My son and I were discussing the ammo supply outlook. He made a good point ... it seems a big percentage of the newer handguns sold recently seemed to be 9mm along with the recent trend of many law enforcement departments shifting to 9mm the demand even without panic buying and hoarding would likely have jumped bigtime anyway. All the crap coming together created “the perfect storm” especially for 9mm ... what will ammo manufacturers do in the future given they have a finite amount of production capability ... only so many hours in the day ... only so many machines and factory space to run product ... only so much supply of components (especially primers). I am fairly sure the production scheduling is done by bean counters who look at contracts, profits and such not necessarily at the sport’s trends and private citizen shooter’s best interests. I am thinking 2021 will likely see production scheduling increase for 9mm but at the cost of what other calibers? The rimfire line equipment and components are not really interchangeable with the centerfire line ... plus rimfire will always be in demand. What or who will the bean counters short the production of so they can fil government and military contracts? What old school shooters will be short scheduled ... like my .41mag? Am I now thinking which 1 or 2 I really need to sure up my stock on ... what say you guys?