The Reloading Component Draught, When Will It Rain Again.

[USSR]

What component drought? My shelves are over flowing.

Ditto. Buy 'em cheap and stack 'em deep.

Don

 

[L Ross]

What component drought? My shelves are over flowing.

Yeah, go in a closet lookin' for something else and gape in stunned surprise, and say to yourself, "When the heck did I buy those?" I keep meaning to crack open some of those cases but I still find myself using up the odds and ends accumulated over the years and at gun shows. But hey, they keep well.

 

[waco]

It’s not produce. It won’t spoil.

 

[Glaciers]

What component drought? My shelves are over flowing.

Could list out what you have along with the prices?

 

[USSR]

Up to about 18 months ago, I was paying $25 for 1k of pistol primers. Many years ago when I was shooting 1,000 yard F Class, I bought all my rifle primers at the going rate of about $30 per 1k. Now I'm in a trap league and most of my reloading is for 12 gauge shotshells.

Don

 

[Brad]

Could list out what you have along with the prices?

You can’t afford it. Trust me

 

[CWLONGSHOT]

I picked up some powders last week. A good friend called me this AM He was in a shop in NW Kentucky. They had ALL primer sizes and MULTIPLE brands!!! Reg primers was 59/K and "fancy" stuff was 100/k (cci BR & CCI 41 & Federal Match)

 

[USSR]

Ah, what I wouldn't give for that cannister of Solo 1000.

Don

 

[Winelover]

Looks like old stock, and opened. Containers not made anymore.

 

[USSR]

Solo 1000 hasn't been made in over 10 years. I'm hoarding what I have. I'll still take it.

Don

 

[CWLONGSHOT]

I wish I could get it to you! I have never used it! I got all the man had. 231 was not a sealed can. But well known owner.

 

[popper]

went to get some Celcius MSM herbacide (not available), LGS is next door. IMR4895 followed me home. 40$. I'm good for a long time now.