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On Thu, 26 Dec 2013 10:31:19 -0500, Poco Loco
wrote: Most of the serious target shooters that I know are buying ammo in quantity when ever they can find it. Another cause for the shortages are the scalpers who are buying up the Walmart shipments at 6:00AM in the morning and then reselling it for profit at gun shows. They start hanging out at 4:30AM, borrow a chair from the sporting goods department, and then wait for the new shipment to come out. Everything is gone by a little after 7:00. Our WalMart isn't getting enough to make sitting around worthwhile. The only thing they're getting by the case is shotgun ammo, mostly 12 gauge, and some .223 rifle ammo. The pistol stuff comes in drabs - two or three boxes (50 rd boxes) of two or three calibers at a time. But, if I happen to be there and they happen to have a box or two of a caliber I shoot, I'll buy it. What the hell, it's cheaper there than elsewhere! === If you make friends with the department manager he can usually tell you when shipments of 9mm and 22LR are going to arrive and what time you need to show up. |
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