A conflagration of events has caused the cost of bullets, shotgun shells and reloading supplies to spike sharply upward in recent months. Among the factors blamed are the thriving Chinese economy, the price of fuel and the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. But most avid shooters are biting the bullet and continuing to participate in shooting sports despite the higher prices. Reported by eric Barker in the Twin Falls (ID) Times-News.
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February 05, 2008
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