They still wanted a ridiculous amount of money for the small pistol primers. At least the 1,000 count.
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Agreed. They often have good deals on products there but primers are not one of them.
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I couldn't resist and bought a few thousand more large pistol primers from an NWFA member. Decent deals are still out there if you ask.
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Stopped by Fishermans today and they had a fair number of powders to choose from. Prices range from $40 to $50 for smokeless. They had an 8lb jug of CFE223 for $300. The best part was the small pistol primers, at $14 a sleeve.
Was that the same small pistol MAG primers they were selling at $11.00 a sleeve a few weeks ago? Maybe figured they'd sell better if they were a little more expensive.
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InflationWas that the same small pistol MAG primers they were selling at $11.00 a sleeve a few weeks ago? Maybe figured they'd sell better if they were a little more expensive.
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Damn, that makes $10 to $12 look cheap and damn $300 for the cfe223 8lb.
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BR4s In stock
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RIFLE BENCHREST PRIMERS | Brownells
In benchrest competition, there’s no such thing as a group that’s “too small.” Everything has to be tuned to the highest degree to produce match-winning results. That’s why CCI makes Benchrest primers. Only the most experienced skilled personnel p...
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$165, before hazmat & shipping.BR4s In stock
RIFLE BENCHREST PRIMERS | Brownells
In benchrest competition, there’s no such thing as a group that’s “too small.” Everything has to be tuned to the highest degree to produce match-winning results. That’s why CCI makes Benchrest primers. Only the most experienced skilled personnel p...
$202.49 with hazmat & "lowest cost" shipping ($12.50). -just out of curiosity I plugged in our Zip-
That's for Oregon, other states might add tax...
Yikes!
Damn. Still three times what they used to be. At least they're coming back in stock.BR4s In stock
RIFLE BENCHREST PRIMERS | Brownells
In benchrest competition, there’s no such thing as a group that’s “too small.” Everything has to be tuned to the highest degree to produce match-winning results. That’s why CCI makes Benchrest primers. Only the most experienced skilled personnel p...
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Well, just maybe, they noticed what people who haunt all/any primer sources are RE-selling them for on-line and said WHOA-there,we are the ones that deserve the extra $$!
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I was in desperate need of SR primers. Best I could find from a reputable (actually in stock, will ship, not a scam) was $113/1000 (shipped and WA tax) when buying a case.
It was painful, but all the brass, bullets and powder is no good without primers.
It was painful, but all the brass, bullets and powder is no good without primers.
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Tualatin Cabelas had three bricks of Winchester 41s on the shelf and tons of powder.
Still trying to get $50.00 an LB for that powder? I guess if I was dry. I'd probably grovel and get an lb.
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some powder was about $32 a lb.Still trying to get $50.00 an LB for that powder? I guess if I was dry. I'd probably grovel and get an lb.
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The good news: The local Sportsman's Warehouse had both Varget and H-4350 on the shelf last week.Still trying to get $50.00 an LB for that powder? I guess if I was dry. I'd probably grovel and get an lb.
The bad news: $54.99 per pound.
I had a pound of H-4350 in my hand, but then my frugal genes took over and common sense made me put it back on the shelf and grab the pound of Ramshot X-Terminator for $24.99. I shoot more .223/5.56 than .243/.270/.270WSM anyway. This, even though I had gift cards to cover the purchase.
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Make them price match the powder, only way they will lower the price is if people keep making them use a lower price.The good news: The local Sportsman's Warehouse had both Varget and H-4350 on the shelf last week.
The bad news: $54.99 per pound.
I had a pound of H-4350 in my hand, but then my frugal genes took over and common sense made me put it back on the shelf and grab the pound of Ramshot X-Terminator for $24.99. I shoot more .223/5.56 than .243/.270/.270WSM anyway. This, even though I had gift cards to cover the purchase.
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