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After church today, my family stopped by the local Wal-Mart on the way home. As usual, I scanned the ammo shelves for anything worthwhile. Low and behold they actually had .223, along with several other in-demand calibers. I purchased 3 boxes as per the limit and went in search of my wife.
We returned a few minutes later, and a different associate was working the counter. I explained that I had already purchased my limit, but my wife would also like 3 boxes. I noticed out of the corner of my eye, the previous employee (an older woman, go figure) peeking around the corner. As the ammo was placed on the counter, she pops out and says "You can't buy those". I calmly replied that they were for my wife. "But you can't pay for those". "Ok, then I will give the money to her" I said, a tad sarcastically. "NO! You can't buy those, it is 3 boxes per customer!" This continued on for several minutes while I explained that my wife was a shooter as well and she was in fact a different person. The woman remained defiant until I requested the general manager (by name), then she "allowed" my to pay for the ammo, even though it was against their policy. She then stormed off muttering to herself.
I have been buying guns and ammo from this location for years and have never encountered this kind of BS. Anyone else had any similar experiences?
We returned a few minutes later, and a different associate was working the counter. I explained that I had already purchased my limit, but my wife would also like 3 boxes. I noticed out of the corner of my eye, the previous employee (an older woman, go figure) peeking around the corner. As the ammo was placed on the counter, she pops out and says "You can't buy those". I calmly replied that they were for my wife. "But you can't pay for those". "Ok, then I will give the money to her" I said, a tad sarcastically. "NO! You can't buy those, it is 3 boxes per customer!" This continued on for several minutes while I explained that my wife was a shooter as well and she was in fact a different person. The woman remained defiant until I requested the general manager (by name), then she "allowed" my to pay for the ammo, even though it was against their policy. She then stormed off muttering to herself.
I have been buying guns and ammo from this location for years and have never encountered this kind of BS. Anyone else had any similar experiences?