A major concern of mine is ammunition availability. Imagine saving your money to go on an antelope hunt out west. You jump on a plane in Albany and finally arrive in downtown Muddy Gap, Wyoming. There are no bullets available. As an example, I tried to buy some .338 Winchester magnums in Oquossoc, Maine one time and had to drive many miles and check several stores to find them.
Most stores only carry what is popular and sells well.
And when I found the bullets, they weren't cheap either. For me, I'll stick to something a little more traditional. But let's not jump to conclusions. This is probably only the beginning. I just hope that as technology continues to race on, there will be guns and hunting available for me, my children and for generations to come.