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I received the same comments back when the shortage started and I had the temerity to suggest that the shortage of .22 ammo would last longer than 6 months, and that it might last as long as 1 or 2 years. You can go back and find where I said this before. Time proved me right then...we can wait...
...choices? If .22 ammunition continues to remain hard to get, or becomes available but at higher prices, then pistols in that caliber will become *far* less desirable for people to own. 22 Rifles will always have a place as a varmit and small game hunters. But the pistols...If I owned one I'd...
Hard to justify buying a pistol that shoots .22 caliber when it's the weakest round produced when 1000 rounds of .22 will set you back the same price as 500 rounds of 9mm. The reason .22 was popular was because you could get 500 rounds for $20. If 500 rounds is going to cost $100 for it thru...
If you are going to get an LC9, get the LC9s. The original gun was improved on for a reason. The long trigger pull on the original model does not promote accuracy.
Is this the end of cheap Russian ammo? Probably the end of *all* Russian ammo. There are probably some alternatives for 7.62x39 and other Russian calibers, but whenever you drop a competitor out of the market, prices rise. So while it might not be the end of these calibers, I would expect the...
Wasn't this idea of Obama issuing an executive order to stop imports of arms and ammunition from Russia widely denounced a few months back after Sandy Hook? I seem to remember quite a few people saying how it was "impossible" under existing law. Looks like it is possible after all.
If the Ukraine issue keeps up and we see tension with Russia that lead to trade embargoes, then don't get too comfortable with prices at the moment. Removing any competition from an industry typical leads to higher prices..and in this case there will also be a shortage of supply...if fighting...
Lorcin, Bryco, Jennings. No thanks. Hi Points I've found to be okay. Ugly and bulky but functional. The gun brand I've had most problems with is Llama. Nice lines on the guns I bought. Looked good. HORRIBLE functioning. Jam after jam after jam. Tried one, thought I had a lemon. Bought a second...
There are some clones out there that can be had for $250. I think Sarco and some ads on Gunbroker have Hi Power clones going for that right now. So then the question becomes, will I buy 2 clones for the price of 1 used factory BHP? If you plan to shoot and carry the gun rather than collect it...
In my historical past, the Internet did not exist until the early 1990's. I knew I passed into another dimension with an alternative history after I saw that UFO back in 1997. they didn't believe me.
The news articles I saw didn't just say the US would provide ammunition alone to the rebels, but small arms as well. One way to send a message that you are ACTUALLY supplying support is for your nations arms to show up on the battle field. If the US started sending a bunch of Russian or Chinese...
...is that no new hoarders have been able to start in the last 5 months because no ammunition has been out there in sufficient quantity for them *to* hoard...unless they are willing to massively overpay prices and buy .22 for $100 a box of 500 or 9mm for $50 per box of 50. If you can afford that...
The "hoarder" is a myth. How can you have a hoarder operate when all he is entitled to buy is 3 boxes at a time? You can't buy the entire shipment that comes to a store by purchasing 3 boxes. The truth is that more people are buying ammo. Now--it is a fact--that when Joe Schmoe customer walks up...
The "ammo price bubble" might drop. An alternative theory to that though would be that perhaps the demand curve has permanently shifted. The simplest way for the demand curve to shift would be if more people suddenly decided it was in their interest to purchase a gun and more ammunition. If...
Social factors are factual reasons, come to that. Not as concrete as rising prices for metals like brass and lead, which they are rising, or that ammunition manufactures are, by and large, still using the same equipment to make ammunition that they were in '08 (few upgrades in production) but...
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