Doesn’t look like ammo prices will be going down anytime soon.

[bortle]

I'm not worried I have almost a whole box of boolits

[Bang]

I can see a new sign put up at the club range. NO ROCK THROWING

[icp4life162005]

INFLATION....welcome to the new norm

Glad to see someone else actually understands what is happening.

[57springer]

Glad to see someone else actually understands what is happening.

yes !

[RockIsland]

I think the high tide hit its crest. I’ve been an ammo price watcher since before the dawn of the interwebz, and way before the ammo bot sites.

I’ve been seeing more stuff available and the prices seem to be slowly coming down on certain items.

Of course this can and will be reversed by the next Sandy Hook or mass school shooting.

[JAKIII]

I think the high tide hit its crest. I*ve been an ammo price watcher since before the dawn of the interwebz, and way before the ammo bot sites.

I*ve been seeing more stuff available and the prices seem to be slowly coming down on certain items.

Of course this can and will be reversed by the next Sandy Hook or mass school shooting.

Yup, supply and demand. Cheaper-Than-Dirt can only sell so much .9mm at $1+ per round before people stop buying it.

At higher prices there is less appetite, so suppliers are reducing prices to increase demand.

[wanneroo]

Yup, supply and demand. Cheaper-Than-Dirt can only sell so much .9mm at $1+ per round before people stop buying it.

At higher prices there is less appetite, so suppliers are reducing prices to increase demand.

At some point people exhaust themselves on the prices and stop buying.

I remember in 2013, things got a little better by summer but then worsened in the fall, was bad over winter and then by 2014 in the summer, prices eased again and by the end of 2014 there were deals to be had.

However one thing to watch is how many guns are still getting sold and gun sales seem to be doing well which will keep demand up.

[bogey1]

I can see a new sign put up at the club range. NO ROCK THROWING

[DukeConnor]

Print print print the money.. 2 trillion here, some there, couple trillion for this, and then some for that.

Obviously you are not a disciple of MMT.

MMT teaches us that printing money will not lead to inflation.

Increased taxation to pay for the deficit will reduce buying power decreasing demand and holding prices in check.

its simple, if we have no money to spend prices will adjust due to increased supply.

Now don't we feel better ?

[gghbi]

When I was kid we used to make slings out of old softball covers. Cheap fun...