matechakeric
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has it ever been determined why almost all quality ammo is never in stock anymore? I've heard just about every theory you could make up
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where does one even go to put their name on the backorder list?The back orders on ammunition are insane. Black Hills is quoting deliver on some products at ONE YEAR.
When I used to work on a shop, we always kept primers in the back because people love to open the packages and then accidently dump them all over the floor if you leave them on the shelf.I went to a local shop that’s pretty big yesterday and today. I’ve figured out that they’re literally keeping the good stuff in the back along with primers and powder. If you ask, they get it for you but aren’t putting it on the shelves for some reason.
I’ve no idea for personal orders.where does one even go to put their name on the backorder list?
I could have picked up about 10 boxes of Remington core lokt .280 Rem at $40 a box plus tax and about the same number of boxes of Federal brand a little cheaper. Didn't check bullet weights. That place has 2 stores in the area, one had a 2 box limit. The one with the ammo had nothing posted about limits. I saw one gent scoop about 20 boxes of 12 gauge slugs into his shopping basket. Figured those were going up on the internet somewhere.The back orders on ammunition are insane. Black Hills is quoting deliver on some products at ONE YEAR.
I know it's simple supply amd demand but not a fan at all of the increasing cost for the ammo that is availableI could have picked up about 10 boxes of Remington core lokt .280 Rem at $40 a box plus tax and about the same number of boxes of Federal brand a little cheaper. Didn't check bullet weights. That place has 2 stores in the area, one had a 2 box limit. The one with the ammo had nothing posted about limits. I saw one gent scoop about 20 boxes of 12 gauge slugs into his shopping basket. Figured those were going up on the internet somewhere.
The same store with the .280 also had 7mm mag and a goodly amount of .270 WSM and .300 WSM ammo and brass. Some of the 7mm was close to $60 a box.
Yeah they may have raised the price, but getting replacement product is a bugger. Someplace like Walmart has to have 7500 boxes just to put ONE BOX on the shelf of each store, so they can put a pretty big dent in manufacturing capability if they place orders.I know it's simple supply amd demand but not a fan at all of the increasing cost for the ammo that is available
The store down the road however has plenty of other stuff in the store to bring in shoppers, so it's not like lack of guns or ammo or components will put a serous dent in their business like it would a LGS.Yeah they may have raised the price, but getting replacement product is a bugger. Someplace like Walmart has to have 7500 boxes just to put ONE BOX on the shelf of each store, so they can put a pretty big dent in manufacturing capability if they place orders.