I am not a dumb ass.
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I think you are misreading the future....Two ways I look at the current ammo prices. By summer we will find lower prices due to many buying now and putting ammo on high interest credit cards and some will be selling at a loss to make their card payments. The other group are the ones that keep the ammo purchased on credit and now realize with interest they have paid $3.00 a round for .22LR and higher for the other stuff. It's gonna be an awesome year once the reality of economics hit.
it is what it is.
did you ever pay 5 bucks a gallon for gas? or did you walk?
the people selling are doing so because it is worth it to them. the people buying need it.
the people buying had every chance to buy when it was cheap. they may not like the price,but feel they need it.
people buy gold,hold it til the price goes up,then sell it. its called investing. but when they do it with lead they are bad people..
dont buy if its too high. if you cant afford enough to be comfortable,try and get enough to be safe..
remember this next time. invest,buy a million rounds. then when it dries up,sell it at cost. flood the market,taking the moral high ground only works if you act on it. or just buy enough to not pay a buck a round....
just my 2 cents,and that wont even buy a round of 22lr...
I think you are misreading the future....
That my friend is called speculation....!I think his assessment has some truth. There are people buying a lot of ammo, but not a lot of people shooting a lot of ammo.
Fact: Factories are pumping our record amounts of ammo.
Fact: People are hoarding ammo, not blowing it at the range like before.
What exactly is going to happen to all of that ammo? Is it gonna get shot? Or will it eventually be sold? If sold, at what price?