I need to know. Has anybody else been asked, when buying ammo, if it was for a handgun or rifle? My FIL just got back from the panhandle, and was buying some more 22WMR (since it was on sale), and was asked if it was for a rifle or handgun. When he asked why, the helpful elderly woman (who we've known for several years), said that if you tell them the ammo is for a handgun, it costs you more. So, the next time I go to buy 9mm or .40 ammo, it's gonna be for my "custom, single-shot rifle".
Does this sound odd to anybody?
+1 on that hellbilly. only time i remember ever being asked was for age restrictions
Never been asked what ammo was for. But, I have been limited on the amount I could buy.
just got asked that for the first time (in fla) the other day for some 22 mags and told em rifle, next time I'll ask why do you want to know.
not sure why it would cost more. heck, 9mm is covered though. just tell them you have a Colt Camp Carbine. 9mm rifle.
