urbanrifleman
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So, let us do some logical thinking here....
I live in Oklahoma. Here in Oklahoma we have a thing called DOVE SEASON. Now, every year (and do mean every year), you can go to the retail stores and they will literally have entire aisles of pallets of shotgun shells in dove loads. Pallets... Maybe 6 or 8 PALLETS of dove loads out at once. At every single store... Walmart, Academy Sports, Bass Pro, etc etc on any given year is receiving orders of dozens of PALLETS of dove loads (at every store).
Every single year.
Now... these are STANDING ORDERS with the largest manufacturers in the country to produce shotgun shells. From stores that order 100s of millions of dollars worth of product every single year. You do NOT tell these stores to pound sand, unless you have a very specific reason.
Well sir, these pallets of ammo never showed up... certainly not here in Tulsa. Where these massive quantities that arrive have been arriving since I was a kid.
The conclusion is this shortage is NOT consumer driven. It is NOT shortage driven. It is something else...
PS: Please do not attack me. This is just something I have been paying attention too and I found the narrative makes no sense. Draw your own conclusions.
I live in Oklahoma. Here in Oklahoma we have a thing called DOVE SEASON. Now, every year (and do mean every year), you can go to the retail stores and they will literally have entire aisles of pallets of shotgun shells in dove loads. Pallets... Maybe 6 or 8 PALLETS of dove loads out at once. At every single store... Walmart, Academy Sports, Bass Pro, etc etc on any given year is receiving orders of dozens of PALLETS of dove loads (at every store).
Every single year.
Now... these are STANDING ORDERS with the largest manufacturers in the country to produce shotgun shells. From stores that order 100s of millions of dollars worth of product every single year. You do NOT tell these stores to pound sand, unless you have a very specific reason.
Well sir, these pallets of ammo never showed up... certainly not here in Tulsa. Where these massive quantities that arrive have been arriving since I was a kid.
The conclusion is this shortage is NOT consumer driven. It is NOT shortage driven. It is something else...
PS: Please do not attack me. This is just something I have been paying attention too and I found the narrative makes no sense. Draw your own conclusions.