WTT...Nosler 6.5PRC brass, over runs Revised

[8x68s]

Ad Type

1. For Trade

Manufacturer

Other / Not Listed

Caliber

Other / Not Listed

City

Salem

State

Oregon

Zip Code

97303

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To trade: new in a bag, 50 count, Nosler 6.5PRC "over runs", not blems, not prepped premiums... face to face, Salem, OR.

Looking for equal quantity .243, 6.5 Creedmoor, 25-06, 260 Rem, 280 or 280AI and 7STW, new or once fired... no range pickups please! Thanks for looking.

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[8x68s]

so I guess 6.5PRC isn't all that popular as it's made out to be...

 

[Croat]

Don't think you're dealing with a popularity issue. 6.5 PRC is indeed popular, and Nosler is known for good brass, but I'd venture to guess the market has been fairly flooded with Hornady brass in 6.5PRC past few years. It was always pretty much available during the pandemic, which means those having that cartridge may be very well stocked already. Let's be conservative and say a feller has a mere 200 Hornady brass on hand. Even with a paultry five reloads (unrealistic, but I'm trying to be conservative here) that means he's good to go for 1,000 rounds. If he's more a hunter than a competitive shooter, which is usually the case, then that will last him a good long time. Sure, he'd jump on any kind of extreme sale for 6.5 PRC brass, but for market rate stuff he's probably feeling content as is. So I wouldn't subscribe lack of pouncing on popularity so much.

 

[8x68s]

Thanks for your insight! I think you have something there. I have just been surprised (haha, frustrated??) at not being able to sell mine when demand seems so high amongst the supposed general scarcity.

 

[8x68s]

Revised for trading...