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The WalMart in Mckinney on Lake Forest and Mckinney Parkway has not had pistol ammo, other than 22 for weeks now. Took a trip to San Marcos and the Walmarts down there had some of all the larger calibers. It has gotten to the point that that particular Walmart has nothing but empty shelves for pistol ammo.

Seems like with the walmarts in San Antonio it is pure "luck of the draw". When they do have what you need it is surely cheaper than the same stuff from Academy or from gun shops. For a while I was calling 4-5 walmarts in my area almost every day, but now I just go look at the ammo counter when I happen to be there. Good luck

The Walmart in Killeen had something like 24 boxes of WWB 100 rnd packs of .45 for $33 about a week ago and now it's all gone. Amazing!

bvmajik wrote:The Walmart in Killeen had something like 24 boxes of WWB 100 rnd packs of .45 for $33 about a week ago and now it's all gone. Amazing!

I bet it was all gone the day after you saw it.

i dont notice a difference when shooting wwb vs federal at 9mm but it seems the 45 in wwb is a little dirtier. Anyone else notice the same? Both are accurate and cheap enough for me when i can find it in stock :]

bvmajik wrote:The Walmart in Killeen had something like 24 boxes of WWB 100 rnd packs of .45 for $33 about a week ago and now it's all gone. Amazing!

I would guess that if any Walmart in SA had that much 45 it would be gone in less than 24 hours. I remember when I would see both 45 and 380 in the 100rd packs all the time....and it was priced less. Wish I would have known then what I know now.....

Date and time of sighting: Saturday, 1/30/10 @ Noontime.
Location: Wal-Mart, FM3040/Hebron Parkway, near V.R. Mall, Lewisville, Denton County.

.17 HMR and .22 - Tons of it, various styles and prices.

Both below are Remington UMC in the white and green boxes:
.223, 45 grain, JHP, 20 rounds, $12.27 each, 2 boxes.
.223, 55 grain, MC, 20 rounds, $8.47, 4 boxes.

.357 Sig, WWB, 125 grains, FMJ, 50 rounds, $23.97, 2 boxes.

9MM, WWB, 115 grains, FMJ, 50 rounds, $11.47, 7 boxes.

.410 gauge, Federal Premium handgun rounds, 2.5", 7/16 ounce,
Muzzle velocity = 1200 fps, Personal Defense, $12.97, 7 boxes.
Rounds per box = Unknown. Maybe 20?

No other pistol caliber ammo was in stock.

SIA

surprise_i'm_armed wrote:Date and time of sighting: Saturday, 1/30/10 @ Noontime.
Location: Wal-Mart, FM3040/Hebron Parkway, near V.R. Mall, Lewisville, Denton County.

.17 HMR and .22 - Tons of it, various styles and prices.

Both below are Remington UMC in the white and green boxes:
.223, 45 grain, JHP, 20 rounds, $12.27 each, 2 boxes.
.223, 55 grain, MC, 20 rounds, $8.47, 4 boxes.

.357 Sig, WWB, 125 grains, FMJ, 50 rounds, $23.97, 2 boxes.

9MM, WWB, 115 grains, FMJ, 50 rounds, $11.47, 7 boxes.

.410 gauge, Federal Premium handgun rounds, 2.5", 7/16 ounce,
Muzzle velocity = 1200 fps, Personal Defense, $12.97, 7 boxes.
Rounds per box = Unknown. Maybe 20?

No other pistol caliber ammo was in stock.

SIA

All I want to know is , do you have a photographic memory or do you write it down while at the store ?

I know I have to write that stuff down. My memory when it comes to that is 1 caliber, and one price.

USA1

I once thought I was wrong, but I was mistaken.

Yes, I write it down at the store. There's no way I could
remember all that data. If I don't have my own paper with
me, I find something on the gun area's counter on which to
write.

You know what they say:
"The dullest pencil is better than the sharpest memory."

I always use the same format too: Date, time, location, and the ammo list is presented
from smallest to largest calibers. Call me OCD - see if I care! I'll just wash my hands
20 times and ignore you!

SIA

surprise_i'm_armed wrote: Call me OCD - see if I care! I'll just wash my hands
20 times and ignore you!

SIA

OCD ! ..now get to washin !

USA1 wrote:

surprise_i'm_armed wrote: Call me OCD - see if I care! I'll just wash my hands
20 times and ignore you!

SIA

OCD ! ..now get to washin !

I take notes on my iphone on what is available when I post here. :)

Ways to spot a TexasCHLforum member at Walmart...

1. People who stand at the ammo counter and make notes of the stock .
2. People who walk around while someone is taking pictures of them.

USA1 wrote:2. People who walk around while someone is taking pictures of them.

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