I just drove over to our two WalMarts. I asked them if they were suspending ammo sales? The guys behind the counter looked at me like I was nutz. Said I was more then welcome to buy all I wanted. Maybe they haven't got the memo yet.
I just drove over to our two WalMarts. I asked them if they were suspending ammo sales? The guys behind the counter looked at me like I was nutz. Said I was more then welcome to buy all I wanted. Maybe they haven't got the memo yet.
Perhaps you should read the thread again to see exactly who is saying what. Hint: what is on the shelf will be sold.
truth right here^^^^ H&H in OKC could corner the market on scalper prices for ammo.
Are we back to this dead ass(horse) again?
Yep...
After reading that New York is going to require background checks on individual ammo buyers I now understand WalMart's position a little better.
From the Outdoor Wire;
And despite the breathless news spread over the internet yesterday, you shouldn't be warning your friends to run out and boycott Walmart. Yesterday's internet reports that the world's largest retailer was not reordering ammunition in anticipation of the Obama administration's gun-control moves kicked off another of the instant firestorms that characterize today's instant information distribution.
Walmart says they're being hammered by something that company spokesman Ashley Hardie says "is inaccurate." She says the company's ammunition sales policy has not changed, even with the talk in Washington. "We're continuing to serve our customers as we have in the past," Hardie says.
Apparently, the report was kicked off when stores reported they were not being allowed to reorder ammunition. We've been told that the retail giant's computer inventory system won't permit the reordering of products they can't quickly source.
Although unspoken, the implication is pretty simple: Walmart can't get hot caliber ammunition either.
And despite the breathless news spread over the internet yesterday, you shouldn't be warning your friends to run out and boycott Walmart. Yesterday's internet reports that the world's largest retailer was not reordering ammunition in anticipation of the Obama administration's gun-control moves kicked off another of the instant firestorms that characterize today's instant information distribution.
Walmart says they're being hammered by something that company spokesman Ashley Hardie says "is inaccurate." She says the company's ammunition sales policy has not changed, even with the talk in Washington. "We're continuing to serve our customers as we have in the past," Hardie says.
Apparently, the report was kicked off when stores reported they were not being allowed to reorder ammunition. We've been told that the retail giant's computer inventory system won't permit the reordering of products they can't quickly source.
Although unspoken, the implication is pretty simple: Walmart can't get hot caliber ammunition either.
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