Example of Supply & Demand

Wildcat · Dec 29, 2012

The owner just told one of the guys working for them to box them up. He put them in a tub under the table. No idea why.

foghorn918 · Jan 16, 2013

from today - cheaper than dirt - 1 used GI mag for $129.97......what a bargain!

Dustin Cantrell · Jan 16, 2013

Steve McGinley said:
from today - cheaper than dirt - 1 used GI mag for $129.97......what a bargain!

They sent out an email about instock mags within an hour or so of Obama's speech, which I expected them to. Glad I have a decent stock of mags.

kdf9511 · Jan 16, 2013

Just as bad as those AR mags is that they want $50 for a Korean 17rd Glock mag. They were $10.

OlSlyGuy · Jan 16, 2013

Steve McGinley said:
from today - cheaper than dirt - 1 used GI mag for $129.97......what a bargain!

this is funny. when i looked on there this morning they were $99.97. must go up for every one purchased.

dennishoddy · Jan 16, 2013

Midway USA has kept their prices Pre-frenzy. They have a huge waiting list, but if you REALLY needed it.......You should have already had it in your safe.

I got burned four years ago. I'll never be burned again. I buy everything in quantities to last two seasons of shooting competitions, +.

TYRCJP · Mar 1, 2013

Ether people don't understand or they dont care. Panic buying and price gouging is getting a little old.

dennishoddy · Mar 1, 2013

Yep, there are deals still out there.
People are swapping and trading more than ever.

There are two groups of people out there.
Gun owners and shooters.

Shooters take care of their own.

hermnrob · Mar 1, 2013

What I don't like seeing is Gun Dealer's online store showing Rifles, Shotguns and Pistols OUT OF STOCK. But then go to Gunbroker and there they are, sell their out of stock ITEMS for more money. I'm sick of it!!!