Where the heck is all the ammo???

[Wallco1]

Bigger the gun, Bigger the fun. Pull trigger and big boom, YEA. 

[rippy38]

6 minutes ago, Squatchman said:

  Ah hell.

 You know he ain't. 

 This shit happens every time a president gets elected.

 You guys buy it up when a democrat comes into office because you think he will take your guns.

 They never do.

 

  Me?

I just like guns.

  

This is just the beginning...

 

https://joebiden.com/gunsafety/

[whiteboy]

11 hours ago, Redoctober said:

Remington firearms have really gone down hill the last 20 years. They bought out Marlin out of New Haven and dumped all the employees up there, in retaliation the New Haven people set all the machines back to default and set Remington Ilion NY back 5 years. 

 

Remington recently went bankrupt ... again .... and sold of all the brands to different investors.

 

My uncles used to have some nice old Remington rifles and shotguns, but after the Model 700 safety fiasco, no one in my family will buy Remington again ... ever.

 

People died because of their negligence, and they basically never took responsibility ... it went on for decades.

[rippy38]

3 hours ago, whiteboy said:

 

Remington recently went bankrupt ... again .... and sold of all the brands to different investors.

 

My uncles used to have some nice old Remington rifles and shotguns, but after the Model 700 safety fiasco, no one in my family will buy Remington again ... ever.

 

People died because of their negligence, and they basically never took responsibility ... it went on for decades.

Remington really screwed the pooch by trying to get into the handgun market in the last couple of decades with an inferior product.

 

They seemed dead set on releasing a crap product, while everyone else was stepping up their game, and it killed them.

 

It's a shame too, because one of my best/favorite shotties I have is an 870 Express pump 12 guage from the early 80's. It's my home defense beast.

 

 

[LaughinAtLefty]

13 hours ago, Wallco1 said:

Personal ammo is for Practice Practice Practice and fun fun fun. Don't need a lot of ammo for defense but you cannot be prepared or safe without practice. 

Bingo.....all about safety and efficiency.

[Mirabeau]

19 hours ago, calguy said:

From my years of making every kind of ammo there was, when times get tough the rednecks buy ammo. 

^^^ Thinks a salad shooter is a firearm.

[Skans]

18 hours ago, LaughinAtLefty said:

Ya....I like Gunbroker.....the pricing right now is extreme....seems to be a minimum of 3-4 times the cost during “normal” times. In a pinch, I’ll pay the price for good stuff I’m going to carry, but I’m just looking for range ammo to break in the new pistol and increase my proficiency.

So, you're not looking for ammo, you're looking for ammo at historically low prices.    Just wait, the cheap steel-cased ammo will become available again - not allowed in most indoor ranges.

[Skans]

1 hour ago, rippy38 said:

Remington really screwed the pooch by trying to get into the handgun market in the last couple of decades with an inferior product.

Remington just produced an inferior product - it didn't have to be a POS.  Look, if a company can't make a reasonably reliable hand gun - something that Pakis can make by hand on a grinding wheel in a back ally cardboard shack, then the company really needs to be placed 6' under the dirt and have cement poured over it. 

[XavierOnassis]

7 minutes ago, Skans said:

Remington just produced an inferior product - it didn't have to be a POS.  Look, if a company can't make a reasonably reliable hand gun - something that Pakis can make by hand on a grinding wheel in a back ally cardboard shack, then the company really needs to be placed 6' under the dirt and have cement poured over it. 

The goal of  capitalism is to make a profit.

Consumer Reports does not review firearms.

Lots  of  people buy  guns and never  shoot them.

Still,there is  plenty  of discussion about products online.

You have to make sure   that  you are reviewing  the specific item by exact  model  number.

NOT by brand.

Don't buy a  a Pinto or Fiesta because  a neighbor  likes his  F-150.

[Skans]

3 minutes ago, XavierOnassis said:

The goal of  capitalism is to make a profit.

No.  The goal of corporate executives who run for-profit companies is to make a profit.  Capitalism is an economic system based on private ownership.  It, Capitalism, has no goals. 

3 minutes ago, XavierOnassis said:

Consumer Reports does not review firearms.

Good.  Let's hope it stays that way. 

3 minutes ago, XavierOnassis said:

Lots  of  people buy  guns and never  shoot them.

True.  I have lots of guns I never shoot.  In fact, I have about 3 handguns I like to shoot and only one that I occasionally carry. 

3 minutes ago, XavierOnassis said:

Still,there is  plenty  of discussion about products online.

Online, offline - yes, there is innumerable discussions about firearms.  Talk about a bunch of horses being beaten to death!!

3 minutes ago, XavierOnassis said:

You have to make sure   that  you are reviewing  the specific item by exact  model  number.

To be more precise, model, production run, year manufactured, etc, etc, etc. - Gun geeks can be more wonky than computer hackers. 

3 minutes ago, XavierOnassis said:

NOT by brand.

Brand can be very important.    Take for example the Model 1911.  Was it made by Remington Rand (the typewriter company!), Union Switch and Signal (railroad equipment), Ithaca Gun Company, or Colt?   Oh, yeah, brand matters!

 

[rippy38]

2 minutes ago, Skans said:

Gun geeks can be more wonky than computer hackers. 

Ain't that the truth!

[Chongo]

On 1/14/2021 at 12:13 AM, LaughinAtLefty said:

Took delivery of my new CC - a H & K usp compact in .40 cal - and there’s no ammo around, and what minute amount you run into is ridiculously priced. Have a couple hundred rounds of high end .40 S&W since I have a Glock 22......but can’t find range ammo at all. 

 

Freakin’ sucks.

No hunting in the lords Forrest.

 

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[Redoctober]

5 hours ago, whiteboy said:

 

Remington recently went bankrupt ... again .... and sold of all the brands to different investors.

 

My uncles used to have some nice old Remington rifles and shotguns, but after the Model 700 safety fiasco, no one in my family will buy Remington again ... ever.

 

People died because of their negligence, and they basically never took responsibility ... it went on for decades.

They are called Gremlington for a reason. 

[theLion]

25 million firearms sold in 2020, mostly to first-timers, and anyone wonders why ammo makers can’t keep up with demand. 

[whiteboy]

44 minutes ago, theLion said:

25 million firearms sold in 2020, mostly to first-timers, and anyone wonders why ammo makers can’t keep up with demand. 

 

First-timers aren't using ammo.

 

They are mostly Liberals, and have yet to figure out how to get it out of the box ...

[LaughinAtLefty]

6 hours ago, Skans said:

So, you're not looking for ammo, you're looking for ammo at historically low prices.    Just wait, the cheap steel-cased ammo will become available again - not allowed in most indoor ranges.

No, looking for sanely priced range ammo to run through my new rig. Don’t feel like pissing away the good stuff at the range, that’s all.

[LaughinAtLefty]

6 hours ago, Chongo said:

No hunting in the lords Forrest.

 

Ice age farmer, no longer on youtube corporation.

America's Top Owner of Farmland: Bill Gates -- In Control of Food

https://www.bitchute.com/video/hG4z9qTpAcaX/?list=notifications&randomize=false

 

 

 

 

 

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