Radagast
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Iron ore went up 71% last year and 19% this year. Steel case and steel core ammo input costs will rise as a result.
Iran uses the G3A6 in 7.62 NATO.Venezuela and Iran are both stocking up on both AK rifles and ammunition and other implements of war in anticipation of an invasion. In addition to our government buying ammo for the Iraqi forces explains where the ammunition is been going recently.
Midway has Wolf FMJ and HP for $115 per 1000.
That's a misunderstanding of the laws of economics. When prices are high, suppliers will be highly motivated to dump as much on the market as they can find to take FULL advantage of the higher prices, and therefore higher profits. Only after this dumping has fully been absorbed will the price gradually drop, so long as the high supply stays, but every importer is looking for the coup of a sudden huge profit which is only possible if they are among the first to dump huge quantities on the market at the inflated price, and speed is of the essence. That very fact will then eventually, not right away, cause the price to drop. The fact that this is not happening means for sure that supplies are actually tight, and not artificially so.If they import half as much, but make the same amount of money, what incentive have they got to increase importation?
Where are you getting it for $70-80? Is that for 500 or 1000 rounds? Like I posted earlier,Ron & Jo's is $88 for 500 rounds of Brown Bear.ajax said:Man, some of you guys are taking a royal screwin. Still gettin it for 70 to 80$ around here. The ammo's not going away. Quit buying for awhile and show the local shops and distributers who the boss really is. If their not making anything on the stuff those prices will come down. Just my opinion.