Videos tagged with Price Increase

The video warns of an impending ammunition shortage and price increase of 5-8% on common calibers in the United States, citing geopolitical conflicts and foreign aid as contributing factors. The speaker, identified as Trench Grenade, advises viewers to stockpile ammunition, recommending a minimum of 3,000 rounds for both rifle and pistol calibers to maintain proficiency and preparedness. The message emphasizes proactive preparation to avoid future regret and potential scarcity.

This video from God Family and Guns discusses upcoming ammunition price increases announced by Vista Outdoors, affecting brands like Winchester, Federal, CCI, Remington, Blazer, Speer, Fiocchi, B&P, and Heavy Shot. The instructor identifies 9mm, .223/5.56, and 12 Gauge as the calibers most likely to see the first and largest price hikes due to factors like raw material costs, supply chain issues, and market demand. Viewers are advised to purchase these calibers before April 1st to mitigate the impact of these increases.

This video discusses recent price increases by the largest civilian ammunition producer in the United States, now operated by the Czech group Kinetic Group (formerly Vista Outdoors). The speaker details percentage increases across various ammunition types, including shotgun shells (10%), rifle rounds (6-7%), handgun ammo (5-12%), and rimfire ammo (9%). The video attributes these hikes to a miscalculation by producers regarding anticipated demand following the 2024 election and encourages consumers to 'hold the line' by not purchasing overpriced ammunition.

This video from GFG discusses an impending ammunition price increase set to take effect in October 2025, primarily impacting three popular calibers: 5.56 NATO, 9mm Luger, and 7.62x39mm. The increases are attributed to rising tariffs on imported ammunition and raw materials, with specific percentage hikes and dollar-per-thousand-round increases detailed for each caliber. Domestic manufacturers are also expected to implement price increases.

This video from 704 Tactical provides a last-chance deal alert for Arken Optics, highlighting significant discounts before an upcoming price increase. The instructor emphasizes using code '704' for maximum savings on various models, including LPVOs and long-range scopes, noting Arken's good build quality and clear glass for the price point. Viewers are encouraged to purchase before the price hike to lock in current savings.

This video discusses the decision of whether to purchase a suppressor now or wait for the $0 tax stamp. The speaker, Mark from Fit'n Fire, presents three main points: potential for dramatically increased wait times due to the $0 tax stamp, supply and demand economics leading to potential stock shortages and price increases, and the possibility of manufacturers raising prices to offset the loss of tax stamp revenue. He suggests a strategy of purchasing now and delaying the Form 4 submission to lock in current pricing and avoid potential future increases.

The video discusses the potential impact of tariffs on the global primer production industry, specifically highlighting the risk of Gen X, a major primer importer from Bosnia, going out of business. This could lead to significant price increases and a potential lingering shortage of ammunition in the United States, as 90% of primers used domestically are imported. While domestic production is increasing with facilities like White River Energetics, the loss of key foreign suppliers like Gen X poses a substantial threat to the U.S. ammunition market's stability.

This video discusses the potential impact of Trump-era tariffs on imported goods, particularly focusing on EDC items like knives and backpacks. The speaker explains how tariffs on Chinese and Mexican manufactured goods could lead to increased consumer prices. It highlights that companies relying on overseas manufacturing may need to absorb costs or pass them on, potentially affecting the affordability of everyday carry items.

This video discusses the recent shutdown of Polish AK manufacturer Pioneer Arms, attributing it to a 'race to the bottom' involving marginal products and tight profit margins. The creator suggests this closure will negatively impact the broader AK market, potentially leading to price increases of 10-20% for existing manufacturers due to increased demand. The analysis focuses on the business and market implications rather than a direct review of a specific firearm, though the AK platform is the central theme.

This video addresses rumors of a halt in production for popular Romanian AK variants like the WASR10, PSL54, and Draco. According to AK Operators Union, the situation stems from Cugir management's unrealistic demands for price increases to Century Arms, which were rejected. While Cugir faces internal turmoil and potential layoffs, the US market has substantial orders, and immediate availability is not expected to be impacted. The speaker, Rob Ski, advises against panic buying and suggests common sense will prevail to maintain market access.

This video announces an upcoming price increase for Arken Optics scopes, effective November 24th. The instructor highlights the exceptional value offered, especially with a 25% discount code '704'. Key models discussed include the EP8 LPVO with a first focal plane reticle suitable for CQB and long-range, and the SH4 series featuring Japanese glass and high-quality turrets. The speaker emphasizes that even after the price increase, Arken Optics will remain a competitive option.

This video discusses a drastic increase in California's natural gas bills, reporting an almost 150% jump in a single month. While the title and description focus on this energy crisis, the content also heavily promotes various survival gear and preparedness products, including solar generators, nutrient survival food, medical supplies, knives, and precious metals. The creator, Alaska Prepper, uses affiliate links and discount codes for these sponsored items, aiming to provide viewers with resources for self-sufficiency in the face of potential economic or resource instability.