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Walmart announcing they will no longer sell (pistol) "short barrel" ammunition, BUT THEY will continue to sell rifles and shotguns.
First question is: What is their interpretation of (pistol) "short barrel" firearms?
Second question: How are they determining the difference between someone wanting .22, .357, .44, .45, .223/5.56, 410 and the list goes on, for a rifle or a pistol?
Third question: (Here in East Tennessee/ Southwest Virginia, Walmart alots only 1 or 2 rows of shelving for hunting/shooting accessories and only one or two display cases (10-20 total) for firearms.)
By only limiting certain ammunition they will quit selling are they trying to "ride the fence" avoid the reprecussions Dicks and Yeti received from the hunting and shooting sports enthusious?
Customers are already complaining about Walmart doing away with cashier's for self check out only.
Will people start looking for and return to shopping at custom friendly "Mom and Pop" stores that helped make America Great?
First question is: What is their interpretation of (pistol) "short barrel" firearms?
Second question: How are they determining the difference between someone wanting .22, .357, .44, .45, .223/5.56, 410 and the list goes on, for a rifle or a pistol?
Third question: (Here in East Tennessee/ Southwest Virginia, Walmart alots only 1 or 2 rows of shelving for hunting/shooting accessories and only one or two display cases (10-20 total) for firearms.)
By only limiting certain ammunition they will quit selling are they trying to "ride the fence" avoid the reprecussions Dicks and Yeti received from the hunting and shooting sports enthusious?
Customers are already complaining about Walmart doing away with cashier's for self check out only.
Will people start looking for and return to shopping at custom friendly "Mom and Pop" stores that helped make America Great?
