Walmart ammo availability thread - Post what you see available & where!

[Stol3n]

There's never a f***ing thing in the Cartersville store. I'm about to ride up there daily and hang out to see who the jackass is that's cleaning them out.

 

[draftpick]

walmart in Hartwell had a lot of winchester 5.56 and half dozen 40 rd boxes of winchester 7.62x39

 

[paintpolisher]

Fayetteville 5 boxes of 9mm in the 50 box left.

 

[WOODMAN]

There's never a f***ing thing in the Cartersville store. I'm about to ride up there daily and hang out to see who the jackass is that's cleaning them out.

I heard it was a inside job, just saying !

 

[paintpolisher]

Riverdale has 9, 40, 357 and 223. This was at 345.

 

[Grizz]

West Rome Wal-Mart has Winchester 5.56 at 12.95 per box. About 30 instock.

 

[k9SAR]

I like how the ammo supply is going.

 

[No2sc2]

Ammo industry is making billions.

 

[Tylerls1]

Ammo industry is making billions.

And still no ammo lol

 

[No2sc2]

And still no ammo lol

I saw Walmart get bunch of 556 420rds can in at like 20 walmarts around cobb county. Sadly I didn't catch any but thats the most I've ever seen them "in stock" since the shooting. Alot of big companies don't want to expand, they want to profit as much as possible. If they expand and reach supply and demand, they will have bunch of extra space and workers but not enough sales. Alot of them afraid to expand and market only run for couple months. If things stay quiet, by end of this year, things will be back to normal but with new price. $100 more on everything.

I saw a pattern. 9mm used to be $100 for 1k. When things went crazy, ammo was sold out for a while and people were charging more (like now) and when market stablized, they kept the higher price. I am seeing that 9mm will cost $280-$300 for 1k. THey used to cost $180 -$200.