How about us pro gun people unload our WalMart stock? On the flip side when was the last time you went into the sporting goods section of Target and tried to buy a target?
How about us pro gun people unload our WalMart stock? On the flip side when was the last time you went into the sporting goods section of Target and tried to buy a target?
What do you own stock in Wal Mart lol.....I hope the wise half boycotts the ever loving hell out of them. Gillette though it knew it’s market well also, they didn’t and it’s left a lasting mark in their financials. The fractional amount of business guns and ammo bring to their bottom line isn’t worth the risk they took here. They won’t miss the gun and ammo sales, they would have been better off leaving things as they were, you will see.
This is just a feather in the cap for me I despise Wal Mart in all forms, I am glad to see Amazon had taken a giant bite out of them, and I am glad to see this self inflicted wound.
This is nothing more than a ploy to gain political traction with the left. If they were to stop selling, they would have done so quietly. "Sorry sir, it's out of stock..."
But by announcing it nationwide, they already know the right isn't swearing off business with them within a percent or two... but if they can gain 10x or more back from the liberal havens of Target and Costco, it's a smart, but short term move. Eventually, people will forgive and forget and go back to the convenience of Walmart just like they did Dicks, CTD, Yeti, etc...
Will I stop shopping their? No. I haven't bought ammo at walmart since the Newtown shorts. I'll continue getting my groceries delivered there. It's just too convenient to do my shopping on the toilet, and having them load it all in the truck. I will continue getting my bang bang stuff at Academy and online. Occasionally at Atwoods, when they have a competitive price. Not sure about y'alls Atwoods, but while gun prices are good, ammo prices are Cheaper Than Dirt high.
But by announcing it nationwide, they already know the right isn't swearing off business with them within a percent or two... but if they can gain 10x or more back from the liberal havens of Target and Costco, it's a smart, but short term move. Eventually, people will forgive and forget and go back to the convenience of Walmart just like they did Dicks, CTD, Yeti, etc...
Will I stop shopping their? No. I haven't bought ammo at walmart since the Newtown shorts. I'll continue getting my groceries delivered there. It's just too convenient to do my shopping on the toilet, and having them load it all in the truck. I will continue getting my bang bang stuff at Academy and online. Occasionally at Atwoods, when they have a competitive price. Not sure about y'alls Atwoods, but while gun prices are good, ammo prices are Cheaper Than Dirt high.
Thats one of the great things about our nation. We not only have the freedom to express our own thoughts, but our society encourages it.
The true winners are the ones who can set aside personal beliefs, long enough to consider other possibilities, and then act with confidence.
The true winners are the ones who can set aside personal beliefs, long enough to consider other possibilities, and then act with confidence.
Oddly enough the open carry ban doesn’t bother me as much, I find open carry silly but that’s just me
Can't remember last time I bought ammo at WM. Always go to Academy, sometimes online...open carry ban doesn't bother me either.
Just got back from nearby Walmart (They had .16cpr Federal 9MM Champion) I talked to the associate about them not carrying handgun ammo anymore and he told me that it wasn't true. He said, indeed, that Walmart will stop carrying 223/556 ammo, but that the internal corporate memo said that was the only ammo they would no longer carry once current stock is sold. He said that handgun amm would continue to be sold. So who knows. Maybe the story is wrong, or they are trying to get the rabid anti-2A people to back off a bit.
Last time I looked at handguns in the Claremore Atwood's a couple weeks ago it appeared that every gun had been drug to and from the safe with a rake via the parking lot. Maybe they just pile em all in an Atwood's bucket.
Looks like Kroger is following Walmart regardIng open carry.
Walmart to stop selling handgun ammunition - Los Angeles Times
https://www.latimes.com › business › story › walmart-to-stop-selling-hand...
7 hours ago - The Bentonville, Ark.-based retailer said Tuesday that it will stop selling short-barrel and handgun ammunition after it runs out of its current inventory. It will also discontinue handgun sales in Alaska, marking its complete exit from handguns and allowing it to focus on hunting rifles and related ammunition only
https://www.latimes.com › business › story › walmart-to-stop-selling-hand...
7 hours ago - The Bentonville, Ark.-based retailer said Tuesday that it will stop selling short-barrel and handgun ammunition after it runs out of its current inventory. It will also discontinue handgun sales in Alaska, marking its complete exit from handguns and allowing it to focus on hunting rifles and related ammunition only
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