Walmart Won’t Limit Firearm Sales Following Mass Shooting
Walmart Won’t Limit Firearm
Sales Following Mass Shooting On August 4, Randy Hargrove, a spokesperson
for the company, said that Walmart will not
change any of their gun-related policies. Randy Hargrove, via 'Bloomberg' According to Hargrove, Walmart has been and
will continue to be a “responsible seller of firearms.” Randy Hargrove, via 'Bloomberg' Hargrove also cited Walmart’s removal of “modern
sporting rifles” from their inventory in 2015, as well as their choice to raise the minimum
age for purchases from 18 to 21 in 2018.
Sales Following Mass Shooting On August 4, Randy Hargrove, a spokesperson
for the company, said that Walmart will not
change any of their gun-related policies. Randy Hargrove, via 'Bloomberg' According to Hargrove, Walmart has been and
will continue to be a “responsible seller of firearms.” Randy Hargrove, via 'Bloomberg' Hargrove also cited Walmart’s removal of “modern
sporting rifles” from their inventory in 2015, as well as their choice to raise the minimum
age for purchases from 18 to 21 in 2018.