No gouging...those who want pre-election low prices are exactly the same folks buying everything up and them listing it on GB at 10x the price to make a killing, but complain if the retail store tries to keep his doors open. If he sells out of everything, then he has nothing to offer anyone and then he closes his doors - obviously, there are some folks who have never run a retail business and do not understand econ 101 about supply and demand
I have watched several threads where folks bragged how they sold an AR or parts or .22 ammo for huge price profits and didn't consider themselves "gougers"
It sure is funny how folks wanting to buy in high demand/low supply times complain about "gouging", but when they are a seller making a big profit, they like to brag about how they "scored"
Sorry folks, it doesn't wash. A business is in business to make a profit. Not knowing IF he can get new inventory or WHAT his new pricing might be, he needs to price his goods at current market value, not some arbitrary MSRP, but at "what the market will bear"