Suppliers / ticket sellers love scalpers ( I worked with a ticket selling agency a few years ago ). The scalper buys up a block, lowering the cost of sale per ticket, and then takes on all the risk of moving them. Remember what happened to the Magpul scalpers a few years ago when supply picked up? They lost a chunk of
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I realize this was an old post, but I could not let it pass without comment.
Scalpers are a cancer upon a free market. They profit by inhibiting the free flow of goods from a manufacturer to the consumer.
In the case of Magpul scalpers, those same people passed on the loss in the next group of hijacked goods that they marked up obscenely.
And Magpul produced a bunch more thinking there was high demand, if scalpers had not been in the way they would have seen demand drop sharply and probably would have redesigned it.
This distortion of supply and demand has been harming the free market for years, please do not encourage it.
That said, I have no problem with a manufacturer charging what they think the market can bear. I am happy to be able to choose to buy a high capacity mag if I can afford it, and will pass if I cannot. It's the choice that makes me happy to be Canadian as many don't even get that...
I.S.