Ammo Question

[n8vrmind]

Those are mean labels...



I just started buying every time my calibers/shells were on sale about 5 years ago when I got my shooters...and ended up with more than I will shoot in a lifetime. My boys are sitting pretty...



I prefer the term...ready to shoot when I feel like it.

Nothing wrong with prepping or hoarding..as long as it has to do with freedom....[emoji1787]

Only caliber I wished I had gotten more of is 22LR. They are available at my local range, but I just can't see myself paying more than 10 cents per round....

[myrrhlynn]

Only caliber I wished I had gotten more of is 22LR. ...

yeah, me too... lol.

[fnlrun]

They are in the homes of the people standing in line every work day. Before 2020, you won't see anyone standing in line for guns and ammo. Now on a non delivery day there's at least 5 people.

I dream of the day I can walk into Sportsmans, pick up 1k of LRP for 30 and 1K of SRP for 30. Then walk over to the powder counter and get a 8lb for 200.

Drive to redding. Thats me every delivery day. Our sportsmans is the tip rated CA and #5 in the country. We get ammo and primers pretty consistently

[Dan_Eastvale]

A lot of these panic buyers are going to end up in big time credit card debt!! Even in high income CA.

[GeorgeMG]

yeah, me too... lol.

I may, or may not, have that beat by a fair share. Like I said, this isn't my first rodeo.

[divingin]

I must have 20 online ammo accounts that I check all the time. Nobody ever has anything.

So let's say a shop has an online presence. They get a shipment in. How long does it take them to receive and shelf the ammo, then update their website to reflect in stock? If they have a brick and mortar presence in addition to online, there's likely a line of people waiting to purchase said ammo. By the time they get ready to update the stock list on the website, it's been sold to those doing face to face. Bonus: No need to package ammo for shipping.

[cudakidd]

ahh..the joy of being a longtime prepper. sit back and relax!

[sfvshooter]

This is exactly my point. Thanks for distilling it a bit for me.

You're not looking hard enough. Go to ammoseek and type in 9mm, 5.56, 7.62x39, etc and it'll give you numerous sellers with ammo for sale.

Maybe you don't want to pay the prices they're selling them for, but they're available.

Supply isn't the issue...panic buying is the problem. If you're a seller, you keep raising prices until people stop buying.

I haven't bought any new ammo, other than 2 cases of Prime 6mm creedmoor for a new rifle and a few cases of 7.62x39 @ $0.40/round, since last March. I have plenty stockpiled so I'm not paying these nutty prices for 9mm, M193, etc.

If people stopped buying, prices would decrease.

[lone shooter]

Something else no body mentions is law enforcement agencies still need to get theirs. I'm sure they are # 1 on the list.

[Barang]

plenty of ammo in our own calguns' marketplace.

[GeorgeMG]

plenty of ammo in our own calguns' marketplace.

The market place here is mostly for comic relief.

[MrFancyPants]

A lot of these panic buyers are going to end up in big time credit card debt!! Even in high income CA.

That's what I'm hoping for. If so there will be some epic sales on the used or "new in box" market eventually.

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[Barang]

The market place here is mostly for comic relief.

might as well have a laugh while handing the cash to the seller.

[sigstroker]

A lot of these panic buyers are going to end up in big time credit card debt!! Even in high income CA.

They're getting the last laugh. Thousands of dollars of free money is coming their way courtesy of the Democratic Communist Party.