05-22-2020, 04:00 AM
FRB6.5,
you were right. i was trying to reach the site through my VPN. when i turned that off the site came up.
re: ammo prices. in my experience, ammo prices most definitely follow the supply and demand model. i have seen prices go up and down a lot. when distributors are sitting on too much inventory and demand is modest, prices go down. and like now, when everyone is stocking up prices go up. this is common with most commodities. look at the price of gasoline. it's down 50% in some areas (not mine unfortunately). anyway, with C19 and a national election coming up, i am expecting the price of all guns and ammo to go through the roof as demand out strips supply. and the more the biased press does their biased surveys and declare Biden is ahead, the higher the demand will go.
this is one of the reasons that forced Remington to go through chapter 11 four years ago. they expected Hillary to win and built TONS of AR inventory, really went into the hole to make it expecting a huge buying surge post election. that didn't happen and their loans came due.... other manufacturers saw what happened and they're a bit hesitant to do production 24/7 to build up inventory i suspect. we will see.
-tdbru
you were right. i was trying to reach the site through my VPN. when i turned that off the site came up.
re: ammo prices. in my experience, ammo prices most definitely follow the supply and demand model. i have seen prices go up and down a lot. when distributors are sitting on too much inventory and demand is modest, prices go down. and like now, when everyone is stocking up prices go up. this is common with most commodities. look at the price of gasoline. it's down 50% in some areas (not mine unfortunately). anyway, with C19 and a national election coming up, i am expecting the price of all guns and ammo to go through the roof as demand out strips supply. and the more the biased press does their biased surveys and declare Biden is ahead, the higher the demand will go.
this is one of the reasons that forced Remington to go through chapter 11 four years ago. they expected Hillary to win and built TONS of AR inventory, really went into the hole to make it expecting a huge buying surge post election. that didn't happen and their loans came due.... other manufacturers saw what happened and they're a bit hesitant to do production 24/7 to build up inventory i suspect. we will see.
-tdbru