Prices?Vic303 wrote:Last night I was at Academy in McKinney. They had a ton of Monarch .223 and 7.62x39 behind the counter. They also had plenty of bolt-gun fodder out on the wall 'o ammo aisle, and shotshells too. No .22lr though as I would've bought it if they'd had it.
No it doesn't. It seems like gouging by the very industry that we have all tried so hard to support over the years. They are in the drivers seat for now. We will see what happens once the panic stricken run out of room on their credit cards and the supply catches up with the demand.dmac wrote:
BTW---last year I think we all would have thought that was ridiculous, but it seems ok now.
With an insider on your team, you should be on top of any arriving shipments. That would be good enough for me. Even at full price the WWB at wally world is the lowest price for it anywhere I have found. UUURRRRGGGHHHH....I wish I had bought more on the occasions I happened into wally world when they were in stockRECIT wrote:I don't think the discount applies to ammo to be honest. I just had a friend that took a part time job for Wal-mart. He worked the electronics department, they did not offer any discount on ammo, tires, or prescriptions. I tried to get him to buy me a few cases of 9mm, but they would not let him buy it in bulk or discounted. Maybe just the dept manager or something but that was my experience. He was making $8.50 an hour and he has a 5 year military background and is currently is nursing school. So he is not just a snot nosed teenager with no qualifications or leadership skills.
.It might be worth it to work there just long enough to buy up all the ammo before it get's bought up by the customers. I figure I would only have to work there about a week to stock up enough ammo for the next 5 years.WEC wrote:According to the prices that RECIT quoted, it'll get you 17 rounds. Three hours and you'll have a box!boomerang wrote:What is that in 9mm?03Lightningrocks wrote:My now ex-wife worked for wally world 15 years ago and made 8.50 an hour to start.
