I guess a stock goes up because its a Conspiracy or could it be profits?
All of the above. Did you follow GME in 2020/2021?
I guess a stock goes up because its a Conspiracy or could it be profits?
GME ?All of the above. Did you follow GME in 2020/2021?
Maybe someone will come up with a 6BR Mini Cooper to ease the pain a little.Just my 0.02. Gas will never be a $1.00 a gallon again. Primers will never be $25 a 1000 and powder will never be $10.00 a lb again. It's ashame but nothing we can do about it. If your gonna drive your gonna pay whatever fuel prices are. If your gonna shoot your gonna pay whatever supplie cost are. I'm not the guy who drives to the next town over to save a 0.05 on diesel. I pay whatever the price is when I need it. Same with primers, cores, jackets and powder.
Hard to answer without knowing what their current manufacturing cost is. Do I like the increases--no, not at all, will I buy Reloader 15 when my current supply for my 6.5x47 Lapua runs out most likely.Ok let’s try this.
Everyone here raise their right hand if they think Hodgdon is taking advantage of them when now charging $65 for a pound of IMR 4350.
Total the numbers of years for each party. 29 vs 24 If you go back to 1960, it shows a spread in favor of the dems. Statistics are often shown in such fashion as to support the view of the side that came up with them.Am I factually wrong? I said: Since 1969, republicans have held the presidency more than twice as many years as the dems if I had to count it. Tell me how I am factually wrong:
Have you ever been in business for yourself?Total the numbers of years for each party. 29 vs 24 If you go back to 1960, it shows a spread in favor of the dems. Statistics are often shown in such fashion as to support the view of the side that came up with them.
I'm sure it must be defective at that price.....lolI broke down and bought a 1lber of Enforcer yesterday. I was getting down to 11lbs and thought this price didn't look too bad compared to other places.
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Well, he did have a 1lb of Benchmark at $50. That seemed steep. No way I was buying that... only cause I don't need it. If I did need it, I would probably have bought some 8lb bottle online than those 1lb bottles.I'm sure it must be defective at that price.....lol
As a matter of fact, I have. Retired now.Have you ever been in business for yourself?
Ned you are right on as usual, I agree with youI have been watching the price of Varget at a large online reloading supply vendor the last few days, as they stated prices would increase after Jan 15th. The price of one pound of Varget increased from ~$49 to ~$56, or just under a 15% increase. I typically use about 20 lb of Varget per year, so that would represent an increase of $140 per year (not including any changes to other costs such as shipping). I can afford that, even if I don't like paying it. I don't want to start an argument over anyone's personal finances, but $140 per year is not that big of a deal. In fact, I would respond to anyone that wants to argue the point that if they can't afford such an increase, then maybe shooting sports are too expensive for their income/budget. For those that want to tell me I'm part of the problem because I buy what I need regardless of the cost (within reason, anyhow), mind your own business. I will buy what I want, when I want, and it's none of your affair. If you think my actions are raising the price of reloading components such as powder, then you really have very little understanding of the market. The amount of reloading components such as powder that we buy as private reloaders is not even a drop in the bucket as compared to other consumers such as commercial and military ammunition.