Happy - Primers, Large Rifle Rem 9 1/2's

[memtb]

Agreed - I know we used to be able to get 1k primers for $35, but that's not going to happen again. I stacked components deep when things were cheaper as well, but I've been adding to my inventory as I use them

You're just a youngster ……I remember when I would hesitate @ $15/1000 ! memtb

 

[Mike Matteson]

The price that they are charging makes me choke!! Luckily I
have enough to wait em out!

I didn't, but I almost do now. It's not so much having LRP. but having different types to build a round with. Checking grouping and velocity. Generally my go to primers is fed-210's. At the same time I will not stop looking for them. Still looking for Win LRP Matched.

 

[Mike Matteson]

You're just a youngster ……I remember when I would hesitate @ $15/1000 ! memtb

You are not old yet, I use to get them under $10.00 a brick. Infact I could get them for under $1.00 per hundred. back in the 60's.

 

[cabelasken]

The cheapest brick price I have found in my stash is $2.95

 

[dogz]

You are not old yet, I use to get them under $10.00 a brick. Infact I could get them for under $1.00 per hundred. back in the 60's.

I recall back in the 80's during the 1st primer scare that I bought 40K Rem 9.5's for $9.99 a brick at Scheels

That was many many sleeps ago

 

[memtb]

You are not old yet, I use to get them under $10.00 a brick. Infact I could get them for under $1.00 per hundred. back in the 60's.

I too started in the (late) '60's, never could afford a "brick" and could not remember what the prices/100 were…..somewhere around a buck!

Ah……

The good ole days….. of course I got married in the late '60's and was making $1.30/ hr. So in retrospect……maybe today's prices aren't "that far" out of line! memtb

 

[Mike Matteson]

I too started in the (late) '60's, never could afford a "brick" and could not remember what the prices/100 were…..somewhere around a buck!

Ah……

The good ole days….. of course I got married in the late '60's and was making $1.30/ hr. So in retrospect……maybe today's prices aren't "that far" out of line! memtb

That's about right on prices. I started in 1962 or so reloading my 300 H&H mag.