Stopped into the local gun store today to see what's on the shelf. Salesman said they are ordering $50,000 a week in ammo and components....unfortunately they're only getting about $9000 of the order delivered each week.....and that's usually gone in a day or two. Customers are scooping up ammo and components off pallets before they even get it on the shelf.
Ordering $50,000 a week....
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Wildalaska
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Thats how you get stuff...hey send me $50,000 of ammo and I will pay you on the spot...hey Benelli, I dont care about the 120 day terms, here is your $20,000 RIGHT NOW...so can I have more Vincis? hey thanks...
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I listened to a local dealer explaining to a customer the other day how they were going to to strart serializing ammo in S Carolina and that he need to keep stocking up as non serialized ammo became available.
That bill which was S. 1259 died when the 117th SC legislative session ended in June 2008. In the South Carolina General Assembly, bills that do not become law by the end of a two-year session are dead. Not one legislator added his or her name to S. 1259 as a co-sponsor. The bill did not receive a subcommittee hearing.
I see a lot of guns moving in and out of the dealers cases here at least. I am sure that some less than scrupulous dealers would like the hoarding and binge buying to go on as long as possible. I am just saying take things with a grain of salt and don't believe everything you hear.
That bill which was S. 1259 died when the 117th SC legislative session ended in June 2008. In the South Carolina General Assembly, bills that do not become law by the end of a two-year session are dead. Not one legislator added his or her name to S. 1259 as a co-sponsor. The bill did not receive a subcommittee hearing.
I see a lot of guns moving in and out of the dealers cases here at least. I am sure that some less than scrupulous dealers would like the hoarding and binge buying to go on as long as possible. I am just saying take things with a grain of salt and don't believe everything you hear.