Over at Firearms and Freedom, Wal-Mart responds. I still haven’t gotten anything yet. If I get the same thing, I’ll let everyone know. I find that response to be wholly inadequate, and while I understand Wal-Mart’s desire to be a “responsible retailer” they were already doing that by following the relevant state and federal regulations in regards to firearm sales. This is not about being a responsible retailer. If you want my guess, it’s about opening stores in New York City. Wal-Mart is free as a business to decide these are reasonable steps, and I’m free as a consumer to shop elsewhere, which I will do.
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I got the exact same reply after I emailed them.
Same here, a no answer reply. I plan on a follow up later tonight.
Yup, the exact same letter was sent to me.
I got the same thing. Form letter response for something like this means I take ALL my business elsewhere…
Same here, I responded with: Bloomberg is dishonest and disingenuous with gun-owners, placing blame for his failed policies on other persons and even other States. However I understand he owns a lot of Wal-Mart stock.
Meanwhile you have lost another customer – I will support other sellers who do not cave in to his peer-group pressure.