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Hopefully this is a localized issue and not a sign of what is to come.Anything "black gun" went up in price
Ammo went up 10% overnight
....Any business that would raise prices on a stock item
Was at Bi Mart today and while picking up some primers one of the guys shows me a new store directive to limit ammo to 500rds each caliber.
Depends on how good you know the sporting goods person
popped into a gun store this am price's bout killed me off even Hi-point's were overpriced. been over a couple yrs that i bought in a store
maybe never again..
I don't think these guys are libs, I think we all just want to see prices stay reasonable so we can all enjoy our hobbies. It's the gun nuts and libs trying to get rid of our right to bear arms causing these scares, driving the sudden demand. Of course our fellow capitalists are just making their money off simple supply and demand. It's the damn libs we need to get rid of.
"Any business that would raise prices on a stock item (that was purchased at a fixed price) would be guilty of gouging. Guns are not like oil and bought and sold as 'futures' commodities. Now if the next gun stocked is X % higher then of course it will have to be raised but not for current stock. "
Thats way wrong, if you are selling items, you have to price them based on replacement cost. If you bought an AR from some idiot for $50, then by your reasoning you should sell it for $75, --NOT!
If people are foolish enough to pay for the inflated prices out of hysteria and panic, then that's on the buyers and not the seller.
Any business that would raise prices on a stock item (that was purchased at a fixed price) would be guilty of gouging. Guns are not like oil and bought and sold as 'futures' commodities. Now if the next gun stocked is X % higher then of course it will have to be raised but not for current stock.