Prediction ?

[Hangfire]

How long is it going to be this time till we see start seeing fully stocked ammo shelves again ?

 

[Dumpstick]

TBH, with the exception of 32 ACP, which I've not yet started reloading, I won't be hurt if the ammo shelves stay thin.

As long as I can get powder and primers, that is.

Which is most certainly not a given.

 

[Biggsly]

It will be a while. I already have people asking me if I can spare some 22lr. Hopefully most of those who were not prepared in the last ammo shortage, learned something and stocked up.

 

[kirk1978]

When we are released from our "quarantine" it will fill back up. Most of the folks buying will read a new news story and head off in another direction of concern.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

I doubt that it will take much time at all to get back to where we were in December, in all areas of life.

 

[retrieverman]

Since this “shortage” doesn’t seem as dire as after Sandy Hook, I would guess things will get back to some sort of “normal” relatively soon after this crisis has been averted. The question is when will the crisis be averted?!?

 

[CHenry]

My shelves are full so I dont care.

 

[User67828]

I'm thinking by fall, and a rush of "used" firearms to go with it.

 

[Glock 40]

Since this “shortage” doesn’t seem as dire as after Sandy Hook, I would guess things will get back to some sort of “normal” relatively soon after this crisis has been averted. The question is when will the crisis be averted?!?

I am hoping your right. I mean most stuff can be found with a little looking around. Prices have increased 30-50% it seems on most items on places that aren't just strait gouging. I could find about anything other than SP primers this week. You just have to look around a bit.

When Midway and other places are sending emails that they have ammo. You can find about anything. Its just more than I want to pay. Hopefully a couple months after we are finally let of the house arrest. Our economy kicks back in and supply levels back out a few months later.

 

[OKCHunter]

Since this “shortage” doesn’t seem as dire as after Sandy Hook, I would guess things will get back to some sort of “normal” relatively soon after this crisis has been averted. The question is when will the crisis be averted?!?

Depends on how the November election is shaping up.