Gernest2
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Anyone know where I can get varget at a reasonable price?
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trebark
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That's funny. At this point you need to be thankful to be able to find it.
Good luck!
varmintH8R
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Where are you located?
livtoohunt
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In Albuquerque!
thatguyshm
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Local high end gun shop is selling two 8lb buckets for 250. I almost choked when I saw that.
SidecarFlip
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Pricing on powders (from what I see at least) is remaining pretty stable. Problem is, finding it.
We have all become accustomed to the 'I want it now so I get it now' philosophy. At present, that don't work and probably will never work again.
What you need to do is pre-plan and order what you need and exhibit some patience.
We have all become accustomed to the 'I want it now so I get it now' philosophy. At present, that don't work and probably will never work again.
What you need to do is pre-plan and order what you need and exhibit some patience.
MudRunner2005
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That's only $15.63 /pound.....My local store sells it for $28.99 / pound, and they DON'T carry the 8 lb kegs... I wouldn't be complaining if I were you.
Also, can I get that store's name & number? It's for....ummmm....personal reasons....Yeah that's it...personal reasons...
varmintH8R
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That's only $15.63 /pound.....My local store sells it for $28.99 / pound, and they DON'T carry the 8 lb kegs... I wouldn't be complaining if I were you.
Also, can I get that store's name & number? It's for....ummmm....personal reasons....Yeah that's it...personal reasons...
If I'm a betting man, I'd say they're asking $250 each for those 8 pounders...
SidecarFlip
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Will the real price please stand up??
In reality, unless you are loading for a potential spate of civil unrest, a pound of powder should do just fine.
In reality, unless you are loading for a potential spate of civil unrest, a pound of powder should do just fine.
Lefty7mmstw
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aren't we???Will the real price please stand up??
In reality, unless you are loading for a potential spate of civil unrest, a pound of powder should do just fine.
I don't know about the o.p., but I like to keep a couple of hundred loaded for each rifle I have a load for. I also keep enough on hand to re-stuff that ammo at least once. That eats up just a bit of gun cotton.
barnesuser28
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Will the real price please stand up??
Sorry, but you are the last person i would have expected to make an Eminem quote. LOL. Now i have "the real slim shady" stuck in my head.
gun) Keep an eye open on powder valley, third generation shooting supply, and midsouth shooters supply.
SidecarFlip
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Yes, it does. I have so many 223's loaded I don't think I could shoot them all before I die..... Got on a 223 kick a couple years back and loaded a gob. Looked in the ammunition cabinet. Some are dated 2009. Hundreds hell, thousands. Same with 308's. Cabelas loves me, I buy lots of ammunition boxes.
Interestingly, I don't own an AR, just a Savage 223 bolt rifle and my benchrest 223.
I'm a suker for a good deal on brass and usually Wideners has good deals on 308 and 223 LC OFMB. Been known to buy a couple thousand at a crack.
IMO, you can't have enough 45 Auto and 45LC's.
Lefty7mmstw
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I've done a bit of business with wideners too. Usually rifle pills or mil. surp. powder.
I don't even have a semi- auto pistol. I've got a bolt action 22-250 and a revolver in 44.
Got an AR and 1K+ ammo for the little pop gun though. She holds her own to 1/4 mile on peeps with 75's.
