“We try to sell ammo, but that’s been a challenge in 2020. It’s very, very hard to find ammo,” said South Dakota Military Heritage Alliance Executive Director Brian Phelps.
The gun range at the Alliance is now limiting ammo purchases when people come to use the range.
“We’ll limit them to one box of ammunition vs. the normal 300 to 500 rounds,” Phelps said.
That’s because replacing some of those rounds is nearly impossible right now.
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Well, it originally was covid, now it's that BLM/antifa bullshit.
I used to be able to walk outside any time of the day or evening and hear rounds popping off in the distance, there's even a guy a mile or so away that would occasionally rip off a few bursts from his automatic, but lately? Nothing. Nobody is shooting. Even listening to the talk at the gun shop, it's not that people don't have ammo, it's that they're saving that shit up in case things starts happening around here.
