My first answer is -GOD NO- because, as it was said, you're feeding the beast if you vote with your wallet, and that vote is "yes, I will bend over and you should keep pricing them like this."
My much more refined answer is to ask you how many rounds you shoot in a year? Because yes, there are signs that we are making (incredibly S L O W) progress here and if you shoot 2,500 a year and you are sitting on a thousand right now... then goodness no, do not buy 5,000 at $100 per thousand.
They need to sit and rot on store shelves if the prices are nutbar, that's the only way to push the market back towards something closer to rational.