Hard to get guys

[MLM]

Just got in my 50,000 primers. I had to look all over to find them. Reloading stuff is starting to get hard to find again. It did this about 6 years ago and , I still do not know if the rteloadeing co. did it so they could raise the price or it was a real thing. But if you look the prices did not go down after the conflicts stopped or at least slowed down. I do not want to be the cause of a run on reloadeing parts, but if you need some, I would pick them up as you need them and maybe add a few more to the shopping cart.
Mike Murphy

[Varminteer]

Did you really buy that many primers??

[AceBall]

I stocked up to, with a container or two of each flavor!


:)

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[Don M.]

Seeing what was begenning to happen with the prices & supply of
reloading items I stoked up on most of the items that I will be needing
for Prairie Dog Trips & Shooting for the next several years back in 2005
before prices went completely crazy & got much more expensive. I did
so advise the shooters in our area. Some stocked up & some have been
still looking for supplies since then.

[Ole]

Murphy, for somebody that has no money, you sure seem to be doing ok. :-)

Ole

[ghost]

The chinese are buying all the brass and copper they can get, and the price on scrap has gone UP. Two years ago, we were getting about 40 cents a lb here for rifle brass. Last year, I got $1.60 a lb, in Hanover Pa. and understand it's up to about $2.00 a lb now. so price up on the basic components. Or at least that's the excuse given.

[sundance]

It seems like reloading gear is one of the only good investments around right now.The prices are going up and supply is going down.And you get a lot of pleasure when you use them.
I remember the primer shortages in the early 1990's.I try to keep around 25,000 primers on hand at all times.I know that will get me through a few prairie dog seasons.