It isn't the new normal. Very similar in 1994. Prices were high on "Pre-ban" items until the ban sunset. The the prices came down. Actually I think prices started dropping shortly before the sunset.
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Maybe. 2 thoughts:
1. Many people have already busted their piggy banks already. I can imagine they can continue spending like this without an increase in their debt limit
B. Feinstein went for the throat on this bill. I don't see it getting through.
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Looks like she don't care if it passes intact, she already has what she wants.
And the icing on her cake, the gun community is doing it to itself.
Kudos Senator, make us cannabalize our own and take full credit.
That's OUTRAGIOUS!! How can you gouge people like that!!
^^Joking
I agree that it will only stop when the fraddies quit buying!!
lol....gasoline prices tripled almost over night a few years ago and we po boys are still driving our gas guzzlers, and not just back and forth to work either.
the pipline will eventually refill and as it does prices will come back down, but probably not back to pre panic levels at least for quite a while
So you're saying there's been no paradigm shift in gas consumption and transportation by low-income people?
Take another look.
Plus people think they can live without guns, most dont use them in everyday life. Can they really live without fuel in this era of time?
I have sold alot of stuff just because people are paying top dollar for it
I hope its stuff you don't want to replace at current prices. For $400 you can get a $189 Wal-mart Ruger 10/22
The only way it will become the new normal is if they slip something small through quickly and the manufacturers don't have time to respond. Cutting it off quickly would leave us with these inflated prices forever. Remember in early 80's when a class 3 MP5 was $400 and now sells for north of $20K. My guess is at best it will be 6-9 months for things to get restocked, not necessarily better prices though.
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