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99% of the sporting goods section was dedicated to airsoft and BB guns...
Alas, the ammunition cabinet. Here were it's contents:
-3 550 round bricks of federal .22lr ammunition
-One box of 30-30 winchester ammunition
-5 boxes of assorted .223 ammunition
-One box of .308 winchester ammunition
-2 boxes of .45 ACP ammunition
...when I came back a month later, the only difference was that they had one more box of 30-30 and all the federal .22lr ammunition was replaced by
remington hollow point .22lr ammunition....
Now, what else did they have? One cheap centerfire scope and more skeet launchers than god himself.
Overall, the sporting goods section was just bb guns and shotgun ammo, along with a lot of skeet launchers. I am never going to wal-mart for my firearm needs.
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Sounds like that store found out what sells and what doesn't. If the ammo supply is the same as the month before then it must be a location where people weren't "going to wal-mart for their firearm needs" so they don't waste money stocking it. BB guns and skeet shooting seems to be what is popular in the area so that is what gets stocked. It isn't Wal-Mart stopping you from buying ammo there. It is all the people you live by.