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They figure if you guys put up with Grapevine Mall, you'll put up with anything.

Sad the prices we consider on sale now. I think I've switched to online sales for good.

I never knew a retailer to swipe my ID. Not for booze at Spec's and not for beer at HEB.

Rockrz wrote:Just curious. Last time I bought ammo was
about 2003 down in Austin Texas on north Lamar
and they rang me up like I was buyin soda water
or something (no big deal at all)

More like buying beer. There's a minimum asge of 21 for handgun ammo and 18 for rifles and shotguns.

Abraham wrote:P.S. I haven't bought any ammo in almost a year. (and no, I'm not sitting on a stash either)

Either you were sitting on a stash or you don't shoot much. I'm not a master blaster but I go through a few hundred rounds of .22 LR each week. That's 10-20 thousand rounds in a year and I'm just a casual shooter.

Walmart at Kirkwood & Westheimer in Houston has a bunch of 40 Brazer Brass. $12.47 They also have 1 box of 44 magnum, some 50 round boxes of 22 (no bulk pack) and a variety of rifle ammo. The smaller stack above the 40 is 30-30.

I also see lots of shotgun ammo everywhere. One walmart employee said the bird hunters didn't buy much this year.

CTD lost my business a long time ago.

03Lightningrocks wrote:I don't like the end of capitalism I happen to be on with ammo prices, but I sure would not be one to dictate how anyone runs their business. I just wish there were some way to get folks to relax a bit. As long as folks are willing to pay the price, the price will keep going up.

Supply and demand. http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_F ... 3&p=248533" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I saw some cheap Monarch 9mm and I remember somebody mentioned it before. How does it compare with Blazer?