Walmart...ammo

[lamuskrat]

Well they finally got a shipment, Gonzales, Prairieville, College Dr., and Oneal lane have the Federal Champions in .40 cal S&W now, I snagged my 10 boxes + some 9 mm and a 100 count of Winchester white box 45 ACP.

They might be slow but you can't beat their price anywhere unless your buying reloads)

Cudos to Wally world'
In fact I met the owner of BS (and his wife) there in WM tonight.

 

[spanky]

I picked up the only wwb 9mm 100rd box on the shelf.

Good meeting you.

 

[jbadjones]

I just picked up the last Federal 550 .22 pack for a whopping $20!!

 

[FD807]

did they have any .223 if so how much

 

[spanky]

I didn't look at the 223.

 

[CavalryJim]

I just picked up the last Federal 550 .22 pack for a whopping $20!!

It was $9ish not too long ago.

 

[Kraut]

I just picked up the last Federal 550 .22 pack for a whopping $20!!

It was something like $15.47 at the one in Slidell just yesterday.

 

[Guate_shooter]

If anybody is looking for some more 9mm target ammo, I have 8 boxes for sale, 4 (Blazer 115GR FMJ) and 4 (Monarch 115 GR FMJ) both are 50 rnds per box I had bought them at Academy a while back for $12, I will sell them for $10 a box, so the first $80 takes them (400Rnds). I sold my 9mm a while back and have no plans on getting another one sticking to .40S&W and .45ACP. Thanks.

 

[jmcrawf1]

Did you keep looking up on your way out for the black helicopters?

 

[oleheat]

Did you keep looking up on your way out for the black helicopters?

Oh come on- don't get paranoid.

They prefer to use unmanned drones now, anyway....

 

[dantheman]

If anybody is looking for some more 9mm target ammo, I have 8 boxes for sale, 4 (Blazer 115GR FMJ) and 4 (Monarch 115 GR FMJ) both are 50 rnds per box I had bought them at Academy a while back for $12, I will sell them for $10 a box, so the first $80 takes them (400Rnds). I sold my 9mm a while back and have no plans on getting another one sticking to .40S&W and .45ACP. Thanks.

PM inbound on the ammo .

 

[tupperware9mm]

I didn't look at the 223.

I am in lafayette and have had the pleaser of being in 3 wally worlds all had .223 @$39.99

 

[tupperware9mm]

Me typy too fast that should have been pleasure of being in 3 wally worlds

I am in lafayette and have had the pleaser of being in 3 wally worlds all had .223 @$39.99

 

[FD807]

how many rounds for $39.99

 

[flamatrix99]

Buying ammunition at a Wal-mart is always an interesting experience. I have resigned myself to wait until they run down the one employee on duty who has the key to the cabinet, and paying for the ammo right there, so you get to show the door-checker a separate receipt, etc., etc.

IOW, its pretty much a pain in the d^ck, but if you want to stock-pile cheap burrets, its the best game in town.

Yesterday, however, added a whole new dimension to the game. The clerk who eventually came to "help" me (after being summoned a half-dozen times over the PA) was an older white lady -even older than me, or else she had a LOT of miles on her. The point is, she was a grandmotherly-looking type. Not your typical "gun person", right?

Here's how the conversation at the cash register went, after I had selected my six boxes and was preparing to pay for them:

Clerk: "Too bad you weren't here last month. You could have gotten the last of the 'good' ammo."

Me: "What do you mean?"

Clerk: "The ammo companies have knuckled under to Obama; all ammo sold to civilians nowadays will go bad in less than a year."

Me: "No kidding? Where did you hear that?"

Clerk: (Conspiratorial look around)..."My husband has friends in government."

Me: "Ah, so. Well, how can you tell the "good" from the "bad"?"

Clerk: "You can't. That's the point. Sign here, please."

Me: "Here ya go. Thanks for the tip."

She then pursed her lips and nodded, as if to say 'You're welcome; no charge.'

That made my day. This was at the Zachary Wally World, BTW.

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You the bastard that bought up all the 9mm probably!! None there today but I did get a box of .30 carbine.

The same lady has told me that I shouldn't pay for my ammo with a credit card because "THEY" will track you...

During the "oh **** Obama got elected ammo crunch" she told me that we wouldn't be allowed to buy ammo anymore shortly.

I try and avoid her... She always has a story about how "they" doing something.

There is a hood rat-ish looking guy that is actually pretty nice and will sell you more then 6 boxes.

BTW, you were actually buying factory ammo????

 

[Guate_shooter]

9mm ammo is SOLD, thanks!

 

[flamatrix99]

how many rounds for $39.99

100rds 55 gr FMJ Federal Value Pack.

 

[Adam490]

100rds 55 gr FMJ Federal Value Pack.

Wal-Mart in Hammond had about 10 boxes last Friday. They shoot very well. I don't know why, but ammo in Slidell is about $5 cheaper than BR and Hammond no matter the caliber....

 

[leVieux]

Gee,
I didn't realize that WalMart was a B.S. sponsor.
I last bought ammo from James Loque.
Support your local gunshop or gunsmith!
leVieux

 

[FishingBack]

Buying ammunition at a Wal-mart is always an interesting experience. I have resigned myself to wait until they run down the one employee on duty who has the key to the cabinet, and paying for the ammo right there, so you get to show the door-checker a separate receipt, etc., etc.

IOW, its pretty much a pain in the d^ck, but if you want to stock-pile cheap burrets, its the best game in town.

Yesterday, however, added a whole new dimension to the game. The clerk who eventually came to "help" me (after being summoned a half-dozen times over the PA) was an older white lady -even older than me, or else she had a LOT of miles on her. The point is, she was a grandmotherly-looking type. Not your typical "gun person", right?

Here's how the conversation at the cash register went, after I had selected my six boxes and was preparing to pay for them:

Clerk: "Too bad you weren't here last month. You could have gotten the last of the 'good' ammo."

Me: "What do you mean?"

Clerk: "The ammo companies have knuckled under to Obama; all ammo sold to civilians nowadays will go bad in less than a year."

Me: "No kidding? Where did you hear that?"

Clerk: (Conspiratorial look around)..."My husband has friends in government."

Me: "Ah, so. Well, how can you tell the "good" from the "bad"?"

Clerk: "You can't. That's the point. Sign here, please."

Me: "Here ya go. Thanks for the tip."

She then pursed her lips and nodded, as if to say 'You're welcome; no charge.'

That made my day. This was at the Zachary Wally World, BTW.

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That's rich. If it were true then we'd all sue the ammo companies for not disclosing the changes.