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surprise_i'm_armed wrote:

jedwil wrote:Congrats and great pictures. I did notice that your Federal 9mm is $.50 cheaper there. Got my plastic today and will head to WM tomorrow with LCR in Desantis.

If your Wally's is anything like those in my area, don't bother.

You can get plenty of 9MM and .40, sometimes .45.

But there will be no .38 for your little LCR friend.

SIA

Academy usually has some, but it's Monarch

Nothing against Monarch but it's a last resort for me.

Glamour and Star for the latest news?? I must be missing something!

Congrats on the plastic and Wally Walk! But I have to agree with SIA, I haven't seen an ammo stock at Wal Mart like that since I can't remember when! I was at Academy today and got the last 100 round box of .45 on the shelf. I don't need any .380 right now, right Joe817?

Careful taking pics in Walmart!

They are very wary and will ask you to leave at times. This site:

http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

has made them really come down on people with cameras. You can't get in trouble, but they can ask you to leave.
(ask me how I know)

Good point. I'm fully aware of Walmart's camera phobia but thought we could be discreet about it. We weren't. Everytime that flash went off I expected the boom to come down.

I'm not a stranger to getting kicked out of a place of business because of my camera. I just barely managed to get this shot off at a Central Market before being (politely) asked to pack up and leave. Of course, it was hard to be too discreet with a full-size tripod and DLSR. Don't try this at home.

Since then they've put up a sign saying "No cameras allowed".

I call it "Feeding Frenzy".

Cool pic! I think that red blur is me!