Walmart will stop selling handgun ammo.

Even though you can do better on line and without tax:

https://www.9news.com/amp/article/ne...e-20b091dd9b61

Good time to be Sportsman's Warehouse.

Was mentioned in the El Paso Shooting thread since it was related.

Indeed but still way over priced. I wonder if they will still sell at same price?

Will they still sell me 9mm for my carbines? Or 22LR for my rifles?

What if I've got a T/C 30-30 pistol? Will they make me promise not to use 30-30 ammo I buy there in my pistol?

Meh. Never shop there anyway. Support your local small business instead.

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Originally Posted by Circuits

Will they still sell me 9mm for my carbines? Or 22LR for my rifles?

What if I've got a T/C 30-30 pistol? Will they make me promise not to use 30-30 ammo I buy there in my pistol?

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Yeah, for T/C just about any caliber is a handgun round. 45-70 even.

I kind of miss my contender. I had a handful of barrels in really cool calibers like 7 TCU, 30 Herrett, 22 K Hornet, 300 Whisper, etc.

A friend of a friend had a lone eagle pistol chambered in 30-06. That thing would throw a fireball the size of a Volkswagen.

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Originally Posted by electronman1729

Indeed but still way over priced. I wonder if they will still sell at same price?

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Probably sell the remaining stock at the typical price for a month or so, then clearance it out to get it out of their system. That would be my guess.

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Originally Posted by electronman1729

Even though you can do better on line and without tax:

https://www.9news.com/amp/article/ne...e-20b091dd9b61

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The days of online ammunition sales are numbered; and if you haven't purchased in awhile, we are getting taxed on all online purchases.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

Yeah, for T/C just about any caliber is a handgun round. 45-70 even.

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There exists a "Thunder" .50BMG handgun out there.

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helluva brake for a handgun...