It's sort of a sad commentary on American businesses . Here you had a company with a pretty strong share of the reloading component market and evidently they haveenough govt contracts or demand from finished ammo that they have just let their component business erode as evidenced by some of the posts here stating they have grown tired of hunting for bullets to buy. I hate to say it but I don't care how busy you are the tine to expand and make capital investment in capacity is when the market was booming. Their cash flow should have been at its peak and their wear on their tooling would have been heavy during the shortage demand so even if their demand does level out they come out with newer tooling that's paid for and they can retire or mothball their older tooling for the next rush.sou do like there is definitely some poor business p,anning going on.
