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Tom, call Screen and Michelle and Gun Talk producer Jim. Now, Laysale,

Bon Ton Goulay. In Louisiana, that means let the after show good times roll.

All right, we're in the after show segment now.

We got Jim and Michelle are here.

Hi guys.

Greetings.

Hello. Hello.

Michelle, I wanted to just follow up that caller who was looking for the 284 AMO and you

mentioned that it might be a seasonal AMO. What do you mean by that?

Many times manufacturers offer ammunition at very specific times of the year.

In other words, they only make a run, one, two, maybe three times a year and the ammunition is put out onto the market during

very specific seasons maybe before deer hunting or anelope seasons begin.

A lot of the varmament ammunition you can't get until just before the

varment seasons happen. So I don't know if a lot of people realize that not every

ammunition is made every day and of course that's not an extremely popular

caliber right now even though there's still guns out there so that happens with

many many calibers actually it's a great. I mean you know that they're making

22s all the time you know they're probably making runs of 9 millimeter and 45 and

two two three all the time but everything else they generally will make a run and stop and say, okay,

that'll take care of that for however long, two months. Because you know probably

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