Resale ammo prices!?!?

[Bobbygun]

Sad that you don't trust your process enough to let your friends shoot your ammo. Whenever we go shooting my friends are happy to shoot up all my ammo.

Wait! Those were reloads we were shooting? And, let's be clear, I did NOT shoot up ALL your ammo. Maybe next time.

(I think we would have to plan a several day shooting event to shoot up all your ammo. Maybe several WEEKS.)

 

[unionguy]

My ammo always sells quickly, but I price it below online prices so there's that. As a buyer, if I can get it cheaper at SGA then yeah I won't buy from someone locally.

 

[oremike]

Wait! Those were reloads we were shooting? And, let's be clear, I did NOT shoot up ALL your ammo. Maybe next time.

(I think we would have to plan a several day shooting event to shoot up all your ammo. Maybe several WEEKS.)

Remanufactured, I got paper that says I know what I'm doing. Signed by Santa Claus and everything. As far as shooting up all my ammo, well I never bring it all to the range at one time.

 

[oremike]

So, if I have reloads, that say I didn't reload, but bought from someone here and I sell them to someone else, that's illegal?

You have to have a class 06 FFL if you make ammo for sale. It's the (re)manufacturer that needs the license not the (re)seller.

 

[DLS]

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I made an offer on some reloads listed in the NWFA classifieds recently and my offer was respectfully declined. ...

At least a dozen times in the last few years I've had the same experience here. Then as I watch the price drop lower and lower see the final sale price be pretty much my offer price!

Whatever!

Sellers overprice their goods all the time, it's no issue for me. I just move on and find the next deal. There is always a next deal if you are vigilant and patient.

It doesn't bother me a bit when sellers list their primers (as an example) for $90 when the online retailers are charging $55. I just grin as I read the ad. It's always nice to have something to cause one to smile!