Gun control fears spark ammo shortage as customers stock up on
rounds  Bargersville store can't order more until 2015  JOHNSON
COUNTY, Ind. - As fears over gun control continue to fuel the
sale of ammunition, some gun shops have run out and police now
say they're keeping a close eye on the shortage.  Guy Linville,
who works at Honey Creek Tackle in Bargersville, said ammunition
for many guns is basically non-existent these days.  "We just
can't get it. Even common rounds like .40 Smith and Wesson,
9mm,  .22 long rifle, things we wouldn't normally have issue
keeping in stock we just can't get in stock," Linville said.
Linville said the gun shop would normally have 75,000 rounds of
the .223 caliber for M16. Monday, they had none.  At Honey Creek
Tackle, it's anything but business as usual.   "Our distributors
used to be able to give us a time frame. They don't now. They
just don't know," Linville said. "The manufacturers cannot keep
up with demand right now."  Linville said the ammunition
manufacturers they wo