Guest post by Paul T. Martin
Before you get all worked up – I am not pressing the panic button. I don’t even own a panic button.
But we could be at the early stage of a potential run on guns and ammo. If you have specific firearms or ammunition needs, I urge you to remedy those soon.
Please note I am not trading on insider information. I don’t have access to any. I am basing this recommendation upon past instances where we saw spikes in demand when violent events filled our news feed.
I don’t spend much time on firearms on this blog, because there are a number of people who cover that subject much better than I do. What most of them (and their loyal readers) spend little time on, however, is the logistics piece of it.
(N.B.: Much of what follows appeared in a blog post from February 2022 and another one from March 2023. I have added a few updates.)
In March, NBC News ran this piece entitled “Ukraine is running low on ammo. Europe faces pressure to produce more.” You need to spend the five minutes it takes to read this entire article. It is well worth your time. It does a really good job laying out the situation in Ukraine and the efforts of the EU to ramp up ammunition production. Bloomberg has covered this situation as well.
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