+1There is no way in hell I'm getting up at 5 am to stand in line for two hours to buy a brick of .22.
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I haven't stood in line to buy anything since they started selling concert tickets over the phone, then on the Internet.
i bring my rabbits foot every time i go on an ammo run now.
I've made that 5am trip to academy a couple times but it had nothing to do with profit. It's simply to put some ammo in my stash and that is the only way I have been able to get any amount of bulk lately. Haven't figured out the Walmart system yet and haven't had time to try.
The lack of response since I posted "I have ammo" is curious. Did that change what people were arguing with me about? Were their replies simply intended as simple chastisement and righteousness based on the assumption I had no ammo? Through the course of the thread the arguments drifted from free market capitalism to finger pointing and assigning blame. I'm not to blame for no ammo on the store shelves. I'm irritated I can't go to the store and pick up a box like I regularly do.
My argument was never with you. Mine was with OP.
i bring my rabbits foot every time i go on an ammo run now.
Does it help?
Yessir. Should have been specific that I am referring to Hoji and 1slowZ.
Did you drink your coffee? I'm drinking mine now
There is no way in hell I'm getting up at 5 am to stand in line for two hours to buy a brick of .22. Any of you that think that's the way to go, great.. go for it. Then put it up on GunBroker for 3x the price and then laugh your way to the bank when suckers buy it for those inflated prices. But for anyone to suggest that not doing the aforementioned somehow diminishes their manly-hood, is well, let me say in a nice way, is informed.
I have been very pleased to find some ammo on my lunch time runs. 9mm, 40, 30 carbine, 380. I've even bought bricks of 22, and have yet to pay over $50 for a brick. But the one I did was the normal price. It does require patience and persistence.
Being dense makes it tough.
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I have been very pleased to find some ammo on my lunch time runs. 9mm, 40, 30 carbine, 380. I've even bought bricks of 22, and have yet to pay over $50 for a brick. But the one I did was the normal price. It does require patience and persistence.
I'm a businessman. I have an MBA. I get the supply and demand thing. This is different than the normal situation.
In the normal supply / demand arguments you guys are making, the price is the norm everywhere. But that's not the case here. You CAN find normal priced ammo. And supplier's and retailer's price increases have not matched the "rapers" (as I Like to call them) price increases.
I paid $16 for a box of 40. I paid $40 for a brick of Win M-22, which is cheaper than Cabela's price back last November.
This is very much like the situation where prosecution happens, of those buying a truck load of plywood at Home Depot then selling it at 10 times retail in hurricane areas. I see no difference here.
Not starting an argument. Have not replied due to being in CHL Instructor Class. My comments to you were due to what I perceived to be incessant bitching about lack of ammo and "gouging".Yessir. Should have been specific that I am referring to Hoji and 1slowZ.
Did you drink your coffee? I'm drinking mine now
Not starting an argument. Have not replied due to being in CHL Instructor Class. My comments to you were due to what I perceived to be incessant bitching about lack of ammo and "gouging".
break is over. Back to class( complete with jet lag)
Not starting an argument. Have not replied due to being in CHL Instructor Class. My comments to you were due to what I perceived to be incessant bitching about lack of ammo and "gouging".
break is over. Back to class( complete with jet lag)