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Walmart removed guns and ammunition from the sales floors of some stores amid protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd.
Customers can still buy the items, but they are not being displayed publicly.
"As a responsible seller of hunting and sporting firearms, we have temporarily removed firearms and ammunition from the sales floor in some stores out of an abundance of caution," a Walmart spokesperson said. "Those items are available for purchase, but are being stored in a secure room."
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