VLD Pilot
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Reloder 16,17,22,25 AND 26 ON BROWNELLS
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$175 for CCI 250's…sign me up…
Well I'm going to few more local shows soon. I could hook you up if I find them that Cheap again ! Lol
Rum Man
cohunt
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A Canadian member on here recently posted that he sees primers in Canada for $1 EACH!!!!
I bought some CCI 250's in January at $175/1000…I should have bought more
cornstalker
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I find it laughable that on Brownell's site, 8 #1 cans are cheaper than one 8# jug.
Last year we were trading our RL-26 straight up for Varget and selling for $37 lb.
Can't believe Just saw some on LRH for $175 lb.
Can't believe Just saw some on LRH for $175 lb.
The more people that say "hel _ no" the sooner this madn ss will stop!!
Scalpers sitting on overpriced powder they sucked up and retailers having full shelves with dust collecting on cans/bottles will change things for all our benefits. But it takes restraint; sure there's some people with unlimited funds but they RE the minority, not majority.
Scalpers sitting on overpriced powder they sucked up and retailers having full shelves with dust collecting on cans/bottles will change things for all our benefits. But it takes restraint; sure there's some people with unlimited funds but they RE the minority, not majority.
Bottom line is the powders in high demand will not sit long, no matter the price. Many people will buy it because they want to keep shooting. I'm not going to sit out a year or two just because I don't want to pay a couple hundred bucks a year more.
Just a second comment that I didn't mention in my earlier post, there are more "affordable" powders that will give similar performance and accuracy. Maybe have to give up 50-75 fps, etc but can still keep a guy "in the game" without getting a second mortgage.
I ve been loading for over 50 years, yes I m old!, but we always got by fine without near the powder choices and there were many good shooters around I might add !!
Good luck to everyone and the choices they make shooting over the next few years.
I ve been loading for over 50 years, yes I m old!, but we always got by fine without near the powder choices and there were many good shooters around I might add !!
Good luck to everyone and the choices they make shooting over the next few years.
Leaf Litter
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antelopedundee
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Looking for Reloder 26?
Everyone is!
Varmint Hunter
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Like many of you, I liked RE26 for velocity and accuracy. However, when it got scarce, I weened myself off of it and started with other powders that were more available and less expensive. Now I have good working loads that are based on powders that still sell for around $40-$45/lb.
