I hear ya on the 22LR. Since I moved to the mainland right in the middle of this panic buying I have had a hard time replacing what I had. I had to get rid of all my loaded ammo since the moving company would not allow it in my container. We were supposed to move mid March so I figured I would stock up once I arrived in AZ. But my wife ended up in the hospital right before we moved. We didn’t end up actually moving until the first of April. Being alone in my empty house for two weeks I decided to see what the price of 22LR was and found it was pretty much gone. So I found the last 2,500 rounds of Blazer at one online outlet, 2,500 rounds of CCI SV at another and 800 rounds of CCI SV at another. I bought it all up and had them delivered to my nephew’s home in the Phoenix area. I kept checking all my usual outlets and have not seen it come back into stock unless I am willing to pay over 20 cents a round and up to 27 cents a round. Any way I figured that would have to last me until this is over. But then I started reading that there is no primer shortage and no ammo shortage in Europe. After realizing that the CMP sold Eley ammo (Made in England) I went out to their website and they have plenty. So I ordered another 5,000 rounds not knowing how well it would shoot in my guns. So far it has been pretty good. I have probably shot up around 2,000 rounds of it already. I think I should order another case.
I get on Ammo Seek everyday looking for my 3 favorites and I either can’t find any or it is way too expensive. In the meantime, my nephew in Phoenix got caught not understanding that he would not be able to get 9mm, 5.56 and 22LR due to the panic. So I have been making him ammo so he always has something to practice with. And I told him I would bring him some of my 22LR next time I see him. Gotta help family when in need.
"I had to get rid of all my loaded ammo since the moving company would not allow it in my container"
I walk the line.
This is info to be legal.
When you move you are allowed to have "Packed By Owner".
to be included.
Contents don't have to be declared and they aren't insured.
You are responsible if something goes wrong and you
get fingered.
I know most guys here are angels, but the one lesson I learned in life
is NEVER volunteer information, when it can hurt you.
Never lie! But never volunteer information.
Every year I get asked by the VA do you drink?
My answer now is "I due to Red flag laws I cannot confirm or deny
any consumption". That keeps them happy( plus clean blood tests).