It was nice to shop for ammo and such while the wife grocery shopped. Then Walmart went to the gubment asking for stricter gun laws. I grocery shop elsewhere now, and only go into Walmart if I need something I can’t find anywhere else.
It was nice to shop for ammo and such while the wife grocery shopped. Then Walmart went to the gubment asking for stricter gun laws. I grocery shop elsewhere now, and only go into Walmart if I need something I can’t find anywhere else.
I don't see the point in going to that anti-2A shithole welfare store, wait from some employee to open the case to buy some shitty commercial .223 ammo to save $30
"Not every thing on Earth requires an aftermarket upgrade." demigod/markm
"Walmart-free since 1983!"
I wouldn't shop there even if everything was a penny.
Last edited by scottryan; 12-20-19 at 14:55.
"Not every thing on Earth requires an aftermarket upgrade." demigod/markm
F#$k Wal-Mart. My principals aren't on clearance.
Originally Posted by Jaykayyy
1. Walmart carried both of those rounds, including Federal XM193
2. Not everybody who posts here is solely (or at all) shooting for professional duty use
3. Many who do shoot professionally for duty use are going to have and use duty ammo that is higher performance on target than M193
4. Many who do shoot professionally for duty use will disagree with your opinion that LC M193 is the only thing they should buy.
Oh, please. Derp of the year on a number of levels. Lots of high quality, higher performing duty rounds out there, lots of agencies mandating the use of such ammo, and some of these guys are getting the AE223 at $0.15/round. Do you really think it's somehow so "inadequate" for training use that it's not worth it at HALF the price of 193?
Reminds me of watching our state department of corrections do all of their training with Gold Dot. Thousands of rounds a year at nearly twice the price.
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