Walmart ammo.

[rromeo]

Some Walmart stores even have reloading supplies. The past few years, it's just bullets and dies. I did get a few lbs of powder last year though.
Rural King has a better gun and ammo selection. It's like a cross between Walmart and Tractor Supply.

[stormvet]

Some Walmart stores even have reloading supplies. The past few years, it's just bullets and dies. I did get a few lbs of powder last year though.
Rural King has a better gun and ammo selection. It's like a cross between Walmart and Tractor Supply.

[sigstroker]

Man, I'm envious. I only get to the range a few times a year. Partly because shooting on a public range at paper sucks.

[FatCity67]

how about some Coast to Coast before they became True Value

Loved that place as a kid.

[Killer Bee]

Loved that place as a kid.

me too! everything from model railroad building materials to balancing my bicycle wheels

[major burnout]

Way back in '01 or '02 I bought a Mini 30 from wally world for $463.

[Calif Hunter]

I remember buying ammo and a Remington 870 at Long's Drugstore in Fairfield, CA. Penneys also sold firearms.

[OCEquestrian]

Too many requirements to sell ammo in California. IIRC among other things, employees would require a COE to run the background check. I also don't recall any of the Walmarts in California selling firearms, even back when they sold ammo. Perhaps they might sell it again if the ammo background check law gets struck down.

Walmart DID sell ammo in CA when the background check was required. Walmart decided to not provoke the attention and ire of our democrat over lords in Sacramento. Ammo was NOT a very profitable product line for them given special handling, shipping and storage issues so it was easy to drop from a business perspective.

I remember the good ole days when 9mm WWB was $18.97/100 rnds and you could walk out with a shopping cart full of ammo you paid cash for. I found their 7.62/5.56 NATO prices were usually beaten by online sellers selling surplus ammo in bulk.

[k1dude]

I remember the good ole days when 9mm WWB was $18.97/100 rnds and you could walk out with a shopping cart full of ammo you paid cash for. I found their 7.62/5.56 NATO prices were usually beaten by online sellers selling surplus ammo in bulk.

Yeah, the 9mm, .22 LR, and 12 ga. birdshot prices were often VERY good. .223/5.56, not so much.

[Dan_Eastvale]

Up until a few years ago, after the Walmart shooting, they sold AR 15s here

[tomk556]

Walmart DID sell ammo in CA when the background check was required. Walmart decided to not provoke the attention and ire of our democrat over lords in Sacramento. Ammo was NOT a very profitable product line for them given special handling, shipping and storage issues so it was easy to drop from a business perspective.

I remember the good ole days when 9mm WWB was $18.97/100 rnds and you could walk out with a shopping cart full of ammo you paid cash for. I found their 7.62/5.56 NATO prices were usually beaten by online sellers selling surplus ammo in bulk.

I honestly remember buying that 100 round bulk pack of WWB for 12.00 a box in around 2006? I want to say the 45 was only 30 a box. Oh well.

[Mark49]

Yea, it's funny. They walk me to the door with my new, empty .22 rifle while I'm open carrying a P320. Ya just gotta laugh.

Thats pretty funny considering that employee @ 10 bucks an hour. Open carry state, he/she is making their salary LOL

[Glock23SD]

Too many requirements to sell ammo in California. IIRC among other things, employees would require a COE to run the background check. I also don't recall any of the Walmarts in California selling firearms, even back when they sold ammo. Perhaps they might sell it again if the ammo background check law gets struck down.

Walmart in So cal where I am located, used to sell firearms. I remember seeing rifles, etc. It was more for sports like hunting and used to be at the fishing supplies section. But I don't recall seeing handguns. But shotguns, etc. Now they don't carry firearms anymore.

[omega]

I remember seeing BERETTA M92's , SIG P226 , RUGER P89's at WALMART in CA.

[xrMike]

Sportsman warehouse in Chandler az is great place to get ammo when passing thru.

That sounds unethical, immoral, and possibly illegal.

But I'll remember it, for the next time I'm anywhere near Chandler.