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MagnumWill · December 27, 2012, 01:42 PM

Our LGS is also bone-dry in semi auto land. I was in there a few days ago (22nd i think) and it was down to .22 AKs and ARs, most likely marked up. My LGS is pretty good about not price gouging, their stuff is a touch more expensive then normal, but it stays that way. The pistol counter looked normal, didn't check on the high-cap stuff. They had just gotten in boxes and boxes of Pmags for $20, which I think is still within reason.

Lots and lots of 7.62X54R, and a large amount of 7.62X39. People were buying it by the 1000's as I was there though.

December 27, 2012, 01:42 PM	#21
MagnumWill Senior Member Join Date: March 18, 2009 Location: Central Colorado Posts: 1,001	Our LGS is also bone-dry in semi auto land. I was in there a few days ago (22nd i think) and it was down to .22 AKs and ARs, most likely marked up. My LGS is pretty good about not price gouging, their stuff is a touch more expensive then normal, but it stays that way. The pistol counter looked normal, didn't check on the high-cap stuff. They had just gotten in boxes and boxes of Pmags for $20, which I think is still within reason. Lots and lots of 7.62X54R, and a large amount of 7.62X39. People were buying it by the 1000's as I was there though. __________________ Those who hammer their swords into plow shares will plow for those who didn't...