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In the retail business, you buy it and sell it as quickly as you can so you can order and do it again. Some of the non-commerical folks who might pay a lot for 22 ammo and expect to sell it at a profit may find that they will infact have some on hand. Guess they'll be ready for the next shortage.
Quantity restrictions don't bother me much with ammunition. But on the other hand, if I drove an hour to a store specifically so I could buy some 22 ammo and they would only sell me one box (and they had lots), that would bug me. There is one Walmart store in GA that never did stop the ammunition quantity restriction on ammunition sales and I stopped buying anything from that store after Walmart ceased the policy.
Stockpiling is fine as long as you feel you may need it to continue your hobby. But I have found that I simply refuse to shoot up my cache when there are supply shortages.
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