Ammo Shortages Blamed on Administration's Gun Agenda

doesn't make sense. more powerful rounds widely available, why would barry kill .22 production?

The article states that it is the threat that Soetoro presents to the 2nd Amendment that is pushing crisis buying.

Yes and im sick of it!And I bet it lasts another 3 years.

I have enough .22 to last for 20 years. Some of it I paid way too much for but at least I have it.

My female friend just bought a S&W .22 and I found a brick of Remington Thunderbolt at Cabela's for her for $23. The problem is they only let you have one brick but there may not have been any if there wasn't a limit.

I know this link has been posted before but maybe some didn't see it

[link to www.gunbot.net]

Gander had $25 bricks 4 weeks ago,limit 1, Friday only sale. I got there at opening and line had ~150 and purchase took 1 hour. Never again.

22lr is impossible to find here.michigan they never get any.
Save me a few bricks.

Don't underestimate the damage 22lr can do. Anyone can shoot 22lr, even young children and it's a very common training round because it's affordable and available (or used to be). It can be effectively silenced with suppressors, almost all 223/556 ARs can be converted to shoot it, etc. If SHTF, it would work great for taking out cameras and tires, suppressive fire (20 people lined up shooting 30 round mags of 22lr is one hell of a cover fire), etc. Also can be deadly by itself. 22lr ain't pellet gun ammo!

Now, would you like to ask your question again?