I agree with the "it's a free country, buy all you want" to an extent but there are exceptions.
When the .22 LR shortage was going on, a dealer in Cody, Wy told me of a gentleman who inquired about ammo. When told that they had none, he responded "well, I have over 10,000 rounds at home but I'm always looking for more."
Unless he was planning to go to a very large city and sponsor a kids shooting clinic, the only thing that man accomplished by hoarding those .22 shells was that he was keeping them out of the hands of those who needed them most- the kids who just wanted to shoot.
Everyone has a right to buy what they can, but as the saying goes "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should".
When the .22 LR shortage was going on, a dealer in Cody, Wy told me of a gentleman who inquired about ammo. When told that they had none, he responded "well, I have over 10,000 rounds at home but I'm always looking for more."
Unless he was planning to go to a very large city and sponsor a kids shooting clinic, the only thing that man accomplished by hoarding those .22 shells was that he was keeping them out of the hands of those who needed them most- the kids who just wanted to shoot.
Everyone has a right to buy what they can, but as the saying goes "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should".