"There are many ammo brands, like CCI, Federal, Remington, Winchester, and Speer, but they are all controlled by two firms - Vista Outdoor and the Olin Corporation."
Interesting read on ammo availability
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Had to google the quote for the article unless the link is just not showing up my computer.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/aarons...ll-amid-pandemic-sales-surge/?sh=db335c12249c
The subscription idea for ammo is weird but interesting too.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/aarons...ll-amid-pandemic-sales-surge/?sh=db335c12249c
The subscription idea for ammo is weird but interesting too.
Sorry I forgot the link, muscle relaxers are relaxing everything.
https://mattstoller.substack.com/p/concentrated-firepower-what-high
https://mattstoller.substack.com/p/concentrated-firepower-what-high
Sorry I forgot the link, muscle relaxers are relaxing everything.
https://mattstoller.substack.com/p/concentrated-firepower-what-high
https://mattstoller.substack.com/p/concentrated-firepower-what-high
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Someone make the argument for me as to why "subscriptions" are a good idea, cuz on it's face I hate it.
Good for competition shooters and heavy trainers, bad for the regular guy who makes it to the range sometimes. Just reminds me of "fast pass" tickets at amusement parks. Creating class systems.
Good for competition shooters and heavy trainers, bad for the regular guy who makes it to the range sometimes. Just reminds me of "fast pass" tickets at amusement parks. Creating class systems.
85MikeTPI
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I agree with the article in one respect. We heard that the ammo component supply chain was bottlenecked by contracts, keeping supplies down. But when Reminington came back with a new owner, there should have been no contracts and supply should have been ramped up to consumers, but it wasn't. I have yet to see Remington components for sale online or in stores to any great degree when normal supply and demand should have had them everywhere..
Brandon and the DOJ/FTC will be right on it...
Brandon and the DOJ/FTC will be right on it...
