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National Ammo Shortage Felt in NWA

By: Rebecca Jeffrey
Updated: January 13, 2013
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For gun owners and retailers around the country, ammunition shelves are bare.

Whether online or in-stores ammo is back ordered, some indefinitely, and prices are soaring.

Gun store owners say along with high demand they're seeing a price increase from whole sales and in turn that increase is passed on to consumers.

But according to one tactical store owner, some relief is in sight come March when supplies should be getting shipped out.

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