Coworker was recently telling me about the 45 he bought of gunbroker and was due to arrive. Asked where I buy ammo cheaper than GM, I replied usually walmart when they have it. I completely forgot to give him the heads up. The next day he tells me the story, has to find someone to assist him, they have to call for the keys, gets 2 boxes and asks if it's for a pistol while ringing it up, he says yes, shows them his permit which does not have a 45 listed on it yet. Guy/girl, says I can't sell it to you. He was a little irked. So I tell him to respond that it's for a rifle next time, to save the headache, and he proceeds to kick himself for not thinking of that. Goes back to the same store after adding the new colt to his permit, and buys a couple boxes. Asks the employee about not being able to purchase days before, and if he would have said it was for a rifle, the outcome. Reply was, oh yeah, they would have sold it to you...

I try to have fun with it when they ask. Say lets see, am I going to use this in the rifle, or the pistol, this box is rifle and this box is pistol, can you mark them so they don't get mixed up in the bag....

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there, nuff said and they sell Ranger and HST which is leo only by manufacturers to civvies. Have fun with better tools to defend yourself at cheaper prices than box stores, generally.

I used to order Ranger ammo for my carry gun and nightstand gun from them, and the same from AmmunitionToGo too.

I think a lot of stores are going to this policy. Happened to me at Gander Mtn the last time I bought .45 ammo, luckily I had my permit with me.

I disagree. I think it's a ridiculous policy. They're not preventing crime, they're just losing money to online ammo retailers.

I say rifle, and if I get pushback I just tell'em I'm the ammo gopher (go for) for a group range trip

No need to worry about that anymore..........they're not reopening since the flood.

Everything was too expensive there, but I used to go in there to handle a few shotguns and rifles, before deciding if I wanted to order them online for cheaper.

I can see what you're saying. I still wonder what legal ramifications could arise, if any.


I honestly wonder if the kid hit a key or something and he unknowingly answered "pistol" for the "rifle or pistol?" question on the screen, because he never asked that, and even me asking him about it didn't help.

FIFY.

They absolutely reserve the right to ask whatever they want. I wasn't implying that my rights were being inhibited by their policy. They have the right to demand to see my PP if they want ( <––hehehe), just like I have the right to buy ammo elsewhere. Life goes on. I'm just saying that I think it's a silly policy that does nothing but lose them a little money (which I'm sure a company of that size doesn't give one little shit about).

No, sir!

Ive already had countless spiedie subs since moving back! Haha.

Shit, I actually cut up some breastesses earlier and they're bathing in Lupos sauce for the weekend. Fuck yeah.

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Some Walmart's have been known to turn down police officer's in full uniform including their holstered service pistols.

let me know when you come up, I've been looking for a new bbq place in town, in fact we were just talking about the lack of good bbq while eating mexican