In the Jan-Feb time frame the ammo would vanish off sites almost as soon as it appeared. Gunbot is an example - one day I watched, almost in real time by using a browser refresh, 9mm ammo deplete from a supplier. Today I've notice ammo supplies persisting, and prices falling slightly. 9mm is still scarce, but not as bad as before. 38 special, on the other hand, appears to be making a comeback, and in the 35 cents per round range.
.22's also appear to be persisting, and prices falling 12 - 15 cents a round range (still outrageously high for me, though).
Even Midway is managing to keep some things in stock for more than five minutes.
The "pre-panic" priced stuff still disappears quickly, but panic price threshold appears to be falling, which is a good sign.
Couple this with the slow burn 2A voting backlash that appears to be on the rise, and it appears the panic is nearing an end.
Do you think I am being Pollyannish, or are these tea leaves for real?