U.S.SFC_RET
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I see the shooting pace picking up a bit.
Because buy now with worry it won't be available later and then ration it. I am not buying much ammo right now I stocked up pretty good pre panic but there were a couple calibers I was and am in need of. I bought 200 rounds of 7.65 Argentine two weeks ago from SG ammo at $.95 a round, pre panic a year ago it was $.75 a round, now in the last week they bumped it up to $1.50 a round so glad I got some two weeks ago because that ammo being it is oddball and imported might be a while before it comes again.I find it curious everyone is buying all this ammo at higher prices due to the market issues and yet we are not seeing increasing shooting activity at ranges and shooting events. All this ammo is just sitting at people's homes doing nothing? Seems that if your buying ammo now it should be to shoot it since your buying high and its only going to lose value in this market. People are strange...
I find it curious everyone is buying all this ammo at higher prices due to the market issues and yet we are not seeing increasing shooting activity at ranges and shooting events. All this ammo is just sitting at people's homes doing nothing? Seems that if your buying ammo now it should be to shoot it since your buying high and its only going to lose value in this market. People are strange...
It's all just nitrates, comrade.Edit: I hate auto communista. It always changes ammo to ammonia.
That only works if you get a large portion of the market to participate. At present that is not happening.Boycotting ammo until supply catches up and brings prices back down.