Returning shot shells ??

I bought a couple of boxes of Hevi-metal shotgun shells from Dicks/Field & Stream. Decided against using them. At $28 a box, I'd like to return or exchange them. Does anyone know if it's permitted?

No chain I've ever been to and extremely few mom & pop shops will accept an ammunition return. I'd just put them into your TEOTWAWKI bucket.

Doutbful....Dicks being Dicks and all....
Like BLG said..unless you know the mom & pops place really well..
Maybe do a trade with someone...hevishot being nontoxic some guys might want to cut the open an use the shot in say a 28 gauge...

What the he'll is a TEOTWAWKI bucket.......

I imagine that you guys are probably correct. Thanks for the response.

Better just shoot them. No returns on ammo.

Find a duck/goose hunter Federal Law says no lead shot..

TEOTWAWKI = the end of the world as we know it. the bucket I refer to is the one containing all the ammo one-off's and rounds we don't even have guns to shoot but for some reason still have laying around.

Little by little I've been trying to empty that bucket. LOL

Sure as can be...I have that bucket too....more of a tote these days....
I also have keep most of the bad brass from bigger rifles and most everything we pickup after we shoot .22s.....it is collecting a bit of dust also....
On that aspect...been wondering why some haven't started a recycling of brass for veterans.....betcha there would be plenty of donations....

That is a brilliant idea. Find an ammunition remanufacturing outfit (Miwall comes to mind) and see if they might be interested. Do a solid for the environment, for veterans and for all shooters.

I'd chip in a 5 gallon bucket or two.

Well..maybe there is a brilliant minded person on this site that can word everyhing needed and get it set up.....gladly ship everything USPS to get some to them....and I wonder if the USPS could take this and run with it a giving back to America program.....how many veterans work at the post offices.........lots....

Generally no return on Ammo for a lot of reasons. One is safety