From the good people at Powder Valley

[sierracharlie338]

Another reason I'll continue to support them.

 

[Lrreloader]

This is what people are going to remember when they buy their components, I see PV having alot more loyal customers if they keep this transparency and honesty

 

[squeeeeze]

Good for PV, once again. Definitely need more of their mindset in the marketplace. I hope it's contagious!

 

[Predator 22]

Love seeing that from PV. Don't be an enabler.

Frontier, by the same measure, just because you want to hoard stuff doesn't mean the rest of us didn't plan ahead as well. The difference? I SHOOT. I shoot A LOT. I don't hoard reloading supplies and then wag a finger at people because they don't have a consumable on hand, I actually USE IT.

I too bought tens of thousands of primers and 100s of pounds of powder. Its gone, I shot it. You see, that's what this stuff is for, you put it all together and then you go out and SHOOT IT.

So save us your indignation. We are all very happy that you have a bunch of stuff you don't use. Bravo, you are officially a hoarder. When you become a shooter, check back in with us.

I shoot quite a bit. I'm stocked. Doesn't make me a hoarder. Makes me prepared. Of course you cant plan for everything such as a new gun. But if you are planning a build you can buy the things you know you'll need. I try to buy the loading components first then the gun parts.
You can be prepared for the obvious things that cause shortages.

 

[Justice1327]

Cannot believe the whining from those who never learned to plan ahead.

Bought mine during Obama days for $35.00/ 1000.

It isn't always a failure to plan that causes one to have supply challenges... sometimes life just gets in the way of our intentions. I like to shoot and change up from handguns to longguns from time to time . LRH allowed me to do that by trading SPP for LRP. My time to change up coincided with a perfect storm of political, environmental and social nonsense.

 

[can1010]

thank you PV.
this is why they get about 90% of my business
they are probably getting sick of seeing my name and address when they make the shipping labels

 

[Kimber7man]

Actually, the "hoarders" who bought and stocked up a couple years ago are the least of anyone's problems and should probably be thanked for not needing to buy more during the shortages.

 

[19 Badger]

Actually, the "hoarders" who bought and stocked up a couple years ago are the least of anyone's problems and should probably be thanked for not needing to buy more during the shortages.

Lol. I have never thought of it that way. Have to agree..

 

[HANGum HIGH]

Actually, the "hoarders" who bought and stocked up a couple years ago are the least of anyone's problems and should probably be thanked for not needing to buy more during the shortages.

Don't think it's the hoarders everyone is complaining about and more the price gougers.

 

[L.Sherm]

This reloading component B.S. is falling right inline with the toilet paper B.S.

 

[sw282]

This reloading component B.S. is falling right inline with the toilet paper B.S.

Toilet paper for primers??
Seriously. l'm going to keep shooting regardless the price.
My money. My choice.

 

[gmoney_2]

It's simple economics. High demand and low supply drives up prices. As the supply increases and/or demand declines, prices will settle only on what folks are willing to pay. If folks don't buy at high prices they'll come down. Some are more despairing than others at varying times. Godspeed

 

[Ua26fitter]

Well, I think I know where all those primers went since PV turned them down.
Midway has had a lot of primers the last few days and at pretty high prices.

I'll hold out for PV and others to get them instock at a more reasonable price before I do business with Midway.

Kris

 

[LDHunter]

I think primers are going to be the real choking point. Hoarders can stockpile huge quantities of them in relatively small spaces and they aren't as dangerous or bulky as powder. I look for primers to be seriously long on demand and short on supply for way into the future. From what I've heard even ammo manufacturers are having a tough time getting them.

I recently looked at primers on Gunbroker and there were a LOT of people listing a LOT of primers at crazy high prices. No shortage there at all. If you don't have primers now you're likely to have to pay ridiculous prices well into the future if you decide you have to have them.