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Midway is smoking crack again
- Thread starter GeorgiaShooter
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I'm really close to considering selling all my reloading gear. I was fortunate to reload enough ammo before sky high prices to last my life time.
Makes some sense, assuming you really do have a big enough stockpile.
All the elevated component costs will end up impacting commercial ammo prices soon enough though and we'll be back to the same kind of cost/quality considerations we've been having in forever.
For me, yes. For someone who shoots several thousand a year, no. lol
FYI that midwest reloads site is a scam site. history says they've been around since 2010 but website just registered last year. listed as scam site on BBB. no answer on phone.
and i got excited there for a minute.
and i got excited there for a minute.
Me too!FYI that midwest reloads site is a scam site. history says they've been around since 2010 but website just registered last year. listed as scam site on BBB. no answer on phone.
and i got excited there for a minute.
No they wouldn’t.
They might fall back a bit, but there's going to be a base level, and that base level is increasng all the time because of the inflationary pressures and the impact of that on the purchasing power of $1.
17 cpr 9mm ain't coming back because the money printer went brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
17 cpr 9mm ain't coming back because the money printer went brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
My local reloading place has plenty of 3031, I think it was 42 bucks a pound.... not sure what the big jug cost, but they had a couple of those as well.. I was in there last week looking for unique, red dot or trailboss.... of course they didn't have any of those.
I think Natchez was cheaper than Midway but they weren't selling it for $42 a pound
