9mm cleared out at Clarksburg walmart
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Ammo Jon
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They have no reason to discount, people buying them out at higher prices than online or through me.
Ammo Jon
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I’m not selling ammo anymore....
Biggfoot44
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There will always be a demans for actual physical ammo in real time. Aka if I'd wanted it next week , I'd buy it next week .
And Jon is great but ;
He lives on the wrong side of the state .
Everyone dosen't always need,/ have the Marginal Cash flow to purchase 1K ( or 5K rimfire ) , when they have a present requirements of a cpl boxes .
And Jon is great but ;
He lives on the wrong side of the state .
Everyone dosen't always need,/ have the Marginal Cash flow to purchase 1K ( or 5K rimfire ) , when they have a present requirements of a cpl boxes .
That's likely because there's less panic buying up there. It's not a "Hey, we're not selling handgun ammo anymore immediately. They have purchasing contracts they have to fulfill which means this will likely take 6mo or more to move stock. My guess is that they'll ship the remaining contracted stock to stores where they see more flow (eg, areas with lots of shooting sports enthusiasts) and let the outlier stores die on the vine so to speak where the handgun and intermediate round issue is concerned. I'd expect Fredneck, Mt. Airy, and Wally-Worlds in places similar to stay fairly well stocked up to the end.
ken792
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Buying ammo by the box at a store is like buying cigarettes by the pack or toilet paper by the roll. Everyone knows they can get it cheaper in bulk and knows for a fact they'll use it all up in the near future, but plenty of people don't plan ahead and end up paying a premium for the convenience anyway.
I know a few people who simply can't afford to buy full cases. Rather than not shoot for a few weeks and save up their money, they buy it at stores and end up paying more in the long run.
I know a few people who simply can't afford to buy full cases. Rather than not shoot for a few weeks and save up their money, they buy it at stores and end up paying more in the long run.
Ammo Jon
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I have plenty of customers that get together with a friend and split 50/50.
SKIP
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I will check the Eldersburg Wal-Mart this afternoon.
Never purchased ammo from them.
I am an avid reloader but buy Russian ammo over the web.
Never purchased ammo from them.
I am an avid reloader but buy Russian ammo over the web.
Ammo Jon
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Of course it's this. For all those who say they're going to "buy their cheap ammo elsewhere", there's no cheaper ammo elsewhere. As well, when competition decreases prices general increase
Walmart has said from the beginning they will sell their remaining stocks of ammo then cease selling certain calibers. No secrets, no conspiracies. People are buying the last remnants of cheap ammo.
GuitarmanNick
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The Walmart @ 198 and 295 hasn't sold any ammo in years. They acted like I was a terrorist when I asked where it was located in the store.
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The 9mm has being selling like hotcakes in a pot clinic.
How about if everyone simultaneously unsubscribes from their Walmart email list at noon on Sunday? Cross post to other firearm forums, etc.
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