I've seen this happen in other industries where everyone is stockpiling and when the crisis is over, people just use what they have stockpiles and the
supplier's experience a major drop in business.
Right now, the ammo makers can sell everything they make and can't make it fast enough. We're buying it off the shelves and using/stockpiling it. It may be years away (another administration perhaps), but eventually the ammo supply should return to normal (I hope). Will we loose some ammo manufacturers because the demand will drop off once the scare (of anti-gun legislation) is gone and people stop buying so much and start using their stockpiles? That wouldn't be good.
Right now, the ammo makers can sell everything they make and can't make it fast enough. We're buying it off the shelves and using/stockpiling it. It may be years away (another administration perhaps), but eventually the ammo supply should return to normal (I hope). Will we loose some ammo manufacturers because the demand will drop off once the scare (of anti-gun legislation) is gone and people stop buying so much and start using their stockpiles? That wouldn't be good.
In effect I have to handload every time I shoot now,
and I can buy everything I need in bulk over the mail. Now if USFA would ever make that 1858 Remington........
