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I think it has hit a plateau after many long time shooters, picked up .22s similar to their self defense or duty guns to allow them to practice and train cheaper. Or just replaced our old Fudd guns.

With the cool factor in the new .22s I think they'll pick back up as more gun clubs and ranges start offering faster paced competitions to take the new fun guns into account.

I also believe Americans are leery of spending disposable income because of the uncertainty of our economy still.

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I also believe Americans are leery of spending disposable income because of the uncertainty of our economy still.

I think that has a lot to do with it. (so does my wife)!

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I wonder how many of the "tactical .22's" became a stepping stone to centerfire AR's from folks who might never have considered an AR previously

Yep, a classic gateway drug if I've seen one.

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Before we consider if the .22 market has peaked maybe we should try to find out if .22 ammo sales have increased and by what margin?

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I dont think it has peaked. I think we are seeing a reduction due to people unwilling to invest money in anything right now with the way the current administration is handling the country.

If things start to stabilize (once we get rid of Obama) perhaps we will see things start to pick up again.

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