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Where are the powder and primers?
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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Shadow Tracker" data-source="post: 2296012" data-attributes="member: 116439"><p>Myself like many other hunters/shooters saw the writing on the wall back in the Clinton Era. I wouldn't classify myself as a "HOARDER" but as someone that prepares for future days. I was optimistic when Trump got in, but not anymore. I think that the powder & primer situation will be the new norm. There are a lot more people owning firearms and a lot more reloaders than ever before. Recent shortages, I think that a lot of retailers that got supplies in, got on the Gun Broker campaign to get inflated prices. People started paying inflated prices which made the prices go up even more.</p><p>Now when some major retailers have powder for sale on the internet it is gone in minutes. I have been lucky and spent a lot of time trying to get powder off the net. </p><p>I will say that most of the powder being sold/traded is between shooters like on LRH. Them main reason I have some of the powders/primer/bullets I use is because of trading with other reloaders. We basically help each other out. If I get a chance to get some powder I pick it up. There is always another reloader that can use it. I never make any profit-if anything I loose money through traveling. Always trade for the price I got it for and sometime trade more for less if it is something I need. If we have something that someone else needs we always help out. I found that works out great and always get whatever favors returned with extras.</p><p>If it was not for forums like LRH I would be lost for reloading supplies. There is really no LGS where I live. </p><p>My suggestion is keep checking website for availability and keep a good network of reloading people.</p><p>I also do not build a rifle until I have the powder, bullets, brass for it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coyote Shadow Tracker, post: 2296012, member: 116439"] Myself like many other hunters/shooters saw the writing on the wall back in the Clinton Era. I wouldn't classify myself as a "HOARDER" but as someone that prepares for future days. I was optimistic when Trump got in, but not anymore. I think that the powder & primer situation will be the new norm. There are a lot more people owning firearms and a lot more reloaders than ever before. Recent shortages, I think that a lot of retailers that got supplies in, got on the Gun Broker campaign to get inflated prices. People started paying inflated prices which made the prices go up even more. Now when some major retailers have powder for sale on the internet it is gone in minutes. I have been lucky and spent a lot of time trying to get powder off the net. I will say that most of the powder being sold/traded is between shooters like on LRH. Them main reason I have some of the powders/primer/bullets I use is because of trading with other reloaders. We basically help each other out. If I get a chance to get some powder I pick it up. There is always another reloader that can use it. I never make any profit-if anything I loose money through traveling. Always trade for the price I got it for and sometime trade more for less if it is something I need. If we have something that someone else needs we always help out. I found that works out great and always get whatever favors returned with extras. If it was not for forums like LRH I would be lost for reloading supplies. There is really no LGS where I live. My suggestion is keep checking website for availability and keep a good network of reloading people. I also do not build a rifle until I have the powder, bullets, brass for it. [/QUOTE]
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