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Sunday, August 16, 2020
If you're a handloader, this'll make you hurt
Guy came in the other day, told the reloading guy that he'd just paid $125 for a brick of a thousand small rifle primers. "I know I shouldn't have, but I needed them, I was out."
Damn
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Just ran through all the sites I normally use- yep................out of stock. Johnny Gee
Holy smokes! I'm glad that I bought every conceivable primer type that I needed or will probably ever need in bulk over the years when a good deal came around. I think I'm up to 27 lifetime's worth now............
Man that sucks. I've never let myself get that low on anything. Primers, powder, cases, bullets. I don't cast but I was gifted? left? with between 500-750 or so pounds of lead and linotype. suppose I could learn if I had to, Though I'd rather not.
5 comments:
Just ran through all the sites I normally use- yep................out of stock.
Johnny Gee
Holy smokes! I'm glad that I bought every conceivable primer type that I needed or will probably ever need in bulk over the years when a good deal came around. I think I'm up to 27 lifetime's worth now............
Man that sucks. I've never let myself get that low on anything. Primers, powder, cases, bullets. I don't cast but I was gifted? left? with between 500-750 or so pounds of lead and linotype. suppose I could learn if I had to, Though I'd rather not.
Eric.
Damn! Back in June I only paid $30 when I found a brick on the shelf in Sportsmans.
Purchase a case gauge. Using it will check all the pertinent dimensions of the cartridge, including the rim diameter.
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