“Everybody in the industry is doing the best they can” A brief conversation with Jeff on the current state of the industry.
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@markwhite67822 жыл бұрын
I Love Black Hills ammo but I no longer consider them an ammo company for the public. They are mainly a government supplier, sort of like Lake City. I've been waiting 2 years with "notify me when available" clicked on several websites and not one round of Mk 262 has been for sale. When you see the amount government agencies are buying (more than the military) it makes you wonder. I sure hope it comes back available to us because it is hands down the most accurate 5.56 I've ever shot.
@jevestones18013 жыл бұрын
Thanks for putting out some videos.
@pulpheroaudio87093 жыл бұрын
Meeting ammo demands must be tough. Maybe sell some of those t-shirts like you’re wearing . Looks cool!
@Corysfortunes3 жыл бұрын
new employees and new factories, this is how we industrialized america, every titan of industry takes risks and plans for the future and slow times, short term sacrifice for long term rewards, much of what you enjoy in the this country was brought about by building and adding employees even if demand would be evetually low, boom and bust was the sacrifice that industrialized america with the best things in life at high quantities, ammo companies knew years in advance the ice berg of demand was comming and slept, they new about civil unrest, pandemics and elections wich increase demand above full capacity, new factories, new employees or quality of product is nothing to worry about, america would have never industrialized if they worried about new employees and quality of product, if you drive a car today you have it because of risk, risk of expanding with new employees and training employees for quality of the product, but its better to build and get new employees and get quality up to par then sit in the biggest demand the country has ever seen, it could be the next wave of the industrial revolution as far as firearms and ammo, and at the same time we fight for the constitution and the 2nd amendment while we make it the next industrial revolution, me being a relative of the largest candy company in the united states i know first hand the business model, those that dont take risk or expand despite the worry of deman being low die out as a company, if american ammo companies dont get off their butt china will take over that market or russia leaving us at the mercy of them countries or being bought out
@dotoliver69043 жыл бұрын
Awesome, Thanks for the heads up...
@Powershift3 жыл бұрын
I was proud to be a dealer for Black Hills ammunition. The quality can't be beat!!
@twrol3 жыл бұрын
Cant increase capacity based on a predictable boom in demand every 3 to 5 years?
@Front-Toward-Enemy3 жыл бұрын
Yes that wouldn't make sense. It doesn't make sense to build or add on to factories, hire new employees and train them only to close the factory and lay off employees a few months later when the demand inevitably goes back down.
@InkwellFoto3 жыл бұрын
I really can't wait till I can find your ammo in stock
@markwhite67822 жыл бұрын
One year later and still nothing. The military, ATF, FBI, DOJ and other agencies are simply too big of a customer for such a small company.
@InkwellFoto2 жыл бұрын
@@markwhite6782 I picked up a box of IMI stuff for the same reason
@markwhite67822 жыл бұрын
@@InkwellFoto I have a lot of the IMI 77g stuff and it shoots really well out of my Mk 12. Your mileage may vary but between the two of them I get a little over 1 MOA with IMI and about .75 with BH 262. I have both the open tip and the ballistic tipped but to be fair I don't see any difference. They claim the tipped matchking is a little better than the OTM.