Mike Matteson
Well-Known Member
This morning I listed the time and day. that way it would be hard to show something else.NOPE!
Something is still not right.A bit fishy!
This morning I listed the time and day. that way it would be hard to show something else.NOPE!
Something is still not right.A bit fishy!
Yes.Do you really think we were using more now than when Afghanistan and Iraq were going full bore at the same time?
Winchester WLR large rifle primers available now at Midway USA (16:53 EDT).
I feel the primer issue is just like the plandemic, planned, just like the bullet shortages, planned, etc...the components companies have figured out that they can sell less for more and still cover the bottom line. They may eventually get back to normal after bank rolling a ton of money, but it frustrates me that we that have supported them for decades are the ones taking it up the back side.We field 1/2 million men in Vietnam at times plus the ARV soliders and other. I was with an Armor Cav unit. At times all troops were in a firefight. That was over a 1/2 million rounds that we went through in less than a day. That didn 't count the boys in the air either. We ran low in the fire fight, but were resupplied in the evening. We never put that many in both Afghan and Iraq. Now I was in the state in 1969, but after I got out, I didn't see any shortages. I have seen then after that. Not like we are going thru presently.
One company owns most of the primers being built today. I kind feel that they. createdthe shortages. the price of primers has gone from about $40 to well over $120 per brick. Really it's over 3 times the price. So somebody making a lot of money, and the rest of us are getting stuck in the *** for it.
Yes I got a brick of Winchester primers this morning, got stuck again.
Last year I got a brick of Rem LR primers @ $40.00 including sales taxes.
Thank you!Check your settings. Set it up for your time zone. In your preferences
Research it, ive provided the #'s straight from DODYes.
NAH they would never!!!One company owns most of the primers being built today. I kind feel that they. created the shortages.
Can you say monopoly?We field 1/2 million men in Vietnam at times plus the ARV soliders and other. I was with an Armor Cav unit. At times all troops were in a firefight. That was over a 1/2 million rounds that we went through in less than a day. That didn 't count the boys in the air either. We ran low in the fire fight, but were resupplied in the evening. We never put that many in both Afghan and Iraq. Now I was in the state in 1969, but after I got out, I didn't see any shortages. I have seen then after that. Not like we are going thru presently.
One company owns most of the primers being built today. I kind feel that they. created the shortages. the price of primers has gone from about $40 to well over $120 per brick. Really it's over 3 times the price. So somebody making a lot of money, and the rest of us are getting stuck in the *** for it.
Yes I got a brick of Winchester primers this morning, got stuck again.
Last year I got a brick of Rem LR primers @ $40.00 including sales taxes.
That about right. The more we complain about no primers the more pressure is being applied.Can you say monopoly?