My two cents. All of the brass and copper that was used to make our ammo has been allocated to the war effort. The demand for those raw materials onced used to build our ammo is very high. Thus driving up prices. We need to get on the phone, speak with your local ammo representative and demand answers. Anybody gets a number...post it....we will all call them.

Heck, I paid $180 for 100 count 30-378 brass and it is now 250 bucks a little over a year later.

I understand the fuel prices going up and I work for a large manufacturer of building products. We ship trucks all over the US and Canada and have had minimal price increases due to gas prices.