It is no secret that many shooters have been hoarding them in anticipation of a new ban on possession of high capacity magazines.
It is also possible that some manufacturers have reduced their production of them in anticipation of the same ban.
Thank you for answering my question. Yes I do understand supply and demand there is a huge demand which means you raise your prices and higher more people and make more stuff. If there is any hoarding going on I think it may be the manufacturers. If I'm not mistaken if there is a ban on high capacity magazines there will be a grandfather clause. Already manufactured products could be sold until they run out but still make very good profit. As far as the war is concerned that is true but that doesn't account for the Glock magazines. There's only a small number of manufacturers for Glock magazines. There is a huge number of manufacturers for AR rifles.
Magazines are not the only components that are in short supply bullets power primers and it's been this way for some time. I suppose powder and primers would be more difficult to increase but bullets are just a manufactured product three shifts and you have all the bullets you want. I just don't understand.
Don't know where you've been but there hasn't been a shortage of High cap mags in my area until just the last months. brownell's sold 3 years worth of them in a couple days. Local store was out but has them now with a 2 mag limit per day per customer on the AR mags. It's harder to get a 5 round mag then 30 round mag. Have a source for 30 round mags at only $25 ea still today. You must be limiting yoursefl to location. Only problem I have is ammo and dies. I welcome the ban personally. My rifle just doubled in value overnight and my 30 round mags trippled. Hey,if you can't get them within the first 2 shots 28 more aren't gonna make a difference anyway
I just received a sportsman guide catalog it had the 33 round magazine I was looking for. I went online to find them listed but no stock. I haven't looked at local stores I just assumed if the catalog companies are out of stock they would be to. To be honest the A R. magazines I looking for are the new magpul. I have them on back order for several weeks now. Most of the paper targets don't seem to care if I shoot 2 or 28 times and I really hope paper is all I need to shoot. The 33 round Glock magazines are for a new 9 mm carbine I just ordered. I also ordered the 33 round Glock magazines from a different company. They acknowledge my order at this time I still don't know if they have stock or not.
What shortage? Seen tons of hi-cap mags at the gun show a couple weeks ago. Seen a fair amount at the local Gander Mtn also. I even bought one that was on sale, it was almost 40% off! As long as we keep buying them, the manufacturers will keep making them.
It is no secret that many shooters have been hoarding them in anticipation of a new ban on possession of high capacity magazines.
It is also possible that some manufacturers have reduced their production of them in anticipation of the same ban.
Thank you for answering my question. Yes I do understand supply and demand there is a huge demand which means you raise your prices and higher more people and make more stuff. If there is any hoarding going on I think it may be the manufacturers. If I'm not mistaken if there is a ban on high capacity magazines there will be a grandfather clause. Already manufactured products could be sold until they run out but still make very good profit. As far as the war is concerned that is true but that doesn't account for the Glock magazines. There's only a small number of manufacturers for Glock magazines. There is a huge number of manufacturers for AR rifles.
Magazines are not the only components that are in short supply bullets power primers and it's been this way for some time. I suppose powder and primers would be more difficult to increase but bullets are just a manufactured product three shifts and you have all the bullets you want. I just don't understand.
Don't know where you've been but there hasn't been a shortage of High cap mags in my area until just the last months. brownell's sold 3 years worth of them in a couple days. Local store was out but has them now with a 2 mag limit per day per customer on the AR mags. It's harder to get a 5 round mag then 30 round mag. Have a source for 30 round mags at only $25 ea still today. You must be limiting yoursefl to location. Only problem I have is ammo and dies. I welcome the ban personally. My rifle just doubled in value overnight and my 30 round mags trippled. Hey,if you can't get them within the first 2 shots 28 more aren't gonna make a difference anyway
I just received a sportsman guide catalog it had the 33 round magazine I was looking for. I went online to find them listed but no stock. I haven't looked at local stores I just assumed if the catalog companies are out of stock they would be to. To be honest the A R. magazines I looking for are the new magpul. I have them on back order for several weeks now. Most of the paper targets don't seem to care if I shoot 2 or 28 times and I really hope paper is all I need to shoot. The 33 round Glock magazines are for a new 9 mm carbine I just ordered. I also ordered the 33 round Glock magazines from a different company. They acknowledge my order at this time I still don't know if they have stock or not.
What shortage? Seen tons of hi-cap mags at the gun show a couple weeks ago. Seen a fair amount at the local Gander Mtn also. I even bought one that was on sale, it was almost 40% off! As long as we keep buying them, the manufacturers will keep making them.
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Two google searches should get you there.
Capitalism
Supply and demand
It is no secret that many shooters have been hoarding them in anticipation of a new ban on possession of high capacity magazines.
It is also possible that some manufacturers have reduced their production of them in anticipation of the same ban.
in case anyone has forgotten there is a war still going on....lots getting sent over there.
Thank you for answering my question. Yes I do understand supply and demand there is a huge demand which means you raise your prices and higher more people and make more stuff. If there is any hoarding going on I think it may be the manufacturers. If I'm not mistaken if there is a ban on high capacity magazines there will be a grandfather clause. Already manufactured products could be sold until they run out but still make very good profit. As far as the war is concerned that is true but that doesn't account for the Glock magazines. There's only a small number of manufacturers for Glock magazines. There is a huge number of manufacturers for AR rifles.
Magazines are not the only components that are in short supply bullets power primers and it's been this way for some time. I suppose powder and primers would be more difficult to increase but bullets are just a manufactured product three shifts and you have all the bullets you want. I just don't understand.
Hi...
Some catalog companies still advertise magazines, bullets, etc., available via 'net and/or catalog...The Sportsman's Guide, for example.
Don't know where you've been but there hasn't been a shortage of High cap mags in my area until just the last months. brownell's sold 3 years worth of them in a couple days. Local store was out but has them now with a 2 mag limit per day per customer on the AR mags. It's harder to get a 5 round mag then 30 round mag. Have a source for 30 round mags at only $25 ea still today. You must be limiting yoursefl to location. Only problem I have is ammo and dies. I welcome the ban personally. My rifle just doubled in value overnight and my 30 round mags trippled. Hey,if you can't get them within the first 2 shots 28 more aren't gonna make a difference anyway
I just received a sportsman guide catalog it had the 33 round magazine I was looking for. I went online to find them listed but no stock. I haven't looked at local stores I just assumed if the catalog companies are out of stock they would be to. To be honest the A R. magazines I looking for are the new magpul. I have them on back order for several weeks now. Most of the paper targets don't seem to care if I shoot 2 or 28 times and I really hope paper is all I need to shoot. The 33 round Glock magazines are for a new 9 mm carbine I just ordered. I also ordered the 33 round Glock magazines from a different company. They acknowledge my order at this time I still don't know if they have stock or not.
What shortage? Seen tons of hi-cap mags at the gun show a couple weeks ago. Seen a fair amount at the local Gander Mtn also. I even bought one that was on sale, it was almost 40% off! As long as we keep buying them, the manufacturers will keep making them.
i dont know. they tripled lately but they gave me 4 free w my AR 2 years ago.
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Two google searches should get you there.
Capitalism
Supply and demand
It is no secret that many shooters have been hoarding them in anticipation of a new ban on possession of high capacity magazines.
It is also possible that some manufacturers have reduced their production of them in anticipation of the same ban.
in case anyone has forgotten there is a war still going on....lots getting sent over there.
Thank you for answering my question. Yes I do understand supply and demand there is a huge demand which means you raise your prices and higher more people and make more stuff. If there is any hoarding going on I think it may be the manufacturers. If I'm not mistaken if there is a ban on high capacity magazines there will be a grandfather clause. Already manufactured products could be sold until they run out but still make very good profit. As far as the war is concerned that is true but that doesn't account for the Glock magazines. There's only a small number of manufacturers for Glock magazines. There is a huge number of manufacturers for AR rifles.
Magazines are not the only components that are in short supply bullets power primers and it's been this way for some time. I suppose powder and primers would be more difficult to increase but bullets are just a manufactured product three shifts and you have all the bullets you want. I just don't understand.
Hi...
Some catalog companies still advertise magazines, bullets, etc., available via 'net and/or catalog...The Sportsman's Guide, for example.
Don't know where you've been but there hasn't been a shortage of High cap mags in my area until just the last months. brownell's sold 3 years worth of them in a couple days. Local store was out but has them now with a 2 mag limit per day per customer on the AR mags. It's harder to get a 5 round mag then 30 round mag. Have a source for 30 round mags at only $25 ea still today. You must be limiting yoursefl to location. Only problem I have is ammo and dies. I welcome the ban personally. My rifle just doubled in value overnight and my 30 round mags trippled. Hey,if you can't get them within the first 2 shots 28 more aren't gonna make a difference anyway
I just received a sportsman guide catalog it had the 33 round magazine I was looking for. I went online to find them listed but no stock. I haven't looked at local stores I just assumed if the catalog companies are out of stock they would be to. To be honest the A R. magazines I looking for are the new magpul. I have them on back order for several weeks now. Most of the paper targets don't seem to care if I shoot 2 or 28 times and I really hope paper is all I need to shoot. The 33 round Glock magazines are for a new 9 mm carbine I just ordered. I also ordered the 33 round Glock magazines from a different company. They acknowledge my order at this time I still don't know if they have stock or not.
What shortage? Seen tons of hi-cap mags at the gun show a couple weeks ago. Seen a fair amount at the local Gander Mtn also. I even bought one that was on sale, it was almost 40% off! As long as we keep buying them, the manufacturers will keep making them.
i dont know. they tripled lately but they gave me 4 free w my AR 2 years ago.
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