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why walmart

Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 10:29 pm
by bevans
maybe i missed the thread but why walmart.

Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 10:35 pm
by Kalrog
Why WalMart for what?

re:walmart

Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 10:40 pm
by bevans
alot of the threads say that when you get your plastic that they are going to walmart. I just wondered why !!!!! Is walmart anti gun or is this just a right of passage. thanks Brian

Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 11:09 pm
by Commander
I assume that they are going to WalMart to buy ammo as it usually has the best prices.

Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 11:14 pm
by lrb111
Just a rite of passage. Sooner or later everyone goes through there. It's just that for most of us, we need to go there anyway. :lol:

Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 12:09 am
by quidni
WalMart (in Texas, at least) isn't posted, it's usually pretty crowded, AND they sell ammo in the back of the store. :grin: Thus, it's a good first place to go when you get your plastic, to "get your feet wet" in public as it were.

Sometimes folks go through a wee bit of "stage fright" or self-consciousness when they first carry in public: "Is it printing?" "Will anyone notice?" No matter how carefully you dress, you can feel like everyone is staring at that new lump under your shirt/waistband/belt, that is so very obvious to you. And if it feels that large and obvious to you, then naturally, it must be obvious to everyone around you, right? ("Mommy, why does that man have a big lump on his side?" "Shush, dear, it's not polite to stare." :oops: )

Walking through a crowded WalMart to get to the ammo counter in the back (or, just wandering around) is a good way to teach your subconscious that the world isn't staring at "that lump" and divining what it is. In fact, the folks are pretty much oblivious to your very presence there, except as something in their way in a crowded aisle. It's a good confidence builder.

Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 7:36 am
by dws1117
That is one heck of a well thought out answer, and much better that my reason.

My reasoning has always been just because. You have to carry now that you can, and you know you can find something at walmart that you need.

Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 8:53 pm
by Skiprr
quidni:

:iagree:

Eloquent, precise, and at-home.

You rock.

Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 2:20 pm
by zeroskillz
yup what quidni said.
'sides they do have the best ammo prices.

My first trip to wally world was just about like he described it.
-Zeke

Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 2:35 pm
by longtooth
zeroskillz wrote:yup what quidni said.
'sides they do have the best ammo prices.

My first trip to wally world was just about like he described it.
-Zeke
zeroskillz, you are new here & we all welcome you. I will quietly tell you about quidni. He is a she & we are very prowd of her.
As Skiprr said, she is Eloquent, precise, & at-home.
We have several ladies that are regular & very valuable contributers. She hits what she shoots at too. :fire

Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 2:51 pm
by Skipper5
quidni wrote:WalMart (in Texas, at least) isn't posted, it's usually pretty crowded, AND they sell ammo in the back of the store. :grin: Thus, it's a good first place to go when you get your plastic, to "get your feet wet" in public as it were.

Sometimes folks go through a wee bit of "stage fright" or self-consciousness when they first carry in public: "Is it printing?" "Will anyone notice?" No matter how carefully you dress, you can feel like everyone is staring at that new lump under your shirt/waistband/belt, that is so very obvious to you. And if it feels that large and obvious to you, then naturally, it must be obvious to everyone around you, right? ("Mommy, why does that man have a big lump on his side?" "Shush, dear, it's not polite to stare." :oops: )

Walking through a crowded WalMart to get to the ammo counter in the back (or, just wandering around) is a good way to teach your subconscious that the world isn't staring at "that lump" and divining what it is. In fact, the folks are pretty much oblivious to your very presence there, except as something in their way in a crowded aisle. It's a good confidence builder.


:iagree:

Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 8:08 am
by RPBrown
longtooth wrote:
zeroskillz wrote:yup what quidni said.
'sides they do have the best ammo prices.

My first trip to wally world was just about like he described it.
-Zeke
zeroskillz, you are new here & we all welcome you. I will quietly tell you about quidni. He is a she & we are very prowd of her.
As Skiprr said, she is Eloquent, precise, & at-home.
We have several ladies that are regular & very valuable contributers. She hits what she shoots at too. :fire
Better than some of us