I haven't been checking any of the places around here lately but I've been talking to a LOT of people that have told me that places are wiped out. A local LEO I know said that he went to Wal-mart the one day to see about getting some extra ammo and was told that although they got a truck in with an entire skid of ammo, it was sold as soon as they got it off the truck. They said a guy was in there watching and when he saw it come in he walked over, took one look, and told them he'd take the whole skid.
.22 ammo locally is going for $50 a brick, if you can find it.
Talked to a local sporting goods shop because I noticed that they weren't doing any real business. Found out that not only had their stock been wiped out, but they can't get anything to replace it with, their supplier doesn't have anything in stock anymore. No loaded ammo in any of the common calibers, no brass, no bullets, no powder, no primers, no reloading dies, no bullet molds, no magazines, no clips, no guns. Nada. They said they have some standing orders from some customers and they check daily to try to catch when some things hit their distributor's shelves. Both of us suspect that the distributor is letting the big dealers get first crack at anything that comes in though.
It's getting ugly out there.... hopefully it'll be like the last panic run and after awhile it'll go back to normal and the supply will return.
I've heard that one of the reasons why ammo has been short is that the manufacturers can't get enough lead. Of course, it doesn't help that FEMA and Homeland Security have been buying ammo a couple million rounds at a time. Not to sound like an alarmist or anything, but....
I wish I would have been able to predict this all, I would have taken out a loan and bought a ton of stuff back a few years ago when it was cheap and plentiful. Locally, Saga shotguns have more than doubled in price from where they were just a few years ago, AKs and AR rifles have gone through the roof. I heard of one local gunshop that had a whole basement full of AR rifles and were selling them online for $2,500 each. For guns that originally sold for $800 each. Hell of a profit margin there....