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Reloading
I may of found where all of the primers went
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<blockquote data-quote="akhnaten" data-source="post: 284793" data-attributes="member: 17042"><p>Price gouging is not the capitalist system at work. It is the failure of the capitalist system. In a truly capitalist system all markets would be perfectly competitive and gouging would be impossible. We have not had anything resembling a perfectly competitive market in the US since government lobbying got out of control. Also, price gouging is a felony in most states. </p><p>The real question is whether or not what is going on in the shooting community is an "emergency". It is certainly not an emergency in the sense that a hurricane is an emergency. </p><p>What is clear is that whatever is causing the shortage of components, it is killing the shooting sports. Particularly if the shortage continues for much longer. The only thing I can think of doing to help correct this problem is to:</p><p>1) not buy off the shelf ammo</p><p>2) buy components only from known, responsible retailers that are not price gouging and are rationing sales</p><p>3) not buy components at "auctions" or gun shows</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="akhnaten, post: 284793, member: 17042"] Price gouging is not the capitalist system at work. It is the failure of the capitalist system. In a truly capitalist system all markets would be perfectly competitive and gouging would be impossible. We have not had anything resembling a perfectly competitive market in the US since government lobbying got out of control. Also, price gouging is a felony in most states. The real question is whether or not what is going on in the shooting community is an "emergency". It is certainly not an emergency in the sense that a hurricane is an emergency. What is clear is that whatever is causing the shortage of components, it is killing the shooting sports. Particularly if the shortage continues for much longer. The only thing I can think of doing to help correct this problem is to: 1) not buy off the shelf ammo 2) buy components only from known, responsible retailers that are not price gouging and are rationing sales 3) not buy components at "auctions" or gun shows [/QUOTE]
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