Wal-Mart to stop selling AR-15s and similar weapons
White hawk
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Posted 11:40 pm, 01/12/2016
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Not news. First announced last summer
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underdog2
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Posted 7:27 pm, 01/12/2016
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Now the local gun dealers are rid of this competition.
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Joseph T.
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Posted 8:48 am, 01/11/2016
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So did the one in West Jefferson the guy behind the counter said it was because they didn't sell very many. Ar15 parts are so cheap that you can build one cheaper and have it set up the way you want instead of what a store carries.
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snapshot
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Posted 8:21 am, 01/11/2016
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the wilkesboro and elkin walmart quit selling them a good while back. at least 3-4 months ago or longer.
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redfly
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Posted 8:31 pm, 01/10/2016
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Its going to get worse, a LOT WORSE !!!
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Emotionalreasoning
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Posted 8:30 pm, 01/10/2016
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It is funny that no one understands the significance of this.
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Emotionalreasoning
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Posted 8:06 pm, 01/10/2016
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Do people seriously not know why this is going on?? This is sad - more so, because people do not know what is going on right now. Keep watching, "Dancing with the Stars", people!!!
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Joseph T.
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Posted 7:28 pm, 08/26/2015
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Why is that they are no more dangerous than hunting rifles.
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kenc
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Posted 6:12 pm, 08/26/2015
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Glad they're not selling them anymore, I don't care why.
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AgentArcher
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Posted 6:05 pm, 08/26/2015
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The lack of demand is because they were selling crap models and people figured that out
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logger#1
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Posted 5:36 pm, 08/26/2015
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Where is all the .22 shells have they stopped selling them?
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sparkling water
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Posted 3:17 pm, 08/26/2015
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Well dang it. Now I can't go snipe huntin.
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Runkle
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Posted 3:11 pm, 08/26/2015
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I don't understand why you think this is newsworthy. It says because of lack of demand, not because of some victory for libtards.
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Eat at Moes
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Posted 3:03 pm, 08/26/2015
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http://bigstory.ap.org/arti...ar-weapons
NEW YORK (AP) � Wal-Mart says it will stop selling the AR-15 and other semi-automatic weapons at its stores because fewer people are buying them.
The retailer says it will replace them with more hunting rifles and shot guns. Wal-Mart spokesman Kory Lundberg says the semi-automatic weapons were sold at fewer than a third of its 4,600 U.S. stores.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is removing the semi-automatic weapons this week as it prepares its stores for fall merchandise. The Bentonville, Arkansas, company says it made the decision earlier this year.
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