By Amanda Holpuch A Texas-based company has started making vending machines for gun ammunition, arguing that this is the safest way to sell it. The company, American Rounds, has already had six of ...

Racine residents can now pick up free gun locks at the public health vending machines, located at the Corinne Reid Owens ...

But advocates worry that selling bullets out of vending machines will lead to more shootings in the U.S., where gun violence killed at least 33 people on Independence Day alone. The company ...

Their vending machines are locked and loaded. Two grocery stores in Alabama are selling gun ammunition in artificial intelligence-powered “retail kiosks” that scan buyers’ identification ...

So it’s fitting that this city was one of the first to see the installation of a one-of-a-kind gun ammunition vending machine in its local grocery store. The machines, sold by a company called ...

A Houston gun owner self-identified as Nancy B. said she would try the vending machine at least out of curiosity if it were available near her. She said that she normally buys ammunition from ...

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 1,300 people died as a result of gun violence in 2022 in Alabama, where the first vending machines appeared, the fourth highest in ...

From mass shootings at schools and churches, to grocery stores and workplaces, the increased threat of death by gun follows us everywhere. The idea of vending machines dispensing ammunition in ...

Adults in some U.S. states can now buy gun ammunition out of AI-powered vending machines right at their local grocery store. The company that makes them argues it’s a safer way to sell ammo than ...

We’ve marked the location of each vending machine with their associated icon — a gun for weapon-o-matic, a medic symbol for mending, and a normal vending machine for Outlaw — on the map above.

New York [US], July 13 (ANI): Vending machines selling ammunition are now appearing in grocery stores across Alabama, Texas, and Oklahoma, stirring mixed reactions from officials in these states ...