Walmart on Friday reversed its decision to take guns and ammunition from store displays in response to concerns about “isolated civil unrest.” The country’s largest retailer had asked
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Walmart has removed all guns and ammunition products from its sales floors in response to concerns about break-ins and civil unrest. The firearms products will still be available
