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U.S. sees shortage of ammunition
In a year of job losses, foreclosures and bag lunches, Americans have spent record-breaking amounts of money on guns and ammunition. The most obvious sign of their demand: empty ammunition shelves.
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By David A. Fahrenthold and Fredrick Kunkle
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U.S. sees shortage of ammunition
In a year of job losses, foreclosures and bag lunches, Americans have spent record-breaking amounts of money on guns and ammunition. The most obvious sign of their demand: empty ammunition shelves.-
By David A. Fahrenthold and Fredrick Kunkle