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but it may be something you can point friends to if it is needed ....

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Any of us olde pharts caught by surprise by the present shortage have been asleep for the past decade.
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Thanks Jim ,

This is the 3rd or 4th reloading shortage I have gone through! After the first one I stocked up to the point of excess, if that is possible :mrgreen: , and will add to my pile if and when there is plenty and the prices come down from orbit. Got enough to last this life time and am working on having enough for the next life :lol:

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"Any of us olde pharts caught by surprise by the present shortage have been asleep for the past decade.'
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Yup, just like the old saw "If you snooze, you loose!".....
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I have been loading up every piece of brass that I have. I had forgotten just how much I had in components. No wonder PillHer has been complaining for a long time about my area I keep it in. I think I have enough to hunt with for a while. I found several pounds of each of several powders that I use.
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No, I didn't know.....I knew there's were gun problems but I've been living under a rock since all this S started earlier n the year.

I got so much stuff I could shoot like there's no tomorrow....everyday....if that makes sense.

Boy Scouts taught me a lot and I pretty much live by the motto.

As my good friend "The Gunny" an ex marine DI says, "its better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.-----6

Primers? Somewhere around 50-60 big ones..tons of lead.....probably 50,000 empties, and powder, I won't say as it's nunya and if you don't like that then Argo.---6
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I don't pay much attention to this stuff, so am a little tight on some primers and powders. But I just don't shoot but a few hundred rounds a year, so I should be able to ride this out.
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When I am "cutting back" I only shoot a few hundred rounds a month. Some months.
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All the moral high roaders say, "hoarding components is wrong"......then go on to say it's perfectly fine paying $5,000-$20,000 a year in real estate taxes so the schools can function with swimming pools .....that's how it is here....

I say survival is first and foremost......I have a "compound" here because if you just look around, it's coming and in some parts like New York City, it's here........you snooze-you lose.-----006
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Six, yes, I agree. I did not buy enough reloading supplies earlier as I had gotten away from shooting. I recently paid a hefty price for primers on Gunbroker, but I'm flush now for probably my whole life and I also have enough powder for my lifetime and more so. Was it worth it? Or a good value? Only time will tell, but I think it was the right thing to do. My only regret is I didn't do it earlier. But i think prices may stay the same for a while for now. You are wise man. -Tutt
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CowboyTutt wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 5:31 pm Six, yes, I agree. I did not buy enough reloading supplies earlier as I had gotten away from shooting. I recently paid a hefty price for primers on Gunbroker, but I'm flush now for probably my whole life and I also have enough powder for my lifetime and more so. Was it worth it? Or a good value? Only time will tell, but I think it was the right thing to do. My only regret is I didn't do it earlier. But i think prices may stay the same for a while for now. You are wise man. -Tutt
Thanks Tutt....there's a million things going on in our each individual's life so it is easy to not pay attention to an item here or there........in your case it was not laziness and your one of the few I'd overnight supplies to if you need it.....I'm well connected on such things......

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There ain't many of us left. I truly for the first time fear for the future of this great nation....----6
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Sixgun wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 6:13 pm
There ain't many of us left. I truly for the first time fear for the future of this great nation....----6
+1 on both counts. I look around and realize that a good portion of our fellow "citizens" are bat-stuff crazy.
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Ysabel Kid wrote: Tue Nov 24, 2020 9:13 pm
Sixgun wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 6:13 pm
There ain't many of us left. I truly for the first time fear for the future of this great nation....----6
+1 on both counts. I look around and realize that a good portion of our fellow "citizens" are bat-stuff crazy.

Kid.....the left is bat crazy...the ones on the right who talk this way are scared.....most people who give in want to live any way they can. When I watch ww2 documentaries ad see what our soldiers went through to keep this nation great makes me sick to my stomach and I feel it is more than being patriotic NOT to comply, it is a down right slap in those soldiers faces to comply with any gun or freedom law.----006
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Sixgun wrote: Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:17 pm
Ysabel Kid wrote: Tue Nov 24, 2020 9:13 pm
Sixgun wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 6:13 pm
There ain't many of us left. I truly for the first time fear for the future of this great nation....----6
+1 on both counts. I look around and realize that a good portion of our fellow "citizens" are bat-stuff crazy.

Kid.....the left is bat crazy...the ones on the right who talk this way are scared.....most people who give in want to live any way they can. When I watch ww2 documentaries ad see what our soldiers went through to keep this nation great makes me sick to my stomach and I feel it is more than being patriotic NOT to comply, it is a down right slap in those soldiers faces to comply with any gun or freedom law.----006
Agreed Six. I hate to say it, but I am thankful my uncle - the WWII/D-Day veteran - passed away in October. Seeing what is happening to the country he fought for would have killed him.

Like I said, my ancestors didn't fight in almost every war this country has had for me to tuck tail and grovel to the government, giving them willingly my rights and freedoms.

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Well.....this what I heard on OAN today........Biden plans to lift the restrictions that prevent people from suing gun manufacturers when their gun is used in a crime......Ha.....

Those monkeys in Chicago will have 2,000 lawsuits in one weekend........we have our hands full.....be ready.....

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Not trying to give anyone any ideas. When the Commies started the takeover in Russia, they killed all the Lawyers. They also killed the Politicians. The Commie takeover has already started. I expect Lawyers to start being killed in February.
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I rode out to Big Dog outfitters in va yesterday to look for ammo, ( just looking). Took my sil with me. Plenty of ammo in stock of all kinds.. Prices too high for me!. My sil bought three 30 rd mags for his ar while he could and a couple of thirty rd clips for his ruger .22 rifle. They were busy , but courteous. My sil overheard a conversation about one couple was asking where they can get their training for their hql permit, The guy behind the counter was telling them about ptp gun traininr who lives nearby, but the trainer was an azzhole and a backstabber, what that guy didn't know was my sil and the trainer are best buds! the trainer's uncle owns the print company i work for. We didn't say anything, everybody entitled to their opinion. My son got his hql through ptp. They have two trainers, the one trainer is real nice, but the owner is an exmarine and does sometimes talk down to people. I don't think he realizes that and nobody ever said anything to his face about it. I Received my hql through another company. But, ptp does train you the right way, and very well, just he can be short sometimes. If you are thick skin, all good , if you are a karen or a snowflake, you won't like him !
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It's not just supplies either.

I inherited and was gifted two different lots of reloading stuff including duplicates of equipment, several being new in box. I sold it through Armslist (before they started charging), Craig's and Marketplace. Every buyer was under 35 and told me to keep their numbers in case I had anything else to sell.

Do I have enough to weather the storm? Who knows, depends on how long the storm lasts.
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I like it that seems everybody here reloads.. Personally I completely despise reloading but I have to do it. I am fortunate to have a nice stockpile of components , BUT now I want to shoot enough to get decent at a shooting match that I am not any good at . I didnt stockpile enough to fire that 10,000plus practice rounds that I hadnt planned on- and I got a healthy sized wheelbarrow load of other guns that need to be fed.. .. Reckon some smart feller can figger out how to reuse primers? :D
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I consider anything less than 5,000 primers for particular size I use to be panic time. So I'm a little concerned now as I'm just over 5,000 large rifle primers. But I could use some of my magnum rifle primers since I own no magnum rifle chamberings. And I might even dip into large pistol if I had to, but I shoot a lot of large pistol primer cases too, so hate to go that route.
I've usually got around 30,000 primers on hand, but down to around 20,000 now, which is disconcerting.
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marlinman93 wrote: Sun Dec 06, 2020 11:03 am I consider anything less than 5,000 primers for particular size I use to be panic time. So I'm a little concerned now as I'm just over 5,000 large rifle primers. But I could use some of my magnum rifle primers since I own no magnum rifle chamberings. And I might even dip into large pistol if I had to, but I shoot a lot of large pistol primer cases too, so hate to go that route.
I've usually got around 30,000 primers on hand, but down to around 20,000 now, which is disconcerting.
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Yes, how much ammo I have concerns me more than how many primers. If something went sideways I wouldn't want to be sitting at the loading bench trying to catch up!
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