While many individuals have looked at precious metals for moderate gains and even some losses over the last year, the combination of base metals like lead and brass have seen an incredible return--particularly when those base metals are combined to form .22 ammunition.
Think about it--from one year ago until now, .22 ammunition is up over 400%. It was approximately $21 to $23 per 500 rounds in May 2012, and it's now $100 to $135 for 500 rounds.
duh, given the populace behaving like sheep(the gun toting ones at least) and reacting to fear, coupled with the Govt putting a bid to hold a few million rounds, this is sort of predictable, as the thread title would suggest.
Pudfark wrote: Mon May 29, 2017 11:15 am
I live in Texas....you live in America.
You are very good at minimizing your problems. Such as substituting millions for billions and name calling folks who take responsibility for themselves. This is sorta of predictable as the thread title would suggest.
