A friend of ours is a VP at the distributor Ellett Brothers (to give you an idea of their size, long before the "scare" they did, on average, about a half million dollars a day, wholesale - on election day, and every work day for ten days afterward, they were flirting with $3 million a day).
Even they, despite their huge size, are down to rationing shipments to their dealers in very modest quantities and have been fore some time. I'll fire of an email and ask if she sees relief coming anytime soon.
I understand there's still a ton of people who want ammo, compnents, etc in quantity. However, real "demand" is defined as the desire for a product coupled with the ability to pay.
I, for one, am all but out of serious $ to throw at major purchases of any kind. Aren't people, no matter how much we want all this stuff, running out of the discretionary income to get it?