Replies

All I can report is what I saw today at a range in Idaho - I was the only one there shooting and every employee was occupied filling out Form 4473 for a customer for the background check. Talked to the owner and he said it was crazy, been like that all day, but he had plenty of stock and plenty of ammunition. When I finished and he checked me out he joked, "Look around - these are the only eight people in the state who don't have a gun."

I know it's been said but I'll repeat it - it isn't the disease, it's the crazies who are the problem. If you still have the shotgun, buy ammo. Actually getting your new gun at this point is a project of several days at best. Make sure there is ammo available for it - buy the ammo when you give them the form if you can. Your mileage will vary greatly depending on where you are. Best to you.