These are already very firearm friendly states and I suspect Maddy would find that there are firearm stores within walking distance of the grocery store and likely also sell ammo in the feed stores. They only verify a person is 18+ for ammo. That said I would find it odd if they are dropping standard boxes of rim-fire ammo in a vending machine. Maybe it's more gentle than I am imagining. Or perhaps they don't carry rim-fire.
A while back when I lived in California K-Mart had food and ammo but not from a vending machine. I don't remember when they stopped carrying ammo. I bought my first rifle in California from a K-Mart with no background checks as the requirement did not exist yet.
A number of states still do not require a background checks for private sales of firearms. [1]
>Similarly, Maddy Keyes, a 22-year-old recent college graduate and occasional contributor to Slate, shared her unsettling experience. Despite having no knowledge of firearm handling and no license to own one, she went to a store in the town of Noble and bought eggs, a packet of Chinese noodles and a dozen bullets: “As I walked through the parking lot to my car, I couldn’t suppress the feeling that I had just evaded some incredibly faulty security measures, because surely it can’t be that easy to buy bullets?” But it is
evidently, higher education does not prove that you possess common sense or basic critical thinking skills. what exactly can you do with ammo if you don't already own a gun, Maddy?
These are already very firearm friendly states and I suspect Maddy would find that there are firearm stores within walking distance of the grocery store and likely also sell ammo in the feed stores. They only verify a person is 18+ for ammo. That said I would find it odd if they are dropping standard boxes of rim-fire ammo in a vending machine. Maybe it's more gentle than I am imagining. Or perhaps they don't carry rim-fire.
A while back when I lived in California K-Mart had food and ammo but not from a vending machine. I don't remember when they stopped carrying ammo. I bought my first rifle in California from a K-Mart with no background checks as the requirement did not exist yet.
A number of states still do not require a background checks for private sales of firearms. [1]
[1] - https://www.findlaw.com/consumer/consumer-transactions/priva...
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