Look, we all know that once a ban like this is in place they never go away, regardless of what the directive/edict from the Emporer says. That said, we are small-time by comparison to the big dogs, and we have more than 800 MILLION rounds approved on form 6's. Seeing this coming down the pipeline, we have used our contacts to line up contacts with 7 other factories around Europe, and one in South America to replace that supply line.
And we used the sudden drop in price from the Russians to get better pricing from those countries. The Ruskies dropped their prices because flat out, they were afraid we would walk away from their supply line when this happened. Instead, we maxed out the production they can supply to fill as much of those Form 6's allocation as possible. But we have inked deals with 3 of the 8 other factories.
Will it hurt, yeah. Who do you blame? Actually, other than the obvious, we can all blame the importers and wholesalers for sitting on the supply to drag out distribution slowly over the next few years to maximize the income from Russian ammo. But others are going to swoop in to fill that vacuum. Our rep In Europe is at a big arms show right now in Warsaw talking to them to do exactly that this whole week. Luckily the Mesko explosion yesterday was at the anti-tank rocket side and not the small arms ammo production side!
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