Wow $15 for 50 rounds? People pay that much?
There maybe no shortage
, but the prices are ridiculous. Back in March, I got 9mm/50rds(box) for $8.99 at Atwoods.
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I was lucky this week.
Long story short,,,
I needed to kill 30 minutes waiting for Happy Hour.
I stopped into Wal Mart to peruse their $3.73 video bin.
I walked past the near empty ammo case,,,
Lo and behold there were five Federal 550 round bulk packs.
That's my favorite tin can plinking ammo,,,
I snarfed 'em up like a starving man on a ham sandwich.
This morning I stopped there on my way to work to fill a prescription,,,
They had five 100 round packs of Mini Mag 40 gr RN.
That's my favorite semi-auto pistol ammo,,,
Again, I snarfed 'em up.
Wally World may have inconsistent stock,,,
But at least they aren't raising their prices.
$19.95 for the bulk packs and $7.47 for the Mini Mags,,,
That's the same price they were when the Obama Shortage finally ended.
I'm a happy camper today.
Aarond
P.S. My .22 ammo count is now exactly 48,004 rounds,,,
Not quite where it was before Obama,,,
But getting close.
.
Long story short,,,
I needed to kill 30 minutes waiting for Happy Hour.
I stopped into Wal Mart to peruse their $3.73 video bin.
I walked past the near empty ammo case,,,
Lo and behold there were five Federal 550 round bulk packs.
That's my favorite tin can plinking ammo,,,
I snarfed 'em up like a starving man on a ham sandwich.
This morning I stopped there on my way to work to fill a prescription,,,
They had five 100 round packs of Mini Mag 40 gr RN.
That's my favorite semi-auto pistol ammo,,,
Again, I snarfed 'em up.
Wally World may have inconsistent stock,,,
But at least they aren't raising their prices.
$19.95 for the bulk packs and $7.47 for the Mini Mags,,,
That's the same price they were when the Obama Shortage finally ended.
I'm a happy camper today.
Aarond
P.S. My .22 ammo count is now exactly 48,004 rounds,,,
Not quite where it was before Obama,,,
But getting close.
.
Academy on NW Expressway in OKC has begun to put rifle and handgun ammo at the "service desk." We stopped there yesterday to check and the young lady told us they were clear out. All they had on the shelves was shotgun ammo.
It’s not uncommon for companies to charge replacement cost pricing for inventory already in their warehouses. Especially in times like these all companies meed as much profit as they can find since there are major holes in their revenue streams. It’s called operating like a business if your costs (from all of your suppliers double overnight and you are sitting in your warehouse full of product) you get to raise your price. You would be a full not too in this situation. The free market will shake it all out in the long run.
