Calling all reloaders
does anyone know of a commercial source for primers? all of the usual suspects like cabellas, midwayusa, graf and sons, T and T, to name a few online shops, and all of the brick and mortar places i've been to are OUT. as in, don't have any, don't know when we'll get any.
i suppose you can sell all the guns in the world, but if ammo and reloading components are non-existent, guns just become very expensive clubs.
i did notice there is still a lot of shotgun ammo, so i found a mossburg 500 pump 12 gauge on sale for cheap, and bought it. i suppose there is more than one way to skin a cat!
i suppose you can sell all the guns in the world, but if ammo and reloading components are non-existent, guns just become very expensive clubs.
i did notice there is still a lot of shotgun ammo, so i found a mossburg 500 pump 12 gauge on sale for cheap, and bought it. i suppose there is more than one way to skin a cat!
Labels: reloading
posted by bothenook at 09:43
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I never got into reloading. I do have enough ammo for WW3 in the garage.
I even bought 308 ammo because it was on sale before I bought a rifle to shoot it in.
beebs NRA Life member
funny. reminds me of the kid on one of the boats i was working on at Mare Island.
he and a couple buddies rented a car to go skiing, and had to buy chains in the mountains to get through Donner Pass. a couple of months after the ski trip he went to a a number of car dealerships with the chains in hand.
when he found a car he liked that the chains fit, he bought the car.
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