[444Flyer]

Think about how this will affect small business firearms shops and dealers if it keeps up. I know business is booming, but when the shelves are now clear and there isn't any inventory to be sold, it affects your bottom line. If people are waiting months and months for products you still have to pay the bills for your employees and keep the lights on etc. in the meantime. On top of everything else, Obama’s jacking around a bunch of Mom and Pops who are just trying to put bread on the table and feed their families.

[thackney]

Think about how this will affect small business firearms shops and dealers if it keeps up. I know business is booming, but when the shelves are now clear and there isn't any inventory to be sold

Go back to the article. They are selling in a week and sometimes a day what they used to sell in a month.

The problem he has is not that no supply coming in. His "problem" is demand is so high that it move out faster.

I used to buy ammo a couple times a year. Now I stop at different stores nearly every day to build up my stock. I have enough that I am not going to pay the inflated prices I see on the couple web sites with stock. But local suppliers are mostly holding price while limiting sales to serve many more customers than before.