Breakshunter
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Saw it for sale in billings the other day for $32/lb. I have plenty so I left it for the next guy, I did get 2 pounds of h1000 at that price and a pound of unique for $24.
These threads always seem to come from non-contributorsWOW, Hodgdons now has Varget for ”Sale” directly at $49.99 per pound. You can pick it up on their website. For me, my kiester hurts too much from being taken advantage of at that price. No reason on God’s Green Earth for that kind of pricing other than the fact that they can get away with it.
There are other powders that seem to work. The way to see lower prices is to refuse to jump at sucker bait pricing.
Forum Boss: Hodgdon Powder is now SOLD OUT at Hodgdon.com. The $49.99 price was cheaper than most other sellers.
I can see the powder possibly dropping back down after a while - but I think those primer prices won't be retreating much if at all. Why is it that the 'good old days' never seem that good when they are going on?$53.99 / lb at LGS. Primers $10 / 100.
They can keep 'em.
Makes me chuckle reading this thread, are you all surprised at the price increases when fuel is almost double and when was the last time you paid attention to the price of a pound of bacon? Instead of being pleased that the product is available we rather feel the need to bash the manufacturer selling at MSRP. I hate to be the bearer of bad news but we will not see primers for $40 a brick nor premium powder for $200 an 8 pounder going forward, either pay the piper or hang up them rifles.
powder, locally in my neck of the woods, is $55 plus 5.5% tax...for any kind of powder!Saw it for sale in billings the other day for $32/lb. I have plenty so I left it for the next guy, I did get 2 pounds of h1000 at that price and a pound of unique for $24.
^^^^^^powder, locally in my neck of the woods, is $55 plus 5.5% tax...for any kind of powder!
The White House will tell you, "supply chain disruptions."Slight detail here…..
Went to buy ice cream yesterday and noticed some priced at over $11.00 for a normal sized container. What’s up with that ?
Don't feel bad, one gunshop in Maine near me wants $80 plus 5.5% sales tax for various Reloader powders they have.come to ALASKA and pay $78.00-80.00 for a pound of H4350....
$31.00-$45.00 a lb here.Don't feel bad, one gunshop in Maine near me wants $80 plus 5.5% sales tax for various Reloader powders they have.
Most powder around here is in the 45-50$ range also. I don't know why the powder I found was so cheap, I am guessing it was a mistake, probably won't see it at that price again but if I do!powder, locally in my neck of the woods, is $55 plus 5.5% tax...for any kind of powder!
good enough $20.00 A gallon would be perfect !!! They Got Just What They Voted For!!! I got plenty on money and I hope the people that voted for that Retard lose everything they have. THEY DESERVE IT !!If components are on the shelf now, they got made and through the system before the recent surges in fuel and metal prices. Plus, every single item of manufacture and delivery arrives on diesel, and the worst predictions get close to $10 gal before the end of the year. European prices are already near $9.00/gallon.
I really wish it wasn't so, but I think the new normal hasn't even arrived yet.
That sounds good but when was the last time they sold it in 8lb jugs. Only 1lb's available !!! No more 8 pounders.Hope this doesn't come off as trying to start a hostile discussion, but I used my trusty math assistant and the 8 pound jug comes out to $35.88 a pound, not bad but not great.
$14 and change under the op's complaint thread price. If I needed it that would be a not so great price but would keep me shooting compared to higher prices posted.
It likely will get worse before it gets better, if it gets better.We better get used to $50+ lb. powder and $100/brick primers. I don't see it going down even when/if supply ever gets back to normal.