Who has rl26 in stock?

[6x47lapua]

I'm trying to find this powder in stock. I'd take an 8 pounder or a single pound. Haven't been able to find it anywhere.
Thanks

 

[Sevy]

Nobody has it to my knowledge. I backordered an 8 lb jug a month and a half ago and called them last week and they said they had no idea how long it would be.

 

[tbrice23]

No one!
The 6.5 creedmoor guys sucked up ALL the H4350 a few years ago now they're using RL26.
Lol.

 

[okie man]

There's a dude from fort Wayne that has 11 one pound cans he's selling in the classifieds

 

[sable tireur]

I drove 700+ miles last weekend to pick up 3-8lb containers and 4-1lb containers...

 

[Sevy]

I drove 700+ miles last weekend to pick up 3-8lb containers and 4-1lb containers...

Ouch! That's dedication!

 

[sable tireur]

Ouch! That's dedication!

I had one pound left and about 4,000 cartridges to load in the next couple of weeks. No one else had any stock and a private individual had this so I drove to get it.

 

[Sevy]

Sometimes you got to do what you got to do. I understand. Good for you on stocking up. At least for a minute.

 

[cohunt]

Its overdue for delivery.

I contacted alliant back in Jan and they said it was suposed to be in the states in 6-8 weeks...that has come and gone and still no powder

 

[sable tireur]

Berger bullets, Nosler brass, Norma brass, the list goes on. This is apparently the new business marketing model for the U.S. component supplies now. Make small batches to sell out then make us wait...

 

[Sevy]

Yes it is all reloading components at least in my area. I go to cabelas or sportsmans or wherever and there is hardly nothing. No primers, no brass, no powder, nothing. And the stores dont know where anything is either. They just say its overdue.

 

[odoylerules]

This is how they keep demand and prices high. If they flooded the market with supply, perceived value, and subsequently prices would fall.

 

[tbrice23]

This is how they keep demand and prices high. If they flooded the market with supply, perceived value, and subsequently prices would fall.

Just like the diamond trade.

 

[odoylerules]

Just like the diamond trade.

Exactly! I saw a show about that. It was really eye-opening how diamonds aren't really that rare at all and how they have underground storage vaults with millions of tons of them and they only let them out a little at a time to keep prices high