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Sure, I'd buy that. But that's not what they claimed in show, and they never even implied otherwise. Ammo shortages were a plot point for pretty much the entire series.
I think this is where they missed what the series could have been. Start with squeaky clean, then go into trading, hacking together tech, maybe turning to arms dealers.
Like those episodes where the NX-01 Enterprise was in the Delphic Expanse and almost completely destroyed
I'd watch that
Picking up a bunch of new crew until they end up with a new mission of figuring out how to get around the galaxy quickly so they can make visits to each other not require generational ships.
Ammo shortages are still possible even if you're restocking frequently. In FTL: Faster than Light, many shops only have a limited quantity of missile ammunition for sale, so you're rarely "fully stocked".