Wally world ammo limit

[Aloha_Shooter]

I was told, the limit is so more customers can purchase ammo.

This. They held off limits last time until they got complaints that some customers were cleaning the shelves so they are trying to please as many customers as they can. Don't blame Wally World or other vendors for instituting purchase limits on a high demand, low supply product.

[mtnrider]

This. They held off limits last time until they got complaints that some customers were cleaning the shelves so they are trying to please as many customers as they can. Don't blame Wally World or other vendors for instituting purchase limits on a high demand, low supply product.

I applaud them for doing this as well as on line retailers. To many "profiteers" out there buying up all the stock only to resell it for 3 times the price.

[wreave]

That kinda makes sense. It's a lot better than price gouging.

I've asked a few different guys about the $20 100-box of 9mm that I've only seen once, and have been told they usually get 8-10 boxes at a time and sometimes one guy buys it all. So if this policy means I can find WWB or the cheapo Federal on the shelf occasionally, I'm on board.

[Singlestack]

Agreed. Under the current circumstances, their policy makes it more likely I can find something there on my way to the range. Well Played!

[alxone]

cebelas has a 10 box limit going right now

[joedelt]

i was in the WM at county line and 470 christmas eve and grabbed the last of the .223 they had. no limit at that point, but they only had a very small amount.
its .308 that i need and they said they are totally out but will be restocking after first of the year....

[RCCrawler]

I think it's lame, they are in the business to sell products, if you have someone standing there with cash in hand waiting to buy something, sell it.

[alxone]

the guy at cebelas said it was so everybody could have some .im ok with that seeing as it meant i was able to pick up a little extra for plinking on christmass

[wreave]

I think it's lame, they are in the business to sell products, if you have someone standing there with cash in hand waiting to buy something, sell it.

In the long term, though, they need happy customers and repeat customers to stay in business. If every time you go, the shelves are bare, you'll start going somewhere else. Then, you won't be in the store to spend your money on all the high-margin stuff. For Wal-Mart, one guy buying ten boxes is not nearly so good as five guys buying two. The five guys will buy more other stuff.

This is a policy that serves both customer service and profitability (in contrast to Dick's, which is a policy which serves neither).

Unrelated: typing this message took me twice as long as it should have, because I kept getting distracted by your avatar.

[jreifsch80]

Cabelas 10 box limit is funny because it means I can only buy 5000 rounds of 7.62x39 (it also applies to their 500 round value packs of herters which is Tula by the way)