Originally Posted by
TheLandlord
I'd not hold my breath. The hoarding that's been going on makes it difficult for everyone else to get their fill.
I'd like to have about 10 more P-mags, but I've given up on getting any in the near future, since assbags are buying them up, hundreds at a time, and flipping them at gun shows for $25-$35.
The more, shall we say it nicely, "entrepreneurial" among us have ensured that their buying for profit will trump our buying for need.
It's sleazy, but the only thing we can collectively do is refuse to pay those prices, wait 'til the hysteria stabilises, and get on with life as usual.
Trust me, the frenzy isn't completely unfounded, but eventually the impulse buyers and hoarders will run out of liquid cash to drop on 200 P-mags at once, etc.
Plus, when they get their house foreclosed on, and get laid off, they'll be unloading their gun gear for pennies on the dollar.
Sit tight, bro. We'll get some P-Mags soon. If it makes you feel any better, the BQM retail store had 200+ the day before the election, and one individual came in and cleaned 'em out as I got there. It is, what it is...
An insightful and well-reasoned bit of analysis. Nicely put.
Chief
Last edited by Army Chief; 12-07-08 at 01:22.
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