PaFrank
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I think the ammo drought is over
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Not according to the ammo prices in the classifieds
ken792
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Store shelves I’ve seen the past half a year are generally pretty well stocked as long as they’re priced appropriately to keep people from buying more than they absolutely needed. Gun shows since about late March are the same way. People haven’t generally been feeling like they have to have it no matter the cost.
Walmarts here seem to have got shipments of ammo in. I saw some yellow Winchester .22 bricks at $40 per 300 earlier last week and they were still there yesterday morning, along with a restock of Federal and Remington .22, Winchester .308 and .350 Legend, and one box of Remington .30-30.
Walmarts here seem to have got shipments of ammo in. I saw some yellow Winchester .22 bricks at $40 per 300 earlier last week and they were still there yesterday morning, along with a restock of Federal and Remington .22, Winchester .308 and .350 Legend, and one box of Remington .30-30.
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