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Ammo makers have contracts with governments, they are clearly specified as to amounts and price. So the ammo makers know their
responsibilities they have to maintain to fill the contracts. They plan for it when they engage in a contract. The ammo makers are in
business to make money, as much as they legally can, and the government likely buys ammo thru the contracts as cheap as anybody
can. Given that, the ammo makers were prepared to fill existing contacts when Covid, George Fuller and Biden came along. I'm
guessin' the equipment they have in place is costly and time consuming, assuming they have space for more, to replace. The existing
equipment is likely being run on multiple shifts at max speed and if it's older equipment the problem is compounded. Then there is
the supply chain that feeds their ammo factories. What are the issues there? Remember toilet paper not too long ago. People were
worried they'd have to wipe with leafs or whatever. It's supply and demand, that's all.
responsibilities they have to maintain to fill the contracts. They plan for it when they engage in a contract. The ammo makers are in
business to make money, as much as they legally can, and the government likely buys ammo thru the contracts as cheap as anybody
can. Given that, the ammo makers were prepared to fill existing contacts when Covid, George Fuller and Biden came along. I'm
guessin' the equipment they have in place is costly and time consuming, assuming they have space for more, to replace. The existing
equipment is likely being run on multiple shifts at max speed and if it's older equipment the problem is compounded. Then there is
the supply chain that feeds their ammo factories. What are the issues there? Remember toilet paper not too long ago. People were
worried they'd have to wipe with leafs or whatever. It's supply and demand, that's all.