American Rounds has introduced computerized vending machines to sell ammunition in grocery stores in Alabama, Oklahoma, and Texas, allowing customers to purchase bullets alongside their groceries. The company claims the machines use advanced technology like identification scanners and facial recognition software to ensure that the buyer is of legal age to purchase ammunition. However, concerns have been raised about the potential increase in gun violence due to the accessibility of bullets. Despite this, CEO Grant Magers emphasizes their commitment to responsible gun ownership and improving the community environment. The age-verification technology used in the machines is said to be as secure as online sales, providing a safe alternative for purchasing ammunition. With plans to expand to more locations, American Rounds aims to cater to rural communities with limited access to ammunition retailers.