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12/24/2013 10:47:47 PM EDT
For the love of Sweet Baby Jesus how is it possible that America in all her glory can not put .22LR ammunition on the shelves in 12 fucking months?!  Yes I have plenty.  Yes I know this is the 87,000th thread on the matter, but fuck me.  I just want to see some bricks sitting somewhere even if they are $50 a piece.
12/24/2013 10:57:19 PM EDT
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For the love of Sweet Baby Jesus how is it possible that America in all her glory can not put .22LR ammunition on the shelves in 12 fucking months?!  Yes I have plenty.  Yes I know this is the 87,000th thread on the matter, but fuck me.  I just want to see some bricks sitting somewhere even if they are $50 a piece.
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There are bricks of Gemtech 22 sitting in the Hunters Outpost in my local town. I won't buy it, I have an ammo fort full of it myself
12/24/2013 10:58:28 PM EDT
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Fucking elves.  
12/24/2013 11:06:51 PM EDT
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because everytime they go to put it on the shelf, there is some tinfoil wearing troll there to buy all of it they have.
the supply hasn't changed, the demand has.
12/24/2013 11:08:29 PM EDT
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because everytime they go to put it on the shelf, there is some tinfoil wearing troll there to buy all of it they have.

the supply hasn't changed, the demand has.
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No no NO! It's all price gougers and monocle wearing capitalist pigs.



 
12/24/2013 11:08:35 PM EDT
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I saw someone do the math. Makes sense once you think about it.

2.5 billion rounds annually. That is Approx 13,700 bricks of 500 per day.

Just 1,800 Walmarts sell Ammo, that is less than 8 bricks per day per Walmart.  So in 2012 there were 51,438 gun shops.  That's gonna knock down the brick per day per shop ratio if I'm not mistaken.

Demand is way up. It's not a conspiracy. No tin foil. It's pure market demand and manufacturing limits.

Even if they bumped production 20% that's still a drop in the bucket compaired to what they could sell.
12/24/2013 11:15:26 PM EDT
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Locally I can get 500 round bricks for $37. But I quit buying when they were $17 each. Bought cheap and stacked deep was my plan and it actually paid off with 22lr.