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CCI 250's in stock @ Target Sports
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Best start buying factory ammo then
cus 100-160 is normal now.. sucks butFor real.
Best news ever i was starting to sweat stock pile was down too 3000
fnlights
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I only question how they have 99+ and you can't find even one box anywhere and haven't been able too for awhile. Assuming these are the white box ones?
I've ordered mil-surp ammo many times in the past years.
Cci been popping up id bet we will see it everywhere soon. N570 too
They rang up $180 all in for me including hazmat and shipping.
I still don't need them that bad. Glad I prepared during the good times.
It may come to that one day, but not today.
You can have mine; still too rich for my blood!
Is nice to see primers much or frequently though. Hopefully that ll lead to some price reductions. Once Scalpers can't make money on them and guys who are out or nearly out get their fill let's hope demand slumps!
Is nice to see primers much or frequently though. Hopefully that ll lead to some price reductions. Once Scalpers can't make money on them and guys who are out or nearly out get their fill let's hope demand slumps!
It wont though... and they know everyone will pay it. You will never see 65/ brick again.. no matter how much you guys/gals pray.. distribution might.. but not the final sale.. as many of you have said when selling stuff for high prices.. its the beauty of capitalism... and our country loves it!!
So get use to 130 plus for primers.. aint going anywhere
ElCidAviator
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I'm in the same boat and should be good for a few more years. I learned during Sandy Hook that when components are cheap stockpile deep.
ElCidAviator
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Maybe $100, but I don't think they will settle at 130 plus.
I can find every other primer right now in stock selling for 80-100 . There's nothing special about LRP/LRMP besides the fact that they're hard to come by right now. The same scarcity was true for SRP and SPP 6-9 months ago and now they are everywhere.
Only plus side will be local shops will have it at 130$ and it wont be 180$ shipped but I highly doubt itll be 40$-50$ a brick again. I do think recession will reset price some
ElCidAviator
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I agree, the days of $40-50 a brick are just a pleasant memory. It pains me to look at some of the price tags stuck on some of my powders/primers.
