Walmart ammo.....
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From: Bastrop, Texas
They built a new walmart here recently. I asked one of the workers why there was no Gun showcase. She said "Walmart was phasing out guns and eventually ammo out of all stores all togather"
I have no way to verify this. It was about 1-1/2 ago. They still sell bullets. Where as a the old Walmart just miles down the same road, they still sell guns.
BTW, try cheaperthandirt.com
I have no way to verify this. It was about 1-1/2 ago. They still sell bullets. Where as a the old Walmart just miles down the same road, they still sell guns.
BTW, try cheaperthandirt.com
WalMart is phasing guns and ammo out completely.
Get it while you can. Thanks Big O.
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check out georgia arms. they sell reloads and all of it shoot great. i shoot it a idpa and uspsa.
www.georgia-arms.com
www.georgia-arms.com
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check out georgia arms. they sell reloads and all of it shoot great. i shoot it a idpa and uspsa.
www.georgia-arms.com
www.georgia-arms.com
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Well I just added 200 rounds to my stockpile, cost me $60, I know it wasn't the greatest deal, but here in Parker Co, it was the ONLY deal, nobody has 9mm, .357, or .38 in town...
Side not, I'm going to sound like an idiot here, but I'm used to buying WWB, the 115gr. FMJ. I got Remington, 115 gr. but the are UMC and actually a little smaller bullet than the FMJ. Whats the difference?
Side not, I'm going to sound like an idiot here, but I'm used to buying WWB, the 115gr. FMJ. I got Remington, 115 gr. but the are UMC and actually a little smaller bullet than the FMJ. Whats the difference?
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wow. ill have to dig up some pics for you guys one day. im in the army, and im a licensed ammo handler, among other things.
i have pictures of tons and tons and tons and tons of brass.
everything from 9mm , 5.56 (reg and tracer), 7.62 (reg and tracer), 40mm grenade (mostly paint rounds in garrison, but we did get some actual grenades in iraq - not hand grenades- these are for the m203 grenade launcher), .50 cal (reg, tracer, and armor piercing, and up to 81mm artillery rounds.
i havent needed to buy ammo in like 3 years lol.
i have pictures of tons and tons and tons and tons of brass.
everything from 9mm , 5.56 (reg and tracer), 7.62 (reg and tracer), 40mm grenade (mostly paint rounds in garrison, but we did get some actual grenades in iraq - not hand grenades- these are for the m203 grenade launcher), .50 cal (reg, tracer, and armor piercing, and up to 81mm artillery rounds.
i havent needed to buy ammo in like 3 years lol.
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How deep is deep, just wondering, I have 500+ I would like to quadruple that. Then I would feel comfortable.
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ive always wanted to shoot a dragunov. i went the range today and they guy next to me was shooting an AK47. that thing was loud
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Give Mike a call. I've bought a good bit of reman ammo from him and he gives law enforcement discounts as well. Nice guy to deal with.
http://www.mastercast.net/index.html
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I bought my first Ruger .357 mag in 1985 (Security Six) for $190.00.
I replaced it about 1990 with a better .357 (GP100 in Stainless) for $300.00.
That same GP100 today is about $500 plus.
CA is the home of Senators Feinstein and Boxer. Need I say more?
BTW, I saw your request about permits in DE. I would suggest you simply call a local dealer and ask him for the legal requirements in your state.