What’s Happening to Ammo Prices? #freedomseeds #ammo #ammo_shortage

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They are still to high sir.

Time to let ' em sit on the shelf. I have food and gas to buy.😮

Ammo prices drove me away from shooting. Providing food and a roof for the family to sleep under Won that battle.

The store price is too high, I’ll shop online and find the better deals.

The availability is there, but the quality control is way down.

Ammo prices are stupid everywhere and I don't know why price gouging at its best !

As someone who has been in the ammo industry for over a decade, there is so much that affect the price of ammo that most folks don't think about. That being said, the reason why you have larger packs that are more, is because they are newer production. The Manufacturer NOT the retailer has raised their price due to this being an election year in anticipation for the consumer runs on ammo as it gets closer. 5:00 the reason why 22lr got so expensive is because Obama used his executive authority to hold up SHIPPING CONTAINERS full of it at ports, and didn't allow it to be distributed. This caused the domestic manufacturers to ramp up production, but supply could never meet demand. Most retailers that bought high, had to cost average their old stuff as their was no other option. Ammo prices also change with the cost of metals, powder, the availability to actually get the components. Until the importing of russian ammo comes back, the prices of the individual components go down - your freedom seeds really aren't going to be going down from here. 13:00 You're correct - this will be the new norm until the above happens. Gun show vendors, the fella selling a box for $13, he is making $.50 - $1.00 per box at most unless he purchased many pallets of it. The other part of this is, you need to consider where in the US you are getting your ammo from as well. Prices in California will be higher than prices in say Nebraska

Bass Pro/Cabela's have ridiculously high ammo prices. Most big box stores have high ammo prices. I used to buy ammo on a regular basis from my local Cabela's here in Fort Worth, but it has been a long time since I have even been there since the ammo gouge started. I bought a bunch of ammo from Walmart when they couldn't gouge because they were considered a grocery store, but since then they started gouging like all the rest. There is ammo everywhere, but it seems most places got so used to gouging they don't want to stop. I only buy online now when there is a good sale or maybe free shipping on any of the cartridges I use. There are deals out there you just have to always be on the lookout and be ready to buy when they present themselves.

Price increases like that are GOUGING!

32 cents a round for 9mm is way high.

Hello Fellow Patriots and Friends: Andre, thank you for taking the time + travel take this video & demonstrate that ammo prices in your area. IMHO Andre Florida is beginning to catch up to the NE. As I've stated in our personal text messages + on your channel the only thing that is going down up here in the NE is our standard of living. Many years ago I was lucky enough to purchase 308 HP, 175 grain sniper rounds for $ 1.00 a round. I was also able to aquire a few cases of M 855 green tip & a few rounds of 223 & 556. A 9MM. 147 grain HP HYDROSHOCK wasn't that bad around $ .26 a round & now in dome places up here over $ 2.00 a round. A friend up here has a 380 & you really must settle for what you can get at over $ 2.00 a round. As we have spoken about all of these out of sight prices are this administration's moto of suck it up buttercup me & my family are doing fine = ASSHOLE!!! ,( FJB ) !!! Andre, thanks again, stay safe, & God Bless. TMP from N.J. 😊

I’ve been getting my ammo online at TargetSportsUSA for about 3 years now. Can barely remember the last time I bought any off the shelf. Thanks for the content FP 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽

Thanks for breaking it down to the per round price, saves me a lot of pausing calculating and it's a more interesting price to track over time.

IF YOU WERE SMART YOU WOULD HAVE SEEN THIS COMMING. MOST DID.

Before Obama got elected, I was buying the federal 550 ct. Boxes for $8.96 ea. And before covid, I was buying the Remington bucket of bullets for $64.00 ea. We all remember 9mm at $7.99 a box, too! A friend of mine who owns a reloading/bullet casting business just told me that he is paying $4000.00 per ton for lead. Metal prices have skyrocketed since the Obama years, and of course dont forget the issues with primer availability. I havent bought centerfire rifle ammo in years, as I reload my own. The price of bullets has gone from $7. - $8.00 a box to around $30.00/box. Powder was in the $20./pound range and now is around $60./pound. When I was young, .45 acp, 30-06, and .308 were the most common rounds, with lots of people shooting other big bores like 41 mag, 44mag, and 45-70. I saw 41mag lead reloads at the last gunshow selling for over $40./50. Its no wonder why 40 S&W and larger, heavy bullet rounds are losing favor. Who can afford to spend a Saturday at the range shooting several hundred rounds? It sure does take a lot of fun out of our recreational shooting and hamper training.

I've found what I need online. I let the UPS guy bring it to me. I save wear and tear on my vehicles and I get the lowest prices. I don't fight the shopping cart commandos and I don't get distracted by the pretty cammo girls.

It’s still hard to find 410 anywhere and if you do find any prices are double or triple what it was 5 years ago.

I stop shopping at bass pro shop when they told me at the cashier register I could not buy so many boxes of ammunition because I wasn’t a “ member “ .

Don't buy local, buy bulk. Much cheaper to buy online. A lot of places have free shipping if you look for them.