The price usually doesn't go back to "normal" ammo companies love the high prices
The price usually doesn't go back to "normal" ammo companies love the high prices
But they do. Remember the price/lack of availability of ammo during the obama years? Well last 4 years I was buying ammo for 1/3 to 1/4 of the price now.
But they do. Remember the price/lack of availability of ammo during the obama years? Well last 4 years I was buying ammo for 1/3 to 1/4 of the price now.
Prices never went back to pre-Obama levels, but I never looked to see how that tracked with inflation.
Prices never went back to pre-Obama levels, but I never looked to see how that tracked with inflation.
I remember people talking about how they used to buy .22 for $0.02/round pre-obama and how it was never coming back. I've bought .22 for $0.03 all day, and saw it as low as2.3c/round (if you wanted an armory's worth of .22, which I didn't)
All companies want all their prices to go up, and yet they mostly don't without some external factor.
But seriously, I can't plink at $0.90/rnd.
I remember people talking about how they used to buy .22 for $0.02/round pre-obama and how it was never coming back. I've bought .22 for $0.03 all day, and saw it as low as2.3c/round (if you wanted an armory's worth of .22, which I didn't)
All companies want all their prices to go up, and yet they mostly don't without some external factor.
But seriously, I can't plink at $0.90/rnd.
(post is archived)