Ammo supply will be caught up in June?
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May 5th, 2009 03:37 AM
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I was told by a Walmart employee that ammo shortages should be better in June also. He said He was told that production was starting to catch up with the backorders.

Originally Posted by
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I ordered from Cabela's over the internet about three week's ago. Got an email a few days ago saying they would be sending out my ammo 4-24-2009, two days later I get an email saying my order is backordered until 5-29-2009. What's up with that?
I got the exact same e-mail. Hope I actually get it!
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May 5th, 2009 03:37 AM
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May 5th, 2009 10:25 AM
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I guess I have been getting lucky. My wife and I have picked up 3,600 rounds of 9mm at Walmart this past week (limit 6 boxes per person, per day). Paid $0.187 per round for the Blazer Brass and $0.191 per round for the Winchester.
I am starting to see a lot more ammo floating around than I have in the last 6-months.
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June 14th, 2009 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by
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I heard today from the gunsmith/owner of my favorite toy store that Remington is working 6 days a week 24 hrs a day and that Winchester is 24/7 and they are both not expecting to be caught up on ammo orders until June. That means we should only have a few more months of empty Wally World ammo shelves right? has anyone else heard anything about when ammo will be available again (besides the obvious 1-20-2013)?
Since then Remington has increased production.
I told a Remington rep at the NRA convention that I heard they were running 25 hours a day (that's not a typo), she replied "eight days a week."
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June 14th, 2009 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by
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I heard today from the gunsmith/owner of my favorite toy store that Remington is working 6 days a week 24 hrs a day and that Winchester is 24/7 and they are both not expecting to be caught up on ammo orders until June. That means we should only have a few more months of empty Wally World ammo shelves right? has anyone else heard anything about when ammo will be available again (besides the obvious 1-20-2013)?
Well, it's mid-June now and I don't see ammo supplies easing up any.
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June 14th, 2009 10:24 PM
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I would believe that Winchester and Remington stepped up production picked up some of each from my local WW over the past 2 week. Both times I went it was late in the day and they still had stock on the shelves. Was by there today and they were out but my WW seems to be getting some in every few days.
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June 14th, 2009 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by
Fred
Perhaps about July the price will come back down and we can all stock up case lot style. Buy in bulk, it does save a lot of money.

the guy in the gun area at cabelas told me and my buddy that if you order on the internet... and you order in the box, you will get your order faster than if you order the bulk. for some reason if you order 300 in boxes you will get them faster than 300 in bulk. he couldnt explain why... but just said thats what has been happening.
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June 14th, 2009 11:15 PM
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I think as people have stocked up on ammo and their disposable income has disappeared because they spent it on ammo, the supply has finally caught up with demand. I think all of it was exacerbated by the NRA's firearms salesman of the year, Barack Obama. Supplies should start stabilizing from what I am hearing around some of my contacts. I have just about all of the defensive rounds I need, now I am going to start getting more components so I can begin reloading.
I know one thing I have noticed when taking the .22 out for a little practice at the range - A lot less brass lying around.....
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June 14th, 2009 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by
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I think as people have stocked up on ammo and their disposable income has disappeared because they spent it on ammo, the supply has finally caught up with demand. I think all of it was exacerbated by the NRA's firearms salesman of the year, Barack Obama. Supplies should start stabilizing from what I am hearing around some of my contacts. I have just about all of the defensive rounds I need, now I am going to start getting more components so I can begin reloading.
I know one thing I have noticed when taking the .22 out for a little practice at the range - A lot less brass lying around.....
Roger that. I volunteer at the hunter ed. range and used to get quite a bit of brass that people left behind. Yesterday, there were only 3 shooters shooting centefire cartridges and they all kept their brass.
Two of them do not reload as of now, but are saving their brass in the expectation of beginning to do so.
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June 18th, 2009 02:33 AM
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I agree that I've noticed it easing up too! 2-3 months ago I couldn't find ammo anywhere. Now they have it at WalMart locally. On 4 different occasions I've seen WWB 9mm 100 packs in stock. I've also see them with 40, .45 and 32. The local gun shop has also had everything but 380. Even online I'm seeing more of it. I think that a previous poster hit the nail on the head with the disposable income angle. That plus the hoarders are maybe reaching the point where they feel comfortable with their personal supply and now just replacing what they shoot?
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June 18th, 2009 03:51 PM
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I wrote a message to the Governor of Montana, requesting information about the ammo shortage and his reply was: The ammo will be restocked on the shelves by Hunting season. Not to worry the manufactures are working hard to restock the surrounding distribution centers for the public in reloading and hunting ammo. So have patience it will come soon..
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June 18th, 2009 05:16 PM
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I don't see any sign of ammo supplies increasing here
all stores carrying ammo seem to be in the same shape as they have been for 5 to 6 months
now firearms is another story, Academy had bare racks for long guns and bare shelves for handguns until 2-3 weeks ago, now they have a nice 'normal' looking stockpile, same with some other dealers here, but ammo...nope

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June 18th, 2009 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by
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I ordered from Cabela's over the internet about three week's ago. Got an email a few days ago saying they would be sending out my ammo 4-24-2009, two days later I get an email saying my order is backordered until 5-29-2009. What's up with that?
Hang in there. I've got an order from 03-18-09 that I still don't have. 3 months and counting.
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June 22nd, 2009 08:07 PM
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Here it is June 2009 and the ammo shelves are still pretty bare. I keep hearing predictions that they will catch up soon and that Remington and Winchester are working 24/7 but then I read that CCI and the ammo companies are laying people off. Who do you believe?
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June 22nd, 2009 10:01 PM
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June 22nd, 2009 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by
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Here it is June 2009 and the ammo shelves are still pretty bare. I keep hearing predictions that they will catch up soon and that Remington and Winchester are working 24/7 but then I read that CCI and the ammo companies are laying people off. Who do you believe?
Well, here's one story:
ATK layoffs | KLEW CBS 3 - News, Weather and Sports - Lewiston, ID - Lewiston, Idaho | News
and here's another:
Deseret News | Alliant denies that it's planning any layoffs
Which one do you believe?
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