Re: e-commerce. Speer bullets website was pretty much a clusterfuck when I used it a few months ago & again last month when a friend tried to use it. Hoping it improves, but...
Do you remember our first...er...our only muslum black foreign-born communist president ? Barf-0-rama Obama ? The one who magically made the ammo disappear ? Well, after he went slinking away, the ammo came back ! And did you learn your lesson and BUY A BUNCH so you would not run out again ? NO, you didn't ! What are you going to do when the ammo comes back THIS TIME ? BUY SOME FREAKING AMMO !
I was saving to buy a second car, because I live in the country and I only have one I was saving to buy dentures I was saving to buy a mill I was stocking up on food and coffee and cocoa
not everybody lives their life around guns and ammo
I bought a fifteen year supply of toilet paper. And then you know what my wife and four daughters did? They installed bidets in all the fucking toilets so they wash off instead of wipe off. So now my toilet paper will probably last for 116 years by my calculations.
This man repeats himself way too much. In a nut shell, demand has exceeded supply and it takes time to tool up manufacturing, hire, and train new staff.
Elmo, that would be a reasonable question, but have you not noticed, there are no fucking primers out there for anyone starting out. Powders are kind of thin too. You're not the only one telling people to reload, but I don't see any point in it. I'm somewhat stocked up, from buying previously, but damn...
Shades of 2012. I didn't know the primer situation was so bad. I had what I needed before the Obama crush, then when supply and prices got back to normal I filled in gaps in my inventory. Now I'm in fine shape so haven't been paying attention to availability of components. That's a drag that times are tough again.
I just checked out what Midway has available. Holy Crap, it's worse than it was before. They've got nothing but 50BMG and muzzle loading primers. Wow. I need to get out more often.
Elmo, I have other priorities for my limited money. Even if I had the extra cash, I would rather buy a few cases of ammo when the plenty times return again. Once time gets factored in, it makes more sense to buy ammo at bulk prices which are pretty comparable to reloading.
I thought about reloading and even read a book or two on it but there is also the matter of not having a suitable place to store any of the components or work.
After the Obama-created ammo shortage was over, I bought ten K of .22LR for $329.00 with free shipping. When the dirty mobs are surrounding your home coming for your food and water, tell your excuses to your family.
Re: e-commerce. Speer bullets website was pretty much a clusterfuck when I used it a few months ago & again last month when a friend tried to use it. Hoping it improves, but...
ReplyDeleteDo you remember our first...er...our only muslum black foreign-born communist president ? Barf-0-rama Obama ? The one who magically made the ammo disappear ? Well, after he went slinking away, the ammo came back ! And did you learn your lesson and BUY A BUNCH so you would not run out again ? NO, you didn't !
ReplyDeleteWhat are you going to do when the ammo comes back THIS TIME ? BUY SOME FREAKING AMMO !
I was saving to buy a second car, because I live in the country and I only have one
DeleteI was saving to buy dentures
I was saving to buy a mill
I was stocking up on food and coffee and cocoa
not everybody lives their life around guns and ammo
I bought a fifteen year supply of toilet paper. And then you know what my wife and four daughters did? They installed bidets in all the fucking toilets so they wash off instead of wipe off. So now my toilet paper will probably last for 116 years by my calculations.
DeleteNonnymous, if things go all pear-shaped, you'll be King Shit.
DeleteThink of how much ammo you can swap for that.
This man repeats himself way too much. In a nut shell, demand has exceeded supply and it takes time to tool up manufacturing, hire, and train new staff.
ReplyDeleteI'm too poor to buy more ammo.
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Are you also too poor to learn to reload?
DeleteElmo, that would be a reasonable question, but have you not noticed, there are no fucking primers out there for anyone starting out. Powders are kind of thin too. You're not the only one telling people to reload, but I don't see any point in it.
DeleteI'm somewhat stocked up, from buying previously, but damn...
Shades of 2012. I didn't know the primer situation was so bad. I had what I needed before the Obama crush, then when supply and prices got back to normal I filled in gaps in my inventory. Now I'm in fine shape so haven't been paying attention to availability of components.
DeleteThat's a drag that times are tough again.
I just checked out what Midway has available. Holy Crap, it's worse than it was before. They've got nothing but 50BMG and muzzle loading primers. Wow.
DeleteI need to get out more often.
Elmo, I have other priorities for my limited money. Even if I had the extra cash, I would rather buy a few cases of ammo when the plenty times return again. Once time gets factored in, it makes more sense to buy ammo at bulk prices which are pretty comparable to reloading.
DeleteI thought about reloading and even read a book or two on it but there is also the matter of not having a suitable place to store any of the components or work.
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Sounds like a shill for Federal. Sad. Pathetic. Cunt. Etc, etc. But then maybe I'm wrong. We'll see.
ReplyDeleteAfter the Obama-created ammo shortage was over, I bought ten K of .22LR for $329.00 with free shipping. When the dirty mobs are surrounding your home coming for your food and water, tell your excuses to your family.
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