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"My" never leave the local gun store empty-handed rule ...
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birddog 68
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Bghunter338
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Finally found some!!!
That's some fancy photoshop there.
They have reappeared here also.
You hear that Gunbroker ?
You hear that Gunbroker ?
Bghunter338
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Local gun and feed store.
This week's haul. It doesn't get much better than this for me. Topping it off, both deals were done FTF with forum members.
We had a saying back in the 70s that drugs would get us through times of no money better than money will get us through times of no drugs. Guess the same can now be said for reloading components.
We had a saying back in the 70s that drugs would get us through times of no money better than money will get us through times of no drugs. Guess the same can now be said for reloading components.
memtb
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To the OP……some of the many reasons that I avoid gun stores at all costs! At my age, the amount of shooting that I do, and the cost of components……what I have will easily carry me to the grave. 
memtb
memtb
Critter Picker
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I remember that saying well. Lived by it for probably, 15 years of my life. Late 60s to early 80's. Then went down the rabbit hole and never went back. Couldn't risk losing my gun rights.
Never tried any of it. The proof is me typing this message!
It's not LGS but a Midway purchase. I could not resist; they were for $31/pound. After shipping and hazmat costs, it boils down to $40/pound, or $15/pound cheaper than the average LGS powder price per pound. There is no Grand in my LGS, though.
Great Score FEENIX! I haven't tried that powder yet.
Bghunter338
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Well scheels had some N555.
