense for them to "only have it in the back" and be able to get it upon request only. I realize you have to request it anyway because its locked but keeping it in the back only eliminates the shelf space issue.
I've heard from customers today that they have have been told Walmart will no longer sell ammo. I will believe it when they take the ammo case out or I actually read it from home office until then i think a lot if people are full of bs.
No, no they wont.
Dude, that would take far too much effort.
Not sure if there is any validity to this. If so, surely they just aren't ordering until they see what may come from the recommendations.
http://cnsnews.com/blog/gregory-gwy...ends-ammo-orders-pending-gun-control-decision
http://cnsnews.com/blog/gregory-gwy...ends-ammo-orders-pending-gun-control-decision
Well crap. That the only place in town that carries .22 bulk ammo. I reload everything else.
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