Yeah, got three pounds of LRT delivered the next day for total of $150.00
More powder lately, but the prices! š®
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STOP TELLING PEOPLE WE DON'T HAVE SALES TAX!
Whispered..."They may want to move hereā¦"
I just bought the same powders you bought. Hunter and Big Game, a friend on this forum has used them for years.
We just finished talking about load data a day or two ago. Very versatile powders.
skipglo, what scares me is I think you are right! Things are changing and not for the better.
WYO300RUM
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BTW, I meant that as a jokeMa
It did cross my mind...
liber
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Sounds like the anti-gunners are moving there and taking over your state. Before I was hunting, I used to go to the Intergloken in Broomfield. That's the root of the problem, it gave anti-gun Californians an easy move to CO, when they thought they were getting away from California...only to find out Colorado is turning into California...that's working out pretty good for you folks, heh?
In fact, Colorado was the first time I had ever been in a Wal Mart. TSA took my swiss pocket knife for the 2nd time, so I went in one to buy one. It's just something I don't think about...we're talking about a 2" blade.
We now have an 11% tax on the sale of guns and ammo...but let's see what the SCOTUS has to say about that. Could be good news for both of us. Our constitutional rights are not supposed to be taxed.
liber
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People don't seem to care. We have some of the highest sales tax in CA and it doesn't stop people from moving here. Where I live is pretty high, like ~9.75% We do seem to have something you may not. We seem to have the orange man holding our moron Governor to the mat. That's one of the few things we have...
Evidently, there was no tax on 2A related products I've been told. Anyone know if there's any truth to that? Cause I like the text and tradition part of Bruen...
liber
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So think about this...today when I was reading this forum and saw that, I felt like we're on our way to $100/lb. I don't want to jinx any of us, but the inflation on reloading components is astronomical. Sadly, I would still buy some to hunt if I needed it. Does that mean they should charge me that much?
I don't shoot an awful lot. I'm seriously considering buying enough powder to last me 20 years regardless of current prices. I'm blessed to be of good health (I'm 46 years old) and have a good, adequate income (I thank God for both!) and I'm betting 20 years from now I'll be wishing I would have stocked up today. Now I just need to figure out what those powders should be.
WELLLLLL.Of course I'm right!
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Years ago I got personally involved in the fight against the animal rights agenda on a local, state and national level -- really involved -- and mainly against the HSUS and Peta! I learned one of the tactics of the anti's was to make it more and more expensive to do what they want to outlaw! That's the reason why they've championed the no lead in hunting -- because no lead bullets raise the cost of ammo to nearly double! The anti's are anti pet, meat, guns tree cutting -- you name it -- and supported by the same side of the aisle as well! Since they all tend to have a common personality which is misanthropic, they're probably pro war too!
What person in there right mind every held to a belief when the knew they were wrong?WELLLLLL.Of course I'm right!
At the current price of powders, sales tax would be the least of my concerns. If these powder manufacturers would be less greedy and stop inflating their products to double the cost of what it's really worth I think we'd gladly pay sales tax. Just as we did before the scam-demic.
