Walmart employees not selling ammo after a certain time?

[Smash]

That's ironic.

Yeah, since you started this thread less than 24hrs after it happened to me. Creeper.

[Straight Shooter]

JUST this morning at 0630 I had the manager tell me they couldn't sell before 0700. I said "WHy? I was in here yesterday morning and bought a lot of ammo".
He said yes, he knew about that, and had scolded the employees for doing it. If I recall, he said something about it being a "state law".
I doubt that, might be tho.
Anyway, got 150 more rounds of 9mm this morning, $14 & change per box.

[officerX]

That happened to me here in Kentucky. The clerk told me it is state law.

I'm in Frankfort, where are you?

[aflin]

I'm in Lexington and it's hasn't happened to me...

That is not law...that is a load of Bull

[Wake27]

Yeah, since you started this thread less than 24hrs after it happened to me. Creeper.

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[dash1]

I'm in Frankfort, where are you?

A little South of Louisville.

[Crow Hunter]

I have seen that sign in Wal-marts in Tennessee before.

I remember this from quite a while ago too.

I haven't been to a WIC Mart (I like that) after 7 PM in a LONG time. I usually swing by on my lunch break if I absolutely have to go.

Seems I remember it being different between stores. I am pretty sure I remember it in Clarksville. (I haven't lived there since 2007)

[Abraxas]

I have experienced this before. It is not their most stringently enforced policy. Speratic at best.

[Split66]

Nope. I walked out with 1000 rounds of 9mm the other night @ 23:00. Guy before me bought 1000 rounds of 9mm and 5000 plus rounds of 22lr.

[Iraqgunz]

What some idiot has done (more than likely) is confused the times that they can run a NICS check for firearms with ammunition sales. There is no law that I am aware (at least in AZ) and they seem to have the same policies.

I'm almost willing to bet that if you ask the store manager or the FFL at the store no one will be able to show this so-called law.