I get that but are different company's that sell said equipment have 15-20% different price for exact same equipment?
Should we start to boycot these high prices?
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I am not talking about gouging. I am simply talking about the dollars associated with every process of running a business. No business can survive and sustain itself in a competitive industry by remaining the status quo. @BrentM post is an excellent example.
I'm buying a horse. Then I can boycott gas/diesel and the lawn mower.
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I wish there were more local clubs, ranges, and forums that promoted reloading component trading. I know I have some stuff I am willing to trade at yesterday's market prices as long as it is reciprocated.
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I'm still waiting for the prices to be ."good" again from the Obama election panic in 2008. That was the first time I saw powder over $20 a pound. Remember when that was expensive?
My local LGS isn't the status quo, why should I not believe him what he tells me and believe some of these online retailers lets compare apples to apples and ask why company's can price something for 15-20% more than there competitor for the exact same product. Its on the same container gets shipped to them and in all likelihood comes from the same distributor.
Is Brent's s exact same equipment priced 15-20% different from one to the next he can purchase from I think not or he will go to the lowest price.
That is my exact point.
As I said, Activity-Based Costing does not lie.
This occurs when we as a nation "Attempt to make flipping hamburgers a livable wage." The guy whom owns the restaurant should be the guy flipp'en. You want to boycott something. These economic conditions are here for the duration. The pendulum is on the other side it will begin slowly to come back to center, but center will be higher. Really we pay $8.00 / gallon for water currently that seems to not to be an issue for people. Yes as stated before boycotts have risks.
Whatever that means
Again, ABC does not lie if your LGS can absorb those costs, more power to him.
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It's amazing to see the number of Americans who do not understand economics and think every business is out to rip them off. Our govt alone is causing inflation on Americans, Our govt is causing fuel supply shortages, supply chain log jams and more. Our govt is blaming private industry for it while they skate telling us they're doing everything they possibly can to fix it? 
They're not. They're accelerating it. Wake up folks. Our own govt is the enemy that's creating the hardships now and it is only gonna get worse. Be ready.
The World Economy Forum (WEF)
ICYMI: Dr. Matt Briggs comments: You'll Take The Great Reset—And Like It - Way back in pre-doom days, in 2016, the World Economic Forum (WEF) put out a video explaining how by 2030 you, dear reader, will no longer own anything. And "you'll be happy" about this.
"You will own nothing and you will be happy about it" - World Economic Forum; 2030
This isn't just being done to America BTW, every country is being attacked in the world.
They're not. They're accelerating it. Wake up folks. Our own govt is the enemy that's creating the hardships now and it is only gonna get worse. Be ready. The World Economy Forum (WEF)
ICYMI: Dr. Matt Briggs comments: You'll Take The Great Reset—And Like It - Way back in pre-doom days, in 2016, the World Economic Forum (WEF) put out a video explaining how by 2030 you, dear reader, will no longer own anything. And "you'll be happy" about this.
"You will own nothing and you will be happy about it" - World Economic Forum; 2030
This isn't just being done to America BTW, every country is being attacked in the world.
Exactly my point, there is more to it than a price hike.
