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Wal-Mart is going to start selling guns again in their stores. This is fantastic news, way to stick it to the liberals.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Wal-Mart said Thursday that it is bringing guns back to many of its U.S. stores in an effort to lift slumping sales.
In 2006, Wal-Mart (WMT, Fortune 500), the world's largest retailer stopped selling guns in the majority of its stores, blaming slow demand for those types of firearms.
Wal-Mart currently sells rifles, shotguns and ammunition in about 1,300 stores in the United States.
Those firearms will now be available at about half of Wal-Mart's 4,000 stores.
The retailer doesn't sell handguns in any of its stores, other than in Alaska.
Some stores never stopped. No reason they should have to either. However, given that Wal-Mart's motivation is to improve their bottom line rather than standing on and supporting the principle of the 2nd Amendment, I would recommend gun buyers take their business to less fickle dealers. Support your local "Mom & Pop" gun shop!
Some stores never stopped. No reason they should have to either. However, given that Wal-Mart's motivation is to improve their bottom line rather than standing on and supporting the principle of the 2nd Amendment, I would recommend gun buyers take their business to less fickle dealers. Support your local "Mom & Pop" gun shop!
Anyone recall what brands of handguns they used to sell?
Walmart has not sold handguns; at least, not in the past 20 years, if ever. Most of the long gun/ammo sales are in the suburbs and more rural stores and not in city centers.
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