Hit the three local gun stores I use out of the six or so in my small/medium sized town a little over an hour north of Atlanta by car. All had good stock built back up. Only thing short of was .22lr, .223, 9mm and small rifle primers. Ar-15's were on all the shelves, Comblock guns, FN's. Springfield's, riot shotguns, handguns, powder, reloading bullets, accessories, suppressors, etc. Talked with two of the three owners and said it is at the point now that as they restock, it is taking longer and longer for stuff to leave the premises. They both said they firmly believe that we are on the downhill side of the panic. Either the panic buyers have spent all their cash, maxed their cards or gotten what they want. They still are plenty busy but the fever seems to have subsided. In fact, one told me he is not ordering as much as he has available as he doesn't want to get hung with too much inventory when the panic finally passes. He is paying 100.00 less this week than he was a month ago for good used SKS rifles. Said his suppliers are seeing the same thing. Maybe this is a local phenomenon, I don't know but I have talked to friends around the country and their local markets seem to be stabilizing also. The internet world may be different. But I have personally bought less than 5% of my total firearms goods via the internet. I ordered a full bullet swaging setup for a friend today. The manufacturer had stock on his site and inventory to ship. But for the same price I could buy it local and help keep my LGS in business. Thus as he has done for the past month and as their suppliers have done for 30 years, if I need it, they find it for me. Panic or not. Shortage or not. Be the guy they see spending money face to face every week instead of a transaction number in a computer and they want to keep the face smiling and dropping cash next week and next year.