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The new Wally World in Garland off of Northwest Hwy. has about 20 boxes of Winchester 9MM, 2 100 round boxes of 9, 5 100 round boxes of .40, and a lot of Federal 100 boxes of .223. I didn't get me two boxes because they were taking their time selling a bunch of fishing lures and a fishing license. I had to get on my way to work. This was around 12:45 this afternoon.

djwdjw wrote:
What is the deal with the .380 anyway?

The way I hear it there was never a big demand for .380 so manufacturing was kept low. In the last year or so P3ATs and LCPs became very popular so demand shot up about the same time the shortage of all ammo took place. Manufacturers can't keep up with demand of any ammo especially .380.

I ordered 250 rounds of Winchester Ranger LE in 357 sig from Ammo to go. Just got it yesterday. They had nothing in 380 or 40. Didn't check 9mm.

I stopped at the new Wal-Mart off Northwest Highway in Garland on my way to work this afternoon. There were three of us there drooling over the ammo on the shelves. I took the 2 boxes of .357 sig WWB. The other two guys took one each 100 round WWB 9mm plus one of them took a Blazer .40S&W. There were still about 5 boxes of the 100 round WWB and a 50 round WWB in .40. Not much else. No.357 Mag or .380.

I found two boxes of .357 sig at the Waxahachie Wal-Mart. I relieved them of both boxes. I felt lucky to get that.