The guns in the display case are non-functioning (they don't have a firing pin or something) the clerks are not allowed to pull out any ammo (which is in a locked area) to someone with a gun. They actually don't let customers HANDLE guns. When you buy a gun, it is brought up to you after you pay for it. (They are worth a LOT of money) A lot of paperwork goes into purchasing a gun not to mention a five day waiting period.carlsberg export said:wow thats surreal!!DeadFOAM said:Where I live, you can get handguns, rifles, and shotguns. All of varying calibers and gauges. There is also a moderate selection of accessories: scopes, lights, pads for the stock, etc. Not to mention the aisle of ammunition.carlsberg export said:like....proper guns?EverythingIncredible said:For my Wal-mart it is.carlsberg export said:is it true you can buy guns in wallmart?
But where I live, you can buy guns damn near anywhere. :\
big calibre make people dead guns?
so in theory you can go in, buy a gun and some ammo, then turn the gun on the cashier and say 'gimme all your money' ??
i doubt it but its worth asking.
wallmart sounds like it was made for a zombie apocalypse!
i shall have to go to one next time im in the states that are united.
Ya know sometimes corporations (and lawmakers) DO use common sense.
Wal*Mart would definitely be a good choice to go for the zombie apocalypse home depot would be better for the weapons dept.