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They need to recreate the war effort and put every dole recipient on a Rockchucker toot sweet!TL/DR: They don't know.
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They need to recreate the war effort and put every dole recipient on a Rockchucker toot sweet!TL/DR: They don't know.
Is that Schmidt? Last ad I saw in digger mag, which was a while ago admittedly, seemed like they were exclusively hiring bi lingual/ or a BA. I KNOW that that not everyone that works there could possibly be bi lingual.I seen this coming for years and have prepared myself accordingly. But that being said. I am a building maintenance supervisor for one of the largest ornamental/shade tree farms in the PNW. its a 40 million plus dollar per year company. we cannot hire a single competent person that will show up to work and work to save our lives. There seams to be a lack of any skilled or even semi skilled labor Left. Even trying to train younger people is pretty much impossible.
I have recently taken on a young drug abuser that I'm trying to help him make a life for himself. He has had a few past issues. I'm also trying to teach him a little of what's going on in today's Society with the political climate. His family from what I can tell is far left wing. So far he shows up to work every day and does what I ask of him.
in a nut shell it's almost impossible to hire anyone that really wants to work. So I can understand what the ammunition manufacturing plants are going through.
I really dont want some of those individuals loading my ammuition.They need to recreate the war effort and put every dole recipient on a Rockchucker toot sweet!
There is some good info in the article. I am still reading it.
"president of Federal, CCI, Speer, and Remington"
Maybe part of the issue is the consolidation in ammunition makers. If you take all the companies and put them under one umbrella, one bad decision affects them all. As independent companies, one bad decision affects one company.
PS , can't find primers , powder or projo's without paying hijack prices.
For those interested in primers:
Ammo actually doesn't take up that much room. I have about 70K rounds of ammo, half centerfire, half rimfire, it takes up 4 shelves of a heavy duty shelf system from Costco, and there is still room for more. You could fit 100K rounds or more of ammo on a single pallet.
TP OTOH, takes up a lot of room, but I have 130+ rolls (mostly bought years ago) and that is sufficient for my purposes for about a year (assuming the kids bug out to my BOL).
I generally do not sell ammo, I mostly only buy it, and mostly at pre-pandemic or early pandemic prices.
Panic buying isn't just on ammo, every Costco near me is out of toilet paper & paper towels, except for their Kirkland brand & mandatory limits have been placed on many items
The Costco closest to me did not have any Kirkland brand TP and paper towels. The had other brand but I didn't pay attention to what brand they had. The woman at the exit door remarked that she didn't see TP in my cart. I bought Kirkland stuff after the original panic was over a few months ago now. Then I bought package of TP over a month ago I haven't opened yet.
Dang!!! We were there yesterday and I didn't even bother to walk back there to check. Truth be told I didn't see people with it in their carts either.The Costco closest to me did not have any Kirkland brand TP and paper towels. The had other brand but I didn't pay attention to what brand they had. The woman at the exit door remarked that she didn't see TP in my cart. I bought Kirkland stuff after the original panic was over a few months ago now. Then I bought package of TP over a month ago I haven't opened yet.
Dang!!! We were there yesterday and I didn't even bother to walk back there to check. Truth be told I didn't see people with it in their carts either.
Just remember to stay sharpI grew up with the mindset that an extra box or two of ammo was considered well-stocked. If I wanted to go shooting, then I stopped by the LGS and grabbed a box or two of whatever I was going to shoot. Did that for decades with no issues.
I only started changing my habits the last few years. Also started reloading. So not as stocked up as many, but have enough to last a year or two. Stopped going to matches, stopped shooting for fun. The ammo I have now is considered as valuable as my 401k.
I'm so sharp I put a period after every sentence.Just remember to stay sharp
Yes, they are still filling my contracts. I shoot 357 SIG!My guess on 357 Sig is that it's still in plenty of demand from law enforcement, and they probably have contracts to fill there.