Sportsmen feel pinch of global gunpowder shortage as Chinese restrictions, Ukraine war crimp supply

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At one point in their war, Russia and Ukraine were firing up to 60,000 artillery shells a day, and even during this spring’s lull in U.S.-backed supplies to Ukraine, the daily average was still roughly 12,000 shells.

The result has been a global shortage of gunpowder that’s beginning to show up in prices paid by private consumers here in the U.S.