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Kevinf2349 wrote:

USA1 wrote:

Kevinf2349 wrote:Sports Authority at 646 and I45 has WWB 100 count 9mm, 38 Special and lots of 40 S&W however.......

I will never shop there for ammunition again. I was allowed to walk unaccompanied through the store to the checkout, then I was asked for Id (presumably to check for my DOB. Then I was asked to sign for the ammunition! Last time I bought some shotgun slug there (admittedly a couple of months ago) I didn't have to show or sign anything.

Is this a new 'rule'? If it is....I don't like it, not one little bit.

you should have signed - Curtis E. Flush

What next? Fingerprints?

nah , they can just scan your chip that gets implanted when you get the flu shot .

Kevinf2349 wrote:Sports Authority at 646 and I45 has WWB 100 count 9mm, 38 Special and lots of 40 S&W however.......

I will never shop there for ammunition again. I was allowed to walk unaccompanied through the store to the checkout, then I was asked for Id (presumably to check for my DOB. Then I was asked to sign for the ammunition! Last time I bought some shotgun slug there (admittedly a couple of months ago) I didn't have to show or sign anything.

Is this a new 'rule'? If it is....I don't like it, not one little bit.

Sign for ammo???? That's the silliest thing I've ever heard of! I would have refused, not paid for it and gone some place else.

joe817 wrote:

Kevinf2349 wrote:Sports Authority at 646 and I45 has WWB 100 count 9mm, 38 Special and lots of 40 S&W however.......

I will never shop there for ammunition again. I was allowed to walk unaccompanied through the store to the checkout, then I was asked for Id (presumably to check for my DOB. Then I was asked to sign for the ammunition! Last time I bought some shotgun slug there (admittedly a couple of months ago) I didn't have to show or sign anything.

Is this a new 'rule'? If it is....I don't like it, not one little bit.

Sign for ammo???? That's the silliest thing I've ever heard of! I would have refused, not paid for it and gone some place else.

I was too stunned. I bought it and swore never to return, Wally World at least doesn't ask for your inside leg measurement when you buy ammo.

No more Sports Authority for me, no wonder they have ammo! To me they may as well post a 30.06 cos I won't buy from them again.

No kidding Kevin! That's gotta be company policy, as I've NEVER signed for any ammo in my entire lifetime. They must be headquartered up north somewhere or out in Kalifornia....I think they have to do that over there.

Kevinf2349 wrote: What next? Fingerprints?

Who would have thunk it... Kalifornia was already over the deep edge... barring you from WILLING your firearms to someone just shows how nuts they really are.

joe817 wrote:They must be headquartered up north somewhere or out in Kalifornia....I think they have to do that over there.

That bill was just signed by the Governator. It will go into effect in 2011.

Date and time of sighting: Monday, 10/19/09 @ 810 PM.
Site: Wal-Mart, FM3040/Hebron Parkway, Lewisville (near Vista Ridge Mall), Denton County.

.357, .38, .380, .45 - None.

9mm - Federal brand, 50 rounds each. A large quantity is available since the
clerk broke open a new case for me. $9.47 per box.

.40 - Federal brand, 50 rounds each. There were 16 boxes in sight. They might
have had more in a fresh case. $12.97 each, IIRC.

Anyone who's going to Friendswood on 10/24/09: I have 4 boxes, 50 rounds each,
of .40 Federal. I bought it for a friend with an XD40 so we could go to the range,
but it's never happened. $12.47 each + tax = $53.87.

SIA

Wal Mart in college station had a bunch 100 pack WWB .40 for $33

Two weeks ago I bought them out of 100 pack WWB .45 ACP for $37

This morning they had 100 pack Federal .223 for $38

10.24.2009

I left a few 100 pack .223s for anyone. :)

Went by a gun store in San Antonio that I had not visited previously. They had WWB .45 100 rnds for sale. When I asked the price, nearly choked (or nearly burst out laughing--I couldn't decide which!). The price, you ask? About $75. Are you kidding me??? I'll stick with Wally World for about half that.

RiverCity.45 wrote:Went by a gun store in San Antonio that I had not visited previously. They had WWB .45 100 rnds for sale. When I asked the price, nearly choked (or nearly burst out laughing--I couldn't decide which!). The price, you ask? About $75. Are you kidding me??? I'll stick with Wally World for about half that.

what tha !

Pearland Walmart 35 just north of 518 about 2 hours ago.

45 acp - couple of boxes
25 auto - one box 50 rd
32 auto - one box 50 rd
40 s&w - lots
357 sig - couple of boxes
357 magnum - one box
44 rem mag
9mm - LOTS

I bought 400 rounds of WWB 9mm and 50 rounds of .38 spl for $99 plus tax. The 50 rd box of .38 was $15.

joe817 wrote:No kidding Kevin! That's gotta be company policy, as I've NEVER signed for any ammo in my entire lifetime. They must be headquartered up north somewhere or out in Kalifornia....I think they have to do that over there.

Actually, there was a federal requirement, possibly part of GCA 1968, that ended in 1986, that required all handgun ammo purchases to be logged into a bound book similar to that used for firearms.

Purchaser info was definitely recorded. Can't recall for sure whether signature was required.

The Wal-Mart in Spring @ Kuykendahl and FM2920 has Federal .40S&W FMJ 50ct. boxes overflowing into the space of the other non-existent calibers. They have had at least 15-20 boxes just about every day for the last three weeks. I have gladly helped reduce their overstock situation (14 boxes), but the keep reproducing.
Two boxes are roughly the same price as the 100ct WWB. They had about eight 50ct. boxes of the Federal 9mm yesterday, but I doubt they are still there today.

pdubyoo wrote:The Wal-Mart in Spring @ Kuykendahl and FM2920 has Federal .40S&W FMJ 50ct. boxes overflowing into the space of the other non-existent calibers. They have had at least 15-20 boxes just about every day for the last three weeks. I have gladly helped reduce their overstock situation (14 boxes), but the keep reproducing.
Two boxes are roughly the same price as the 100ct WWB. They had about eight 50ct. boxes of the Federal 9mm yesterday, but I doubt they are still there today.

I hope this is a problem that keeps on getting bigger. Maybe we can get back to the good old days of 8 dollar per 50 wwb.

I've seen more ammo in the last couple of weeks since last summer, including some range .380, but like you said, we need the pricing to go back to pre-election.