They're becoming more plentiful and I would expect the price to come down in a month or so.
ciwsguy said:Becoming more available, but sometimes quite pricey.
I only took Graduate Level economics..
I disagree and there isn’t a precedent that has shown this.The new "norm" will now be "quite pricey". Gone are the days of $32/brick of primers at your LGS. The gun industry now knows that the vast majority of consumer is ok with paying around $100 / brick and there is a TON of money to be made off the panic stricken gun consumer. My guess is when you can walk into your LGS and buy a few bricks of primers you're going to pay about $80 / brick.
Senens said:I disagree and there isn’t a precedent that has shown this.
BillyBoy 57 said:I bought cci small rifle for $40 a thousand yesterday at my local shop .
The price won't fall until some boxes are sitting on the shelf unpurchased for a little while. That won't happen until the panic buyers are done stocking up. After that, the market will probably see a slump like it did after the last time panic buyers began to change over to figuring out how to shoot up all the over-priced supplies they'd acquired.
The only way I know to ride these things out is to have at least a five-year supply of everything you need. Use the oldest first, then replenish it with the newest, delaying that when times are like we have now, catching up when prices are more reasonable.
However it is nice to see it turn the corner and product on the shelves even in limited quantities.