Alex Clayton
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Guys the price it's going for is only because people are buying it as fast as it goes out the door. I find it real hard to believe the anti gun people are buying all the ammo so others can't get any. What are they doing? Hauling it to the dump?This is what I am talking about, eventually the price of 9am and 223 will deter people from buying it.
I spend roughly 100 dollars a week on groceries. At this point 100 rounds of 9 is my grocery money. No one in their right mind will go a week without food to have 100 rds of ammo.
This whole situation is a sounding test to see how far the situation can go.
Our ammo will not come down in price after the election bo matter who is elected. The anti gunners are and will starve us out metaphorically speaking.
When people stop buying it as fast as it comes out of the factory the price drops. When the price starts to drop it snowballs quickly. A LOT of ammo is sitting in storage at places that get first dibs because they buy so much. Speculation. When price starts to drop a lot of it is suddenly dumped to try to beat the price drop, which just drives price further faster. This is far from the first panic shortage yet many seem to act like they never saw this before
It can only stay high as long as some are willing to pay the price it's going for. For those angry try to remember this when the shelves are full and it's on sale. Because when that happens most just ignore it again. One thing that made this one worse was a TON of new people who did not own a gun suddenly woke up and saw calling 911 may not do any good. So they decided to get into having a gun or two.