One way or another this is the end of it. I guess(?) even if a local store if out again, a person might confirm or ask if more is expected. I guess walmart is cleaning out the warehouses around the country. The clerk did explain that what ever does not sell (forget the date it is soon) will be returned to vendor. Federal 45acp aluminum case works out to $7.50 a box when purchased 100 or 200 rounds bulk. But as a for instance they had Federal 9mm $9 per 100. I guess these are typical old walmart ammo prices. Somehow, the stores have all restocked and there is another stampede. That lead to a run on the stores and it was all gone in 2 days. Walmart announced a couple months back they will discontinue sales of certain 'evil' ammo. Nutshell: Canton's Walmart's employees are hiding ammo under crap or empty boxes. I look at him and point out that the shelves are empty behind him so he better stock them up rather then hide the ammo. His excuse was 'oh that's where we put them when the shelves are full with stuff. So I told them how come you are hiding ammo in boxes under the counter rather then put them up on the shelves where people can buy it. I took them and made them pull out the box for me. So I of course ask what's that in his hand. But i notice he has a winchester ammo box in his hand and tries to hide it under a roll of trash bags. 22 mags not LR so I told him I can's use those. I replied that i need some, so he starts pulling some out but they are. I said 'oh ok' But i knew there was a winchester shipping box on below the counter (on the side with all the crap) that i couldn't read what the box said. So he asks me if i need any help, so i ask 'do you have any 9mm, 40 or 45?' He of course says ' no we haven't have any in several weeks now'. I know she was pissed because about two minutes later she got bitchy with another associate that tried to talked to her and she threw her keys across the counter in an attempt to 'get them to him' because she was about to punch out.īut it gets better!!! I walked back to the counter and shortly after a new ammo clerk punched in.

But the very first she did was get on the phone with somebody. At that point i decided to walk away a little bit and didn't catch the rest of the story. The very first thing out of her mouth to the guy that sold the ammo was 'I hope you didn't just sold that 9mm'. Here comes a gal that is obviously working the ammo counter. So I grabbed them all and she checked me out. Turns out what was stashed away there were 4 boxes of WWB 9mm luger value packs. He was willing to help me once I told him that the ammo is not locked (he first said he did not have the keys). Not too worried, I flagged another person. At first she was willing to help me when i said I just needed her to hand me the ammo as it's not locked inside the case, but when she seen the boxes and i told her that's what i want she refused and said she will have to get the right person because 'she can't just give it to me' So I flag first person down asking if she can help me, in retrospect I think she was 'in' on it. But by the shape and the fact that they were winchester boxes I knew quite well what they were. They were turned so that the caliber cannot really be read and covered with CD's and some other just so the tops are hidden. And what do it see there? About 2-3 boxes of some winchester white boxes just sitting there on shelve that was not glass cased. So I just walk around to check out the other inner side where ammo is not suppose to be, that's where they keep other junk and extra boxes etc. So i make it up to the counter and look at the inner shelves where all the ammo behind the glass and of course nothing. If you are familiar with the ammo counter it is one 'hollow' rectangle layout. That was about 1pm or so, so I had no expectations to find something. So since I'm in town for my dad's 61st I decided to stop in the local Walmart just to see if they have anything.

Walmart winchester 9mm ammo