Wally World Walk

[inccwchris]

Took my buddy Jake on his first armed Wallly World Walk today, His license to carry came in on Saturday. He OC'ed his 1911 and I had my PT92. Nothing bad happened. I had an elderly woman ask me what headlights went in her car so I called Auto Zone and checked with them then gave her the right one off the shelf. She then asked if I would mind installing it for her and of course, who am I to tell a nice old lady no? So we put it in her car for her then begain browsing the ammo aisle. They had some .40, note, I said had, I now have it. Then found some cool Mossy Oak stuff and spent time in camping/hunting stuff then ventured to the video game section and grocery section. No one even batted an eye.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

I thought you were supposed to CC with a CCW...

 

[inccwchris]

Always was a rebel, Now I just wish there was a community of gun owners who would be beneficial to a new gun owner bearer of arms, know where I might be able to find something like that?

 

[Denny347]

People are BRAGGING about going to Walmart? Good on ya I guess.

 

[inccwchris]

Its just occured to me, that the Wally World Walk is a tradition on the other forum I frequent. Woopsie. Its a tradition when a new gun toter gets their gun, to take them to Walmart because they can be around large numbers of people and see how no one really cares that they are carrying

 

[brew45]

I OC at walmart almost every time I go. I figure the more that people see responsible owners with guns the less likely it is for them to think that guns are evil. Plus, I usually have both my kids with me.

 

[remauto1187]

Im wondering how these 2 are going to get the .40 to work out in one gun that is made for 9mm and the other .45acp ?????

 

[Trigger Time]

No children died? No women ran screaming in terror? I don't believe it!

 

[CathyInBlue]

People are BRAGGING about going to Walmart? Good on ya I guess.

Why would someone claim to do that who had not?

 

[snorko]

Its just occured to me, that the Wally World Walk is a tradition on the other forum I frequent. Woopsie. Its a tradition when a new gun toter gets their gun, to take them to Walmart because they can be around large numbers of people and see how no one really cares that they are carrying

Did you get nachos? You are supposed to get nachos!

 

[churchmouse]

Did you get nachos? You are supposed to get nachos!

I like Nacho's

 

[Spike_351]

Im wondering how these 2 are going to get the .40 to work out in one gun that is made for 9mm and the other .45acp ?????

 

[Cameramonkey]

Im wondering how these 2 are going to get the .40 to work out in one gun that is made for 9mm and the other .45acp ?????

Damn Flippers.

 

[PapaScout]

Walmart was my first carry destination years ago. At the time I felt like everyone was looking at me. They weren't

Good confidence testing ground.

 

[inccwchris]

Yes, I forgot to mention, we did consume nachos on the property.

 

[HoughMade]

Ah yes, WalMart....the great leveler. There, you can observe a microcosm of society....try not to cry when you think about that.

Carry on.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

Why would someone claim to do that who had not?

I think you misread him. He's not saying he doesn't believe the story, he's (tongue in cheek) saying why would you be proud enough of shopping at Wal-mart to post a brag threat about the experience.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Ah yes, WalMart....the great leveler. There, you can observe a microcosm of society....try not to cry when you think about that.

Carry on.

Oh yeah...now imagine the difference between those microcosms as you compare the Walmarts (the ones I'm familiar with) in Bloomington, Bedford, Paoli.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Oh yeah...now imagine the difference between those microcosms as you compare the Walmarts (the ones I'm familiar with) in Bloomington, Bedford, Paoli.

Throw Scottsburg into the mix and it'll really scare you.

 

[chraland51]

It is only my opinion, but in the Camby area, the women who shop at the Meijer store are much more attractive than the ones who shop at Wal Mart.