Possibly. It was a tacticool two-tone flat-top with tannish collapsable stock and barrel shroud.
WTF is a barrel shroud????
Stopped in last night, they hadn't unpacked ammo yet. They had, however, gotten in an AR variant. Didn't find out what exact model it was after I looked at the price tag. $1497!?! I said something to the guy along the lines, "Sheesh, you were selling ARs for 600 to 900 a few months back." He said, kind defensively, "Not this model, it was $1200." Eh, whatever, I say.
So I leave, and come back this morning to see if they unpacked ammo yet. AR was gone already! LOL . . . some people's kids.
On the bright side I did get a couple boxes of Winchester bulk pack (100 round) .45ACP . . . for $40 ea. Weren't they $30 or so not to long ago?
Don't get me wrong, I think 1200 is nuts, too, when they were selling DPMS AR's for 600 not too long ago. I'd rather have something plain jane that I can setup the way I want than some prepackaged deal that probably isn't even using very good accessories. <shrug> No need to take it personal, I found it funny and thought some here would as well.
Simple concept and yet people have such a difficult time absorbing it.
i can't speak to Walmarts prices on 9mm.....I haven't seen a box of that at Walmart in 4 months.
lucky butthole....
Ive been looking for fed 100rnd in 9mm or .40, and havent seen ONE
I'm gonna have a good laugh in 6 months when they can't move the stuff.
WalMarts are pretty consistent on pricing, and an M4 wouldn't be different in price between stores, especially the same state.
Why? Prices will go down if demand goes down and things stop moving.
This is how supply and demand works. Too much supply for too little demand and price goes down. Too much demand for too little supply and price goes up.
This applies to everything, not just guns or ammunition.
Wrong. Our Walmart (Shelbyville) has usually been about $2 more per box of ammo than say Greenwood. I asked about it and was told it was because Shelbyville was considered a rural location and therefor a different market. At this point I asked them to price match the Greenwood stores and they gave me the same BS about not having to since they aren't competing being in different markets. The manager had the same stance.....Needless to say I didn't buy anything there that day as I knew I needed to go to Greenwood for other things. Just bought the ammo there instead.
This is true about their 'different markets' thing. It's how they operate. As far as they are concerned the other store is far enough away that it's not an option, just as they wouldn't price match a physical store in another state - they don't think you'll really go out of your way to go get it there.Wrong. Our Walmart (Shelbyville) has usually been about $2 more per box of ammo than say Greenwood. I asked about it and was told it was because Shelbyville was considered a rural location and therefor a different market. At this point I asked them to price match the Greenwood stores and they gave me the same BS about not having to since they aren't competing being in different markets. The manager had the same stance.....Needless to say I didn't buy anything there that day as I knew I needed to go to Greenwood for other things. Just bought the ammo there instead.
We ALL hope you get the opportunity to laugh long and hard!!