hokiehunter
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So... Bruno is charging $37 or $38 dollars for hazmat. Not sure why we're talking in code here.
In fairness I'd say he listened to what the NRA said and what their position was.I don't want to start a political ****ing match but he did NUTTIN to defend bump stocks.
The places increasing fees during shortages should be ashamed and we should all remember who they are when the shortage subsides.
You got screwed, buy it from somebody else next time.What's the deal with these high hazmat fees plus shipping on top? Just capitalism at work during these times?? Just purchased a couple pounds of powder from a certain online retailer... $38 for hazmat then another $32 for shipping??? It's getting ridiculous.. guess I just needed to vent.
SOMETIMES they have Reloder 26........I live about 2 hours away. Last fall I was on a quest for RL26 and couldn't find any anywhere in stores or on line. I called them and they said they had it. I asked if I could pay for it over the phone because I didn't want to drive there and find out it was sold. And I didn't want it shipped because of the HazMat and shipping fees. The guy said no need for that, we have plenty. Needless to say they had zero when I arrived..... The guy I spoke with said it all sold to online buyers during my 2 hour driveIf anyone lives in the south central Pennsylvania area, Shyda's firearms in Lebanon PA, right across from the big VA hospital, has a huge selection of powder. They even have the mysterious "Unicorn" of Reloader 26, they didn't have Varget though when I went in so I got an 8lb. of BL(c)2 instead. They must have in total at any one time of probably 400lbs. of powders.
Hazmat fees started after Sandy Hook and never went away. UPS and FedEx saw an opportunity...
I believe they also limit the amount they will pick up from a distributor like Powder Valley. I think it is 300 lbs. That helps slow deliveries too, I believe.
I just moved to Maryland from Arizona for work purposes and I too would go this route but when you don't have Brunos or a Cabelas nearby you enter the internet Haz-mat zone and it sucks! I miss Brunos, they always took care of me and I just ordered some dies from them the other day.I always buy locally. Never had powder or primers shipped. If I can't find what I'm looking for, I wait till it is. There's always a substitute out there if you're in a bind and have to have it, but that means working up another load.
I totally agree. From now on I'm gonna try and find someone to split expenses.What's the deal with these high hazmat fees plus shipping on top? Just capitalism at work during these times?? Just purchased a couple pounds of powder from a certain online retailer... $38 for hazmat then another $32 for shipping??? It's getting ridiculous.. guess I just needed to vent.
In fairness I'd say he listened to what the NRA said and what their position was.
"The NRA believes that devices designed to allow semi-automatic rifles to function like fully-automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations."
Just checked Brunos website and it clearly states HAZMAT fee of $37 for all orders of primers and powder unless it exceeds the weight limit. I spoke with Jason about this and he informed me that he is at the mercy of the shipping companies. Now as far as the weight limit is concerned I have no idea what it is. I use to be local to this shop and thought his prices were always low personally.So... Bruno is charging $37 or $38 dollars for hazmat. Not sure why we're talking in code here.
If you disagree with capitalism find a different vendor or find a different country to live in. Might I suggest Iraq or Afghanistan? I hear there's powder everywhere, no hazmat fees.
What a dumb answer. Are you a Democrat?If you disagree with capitalism find a different vendor or find a different country to live in. Might I suggest Iraq or Afghanistan? I hear there's powder everywhere, no hazmat fees.