After work yesterday morning I stopped off at the gun store where I took delivery of my new toy to buy ammo for it.
Surprise!
My gunsmith doesn't have any...
As a matter of fact, he has no ammunition for any "varmint rifle".
...Hasn't had any for days, because as soon as new ammo comes in it is sold. He has a waiting list for it.
I added my name to his list.
Froggy, the temperature of the water may be closer to a boil than I imagined.
2 comments:
That is a cool looking rifle; the folding stock should help with any close-quarters squirrel hunting.
I always like weird economic indicators. WalMart claims that when a hurricane is about to hit an area, sales of Pop Tarts increases. So I naturally think Pop Tarts create low pressure centers.
What do you think the increase in ammo sales at your gun store is an indicator of? A response to recession (the old adage that whiskey and gun sales increase during hard economies)? Fear of tighter gun laws? Something else entirely?
Thanks Duke.
I select answer "D", All of the above.
And my carbine is accurate out to about a football field away. I don't want squirrels getting any closer than that.
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