The major problem in all this is a lack of foresight. "Guns and ammo will always be there". The nubies waited to buy guns, many shooters waited until the threat of Obamaban to stock up on ammo. If things cool off lets stock up a little at a time and maybe avoid this happening again.
Last couple times I stopped at Gander Mountian they had a few boxes of $50 for around $25 I think and bulk 250 for $99.
A local Walmart this am had no .22 or .380 or .40 or .45 but did have 7mm and .410 and .308 and 30-06. Didn't pay much attention to those prices since I don't have a use for them.
Retired with plenty of time on my hands, but that doesn't mean I want to spend it down at Dick's or Walmart every morning checking to see if i can pick up a box or two....Might need to start practicing with my old crack-barrel pellet gun again.
Retired with plenty of time on my hands, but that doesn't mean I want to spend it down at Dick's or Walmart every morning checking to see if i can pick up a box or two....Might need to start practicing with my old crack-barrel pellet gun again.
None. They can justify anything. Logic need not apply. It is all about feel good emotion for them.I wonder how many Democratic gun owners that are being affected by this gun/ammo craze will remember the hard feelings and shortages today the next time they vote?
Walmart and Cabela's are the most shopped stores out there. I do better at the local shops. I took this pic at one recently.
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I went back to that store today and bought more 9mm. I got back to work and a co-worker bought it from me. While I was at the store, I had to take a wiz. The bathroom is at the end of a long hall at the back of the store. I was surprised to see that the hall was full of stacks of ammo on both sides that was about 4 feet high. I snapped these pictures of the .223 and 9mm stacks.
Federal .223
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Blazer Brass 9mm
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