Walmart...
...has just opened the door for nut cases to cause havoc in their stores,by having a gun free zone... Thanks MGT...no more reason to go in their stores...
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but did they? my understanding is they stopped the practice of "open carry"..concealed carry was not mentioned... 0 -
But fat male cross dressers in pink tutus will still be allowed... 0 -
discusdad wrote:but did they? my understanding is they stopped the practice of "open carry"..concealed carry was not mentioned...
Simply read between the lines.
And now several other big chain stores have jumped on the bandwagon, Kroger, Walgreens, and a few others.
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I seldom shop at WallMutt and I'm buying less from Amazon. 0 -
I am always amazed at the stupidity of large mega corps such as Walmart and Amazon. No matter what they do to appease these DEMOCRATs, DEMOCRATs will never like them. DEMOCRATs believe means of production should be owned and controlled by a centralized government. Truth be, they hate capitalism. So go ahead Walmart, alienate your loyal customers. 0 -
Say all you want about not shopping there. Around here it?s the only large store within an hour drive.
They?ve got the market cornered in many places. Nowhere else to go. Then again, there?s always Amazon Prime...0 -
+1, and I am not trying to defend them in any way, I think they are wrong in there ruling, but it is their business, also they are the only one of the major retailers still selling guns and ammo, unless you go to a gun shop or dedicated sporting goods store they are about the only box store still selling. at least at this point they haven't caved entirely like Dicks, or Kmart, ect........ Krogers can run off at the mouth all they want, they never sold guns/ammo, they have allways been anti gun I worked there 40 years and was not supposed to have a weapon in my vehicle on the parking lot while at work I hate wallyworld as much as the next guy, but Krogers is even worse...WearyTraveler wrote:Say all you want about not shopping there. Around here it?s the only large store within an hour drive.
They?ve got the market cornered in many places. Nowhere else to go. Then again, there?s always Amazon Prime...0 -
There are a lot of people I see in WalMart that I DO NOT want to see carrying a gun. 0 -
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Rural King has come out on the right side of the issue 0 -
".has just opened the door for nut cases to cause havoc in their stores,by having a gun free zone."
Only diff here is I have to put my vest on to meet their demands. Not a whole lot more "gun free" than it was before. It may upset the scruffy looking Dude who used to show up with some sort of pot metal semi-auto in a $3.00 nylon holster flopping around on his belt.0 -
Where did we buy ammo before Walmart came to town? 0 -
jimdeere wrote:Where did we buy ammo before Walmart came to town?
At the local gun shop - but they went out of business shortly after Walmart came to town - cuz . . . you know . . . folks wanted to save some money.0 -
US Military Guy wrote:jimdeere wrote:Where did we buy ammo before Walmart came to town?
At the local gun shop - but they went out of business shortly after Walmart came to town - cuz . . . you know . . . folks wanted to save some money.
Yep, reap the reward......0 -
don't buy much ammo, I reload everything I shoot, except 22lr. gotta wonder when some nut will make a bomb out of reloading powder/black powder and they will then want to ban it. either way better stock up now, its a lot easier to ban ammo or price it out of reach of common man than to ban guns, acheives the same purpose......... 0 -
I just stopped in Walmart to get some spray paint. The had plenty of .22 of different brands and types. Some 9mm, etc. but not as much as usual.
No signs that I could see about open carry.0 -
Ala law allows people to carry in businesses regardless what the owners say.
I personally don't like the law because it allows 18 year old to carry. Almost everyone I see carrying have the "hey, look at me look". No training is required and to me, this is a big no,no.0 -
hobo9650 wrote:Ala law allows people to carry in businesses regardless what the owners say.
I personally don't like the law because it allows 18 year old to carry. Almost everyone I see carrying have the "hey, look at me look". No training is required and to me, this is a big no,no.
Personally, I don't believe that every 18 year old out there is a beginner and/or immature when it comes to guns, and if training should be required to own or carry a firearm, we might as well get it over with, and put universal background checks on the books.
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+1. There?s this thing called personal responsibility. 0 -
It's all for fighting the idea in the mind of what is normal and Of course, the media and corporations are leading the fight.Glen Beck said the last mass shooting in Odessa was with a ghost rifle sold to the shooter illegally. Walmart is just catering to the fear and to gain more shoppers in the process. It's all
for The New left that's wants to destroy our gun ownership rights.
So a background check would have not done anything to stop him and if a ghost gun then the Fed's got lucky and found an identifier to trace the parts. In either case, it would not have stopped him. So gun confiscation is what they are after period. Think about it!
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https://www.cbsnews.com/news/odessa-texas-shooting-gunman-suspect-called-police-fbi-before-rampage-2019-09-02
Texas gunman called both police and FBI before deadly shooting rampage0
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