[Rick Lee]

There's nothing wrong with a store charging a premium for an item they don't know if or when they'll be able to restock, and especially the gun stores that have onsite shooting ranges. Those guys can't keep the range fees coming if they let the ammo get bought up in bulk by people who don't plan to shoot it there. Some of the local gun stores with onsite ranges limit ammo sales to members or people paying range fees only. And they also limit ammo to two boxes and then only to people who are also buying a gun. It sucks, but they're under no obligation to sell everything at a set profit margin and then, when they run out and can't restock, too bad.