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Panic coming to an end?
justsomeguy:
Coming to an end? Anyone try to find .308 178 A-max lately? :angry:
abbafandr:
I've noticed in the last week that every outfit (Cabelas, Bass Pro, Guns Unlimited, & Scheels) I've haunted has had primers in stock on the shelves. Powder is a mixed bag, as are bullets. 22 ammo is still like hens teeth. 9mm is filling in with the high end self defense stuff.
I hope the light in the tunnel isn't a train :laugh:
AWick:
--- Quote from: zofoman on August 17, 2013, 11:26:26 AM ---Speaking of hoarders.....check out http://www.armslist.com/classifieds/nebraska/all/ and see just how much ammo is now suddenly for sale. I hope the hoarders choke on all the stuff they are stuck with.
--- End quote ---
This step is actually really important to price stabilization. It means a couple things.
1: They are no longer buying up stock which means that manufacturers will quickly catch up with demand with a few ebbs and flows with people buying in bulk or the people that weren't willing to pay prices starting to replenish their depleted stock.
2: They are more likely to flood the market to compete with the manufacturers. Hopefully manufacturers keep up their ramped up production and the two sources of a market flood collide to drastically lower prices.
The reason you can't find those .308 vmax is because the manufacturers are still ramped up on FMJ...
Workman:
Why is .380 so freakin hard to find still?
patrickdm:
It is finally nice to see more than empty shelves.
Relatively new place in Waterloo NE had 500rd boxes of .22 for $57. Too high still but they were there. I believe it's called Eastern NE Arms.
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