Yes when people stop buying every box as fast as it hits a store the price of course comes down. Problem is most consumers learn nothing. Most of us have seen at least a couple panic shortages, many have seen more than we can remember. One constant is as soon as they are over most go back to sleep. Add to that a whole hell of a lot of new shooters came on line to find ammo was gone. They like the thirsty man and the glass of water will pay what they have to pay. So nothing we can do but wait for the panic to stop. With one party daily talking about more gun laws these panics last a LOT longer.
This is why I view education and the family unit as the foundation of saving this nation. Because babies aren't born with knowledge, and if they never learn what they need to learn, they will never even know what they are missing. Which is why chipping away at rights every generation is successful, because each generation compromises a little and in 5 generations the law is drastically different, but it never moved far enough, fast enough, to get a major reaction.Yes when people stop buying every box as fast as it hits a store the price of course comes down. Problem is most consumers learn nothing. Most of us have seen at least a couple panic shortages, many have seen more than we can remember. One constant is as soon as they are over most go back to sleep. Add to that a whole hell of a lot of new shooters came on line to find ammo was gone. They like the thirsty man and the glass of water will pay what they have to pay. So nothing we can do but wait for the panic to stop. With one party daily talking about more gun laws these panics last a LOT longer.
I strongly doubt you bought .50 BMG in any quantity for 60¢/round
And that goes double for beer!
