NMGonzo
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I hate this shortage.
I have a new .380 that I want my sweetie to shoot ... oh well .... the .38 spl will have to do.
I have a new .380 that I want my sweetie to shoot ... oh well .... the .38 spl will have to do.
I've just started reloading and plan to stock up in that manner instead. If it comes down to it, I'll get 10,000 primers (the limit) and get buckets of wheel weights.
I was in a country hardware store the other day and noticed they had a case of Remington 44 mag ammo on the shelf priced at $24 or $25/box. Good price, but I don't own a 44 mag now. I suggested they check to see what 44 mag is selling for and adjust their prices to allow for resupply.
My problem is I've got some training to go through away from home, and I don't have room for reloading equipment. I'm out of the hobby for a while, too.
All the ranges I frequent out west are busy. Even if each shooter cut down on ammo purchases, there are more shooters than ever before. USPSA and other shooting events remain full.OP noted that in his home town: ...local ranges are still doing okay business, some are veritable ghost towns.