Ammo

[Mr. Blue]

[plumbum]

It’ll be 2023 before we see good sales again - demand has to wane and supply needs to glut up. Maybe if we see domestic production do well and then get an influx of imports flooding, we’ll see some good discounts.

[mausercat]

Many factories are not up and running yet and probably will not be for a year, so these high prices will continue for at least one year.

[golfish]

What do you think of the time frame? No one knows, but some have better insight than others. Do you think next spring? Maybe two years? Black Friday?

1) depends, if Trump wins we might see things evening out by summer next year

2) No..... see #1

3) Maybe

4) Not this year...

[SC1]

I hope that lead ammo ban legislation does not come back next year.

[jyo]

Making ammo harder to buy/more expensive is part of the Liberal/Progressive Pukes plan to reduce "The Gun Culture." They closed shooting areas and made almost impossible to open gun stores in many areas---same idea! Ban lead ammo next... Already made private sales of ammo much more difficult...

[wpage]

Truth...

This is where its going...

Making ammo harder to buy/more expensive is part of the Liberal/Progressive Pukes plan to reduce "The Gun Culture." They closed shooting areas and made almost impossible to open gun stores in many areas---same idea! Ban lead ammo next... Already made private sales of ammo much more difficult...

[Kyle1886]

Until the lead mine in Missouri and brass from South America become more available I don't foresee any restoration in ammo supply anytime soon.

For us that are moderately or well stocked it "might" behoove us to help out "new shooters" so they don't get frustrated an abandon firearms all together.

Just a thought.

Respectfully
Kyle

[Mr. Blue]

Until the lead mine in Missouri and brass from South America become more available I don't foresee any restoration in ammo supply anytime soon.

For us that are moderately or well stocked it "might" behoove us to help out "new shooters" so they don't get frustrated an abandon firearms all together.

Just a thought.

Respectfully
Kyle

[tabascoz28]

I've also been told that the fires in Australia is making powder hard to get. I wonder if this is an issue for ammo makers too.

[splithoof]

I've also been told that the fires in Australia is making powder hard to get. I wonder if this is an issue for ammo makers too.

[rms13]

I'd be happily pay any price if I could actually find ammo to buy right now. My wife just bought her first gun, a 9mm. I was able to get the last 200 rounds of 9mm at my local Turners and another 100 at another shop and haven't been able to find anything since. The ranges don't even have reloads and can't even find any 9mm online. Luckily I'm pretty well stockpiled on 5.56, .40 and .45 acp but I didn't own a 9mm previously so I didn't have any ammo stockpiled

[oddball]

After the Sandy Hook shooting, it took years before ammo availability and pricing came back to normal, especially with .22LR. And the factories were cranking out ammo almost 24/7 at the time.

[The War Wagon]

If Trump gets re-elected, and the Anqueefers slink back to the basement, maybe by late next year.


If not... wellllll... David felled Goliath with a rock & a sling, sooooo...

[splithoof]

If Trump gets re-elected, and the Anqueefers slink back to the basement, maybe by late next year.