crashlanding
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$35 a pound, 2002 purchase price?
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Don't remember for sure but not that long ago. '17 or '18 maybe. Didn't really start reloading until '14. I think we were in the $20s then.
crashlanding
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Buzzsaw
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Suks whats happened to all components. Guess we have to load ammo to send to ukraine.
On the other hand, I sold my last 2 pounds of RL26 for $75 each. Agree, there are other options out there. We just hate wasting precious powder on testing.
On the other hand, I sold my last 2 pounds of RL26 for $75 each. Agree, there are other options out there. We just hate wasting precious powder on testing.
Yes....but....how many are actually FULL?Bought it cause all the cool kids were talking bout it. Tried it in 6.5 PRC. Stayed with H1K. Don't use it. I just occasionally post pics of it online to make people jelly.
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Varmintnv
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I would love to have a couple lbs. of R26. It's absolutely magical in my 28N with 160 Accubonds. But I refuse to pay the current price for it.
And since I'm relocating to Tn, my need for the 28N is nil.
And since I'm relocating to Tn, my need for the 28N is nil.
One has been opened.Yes....but....how many are actually FULL?
Okanogan
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I gave my barber and my UPS guy 1 lb each for Christmas and they were both very happy. I didn't buy it for $150/ lb. We all have to make our own choices in life and live with them. I'd say the decision is the OPs.
