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05-18-2014, 02:17 PM
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I didn't buy my stuff to hoard, guy went out of business and I bought what 2 kids and myself were using. Well, kids lost interest and the ole man only goes to range about once a month. Properly stored, I'm good for a long while. Get sticker shock when I go to a show.
Dan
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05-18-2014, 04:14 PM
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Jack..I know of what you say..and as I even stated there are more people reloading..but.. I have 4 good wholesalers who actually let me have what they get as often as They do get it..but.They truly are not getting it like they did 2 or 3 years ago. One is a full line wholesale company of the reloading items. There are less wholesale places..less dealers more reloaders and seriously less stock available. And people will not buy from people who price gouge usually. except for maybe Cabela's and that is why those places do have a small stock of many powders. But with less wholesale dealers..there should be more items sent to them..it just is not happening. This is my business and has been since the mid 1960s. There is something fundamentally wrong..and no way to figure it out?? I'd love to be a contrarian. Maybe I am just not trusting of the government we have ..Yep..must be it!!
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