sea2summit
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So it should be easy to post a link.
President of Federal, CCI, Speer & Remington ammo: Why ammo is hard to get.
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sea2summit
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One cartridge isn't "most". But FGMM has used Sierra bullets since they started making them, is this conspiracy that old?
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Whats your point? The .gov get their contracts filled first? Whoop te doo...do you have a contract with federal? Olin? Im talking about taking your head out of your rear and stop blaming the current situation on gov contracts and companies not expanding enough to meet your high standards so you can go order 4k of primers of the net. Privileged and whiney is what yall all sound like. Complaining that their workers arent there packing up the ammo as fast as it comes off the line or Oh my gosh!!!! They take off for an entire weekend everyweekend...that ceo should be fired for not making his employees work the weekends just so elmer fudd over here can go do magdumps into a pile of dirt or somebody for arfcom can go buy a pallet of green tip to put in his basement next to his other pallet. Maybe you need to go apply for their operations manager at one of the plants. Im sure you will get them inline. Give me a break man. If none of yall saw this coming yall didnt learn from 08 and 12 elections. Got more powder and primers than i have bullets to load and a "few" ammo can full of my shtf rounds but not pallets of ammo
that particular bullet is branded as a fusion.... its not..... and its not sierra either...
thats my point... govt gets up to 100% of capacity until orders filled thus public waits
sea2summit
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Interesting, all this time I thought it was government owned and managed as their website says.
sea2summit
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Going back to rehash your page one comments because you can't back your drivel?
when i see 20 loaded rounds off the machine boxed at the machine and on the conveyor to shipping and the man power packaging or machine packing the rounds are waiting for the next 20 to be made then capacity has been reached until then... hes got work to do
sea2summit
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Quoting yourself to agree with someone. So cute.
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Well dang man if you got the motivation and skills why dont you just run it for them? Oooh wait because if you had a choice to sell 20 rds at a time of 20 million you would fill the contract first. As far as i know the civilians buying ammo at stores have no contract with them simply a consumer. You are acting like we(civ market) is the only one they have to cater to.
hey ******* the contract is written that at any time if the need demands it the government can take 100% of the production capacity for an indefinite ammount of time to fullfil their needs and zero shall be devoted to public sales or production untill released from that clause of contract.. i have a government contract in my line of work... its the same clause in it .
