View Full Version : A Little Positive Reinforcement
Hamish
05-12-2012, 12:00 AM
Caught yourself fussing over the cost anytime lately? If they only knew,,,,,
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Love Life
05-12-2012, 12:05 AM
True story
KaliforniaRebel
05-12-2012, 01:41 AM
All the numbers for that round are excellent except the upkeep cost. Such a shame...
HighHook
05-12-2012, 04:09 AM
Lets see....
338 tips $33. per 100 =$0.33ea
wc872 @39.00 8lbs = $0.15ea
LRM primer-------------------= $0.02ea
total ea $0.50 cents ea
Cast boolit w/gc $0.03ea with a little work in the MAN Cave
wc872----------------------------$0.13ea
LRM primer----------------------$0.02ea
total ea $0.18 ea
Lots of "SUCKERS" out there...
missionary5155
05-12-2012, 04:47 AM
Good morning
The real fun starts when the non- reloader/ casters start selling off those cannons few can afford to feed. YIPEEE !!!
Mike in Peru
HangFireW8
05-13-2012, 12:06 AM
On another medium we would see the newbies come in regularly, trying to figure out whether to get the Lapua, the CheyTec, or just a 50BMG, they wanted it all (including the cost and recoil, apparently). Explaining to them that you still needed to know range, windage and holdover just didn't register.
Many would just disappear after making a decision, probably found out the true costs. Some would get it and then immediately start complaining about cost per shot, driving distance to 1,000 yard ranges, not enough time to shoot, in other words, their big bad rifle didn't fit their lifestyle. Several I remember in particuar would blow through a series of cheap scopes/rings/mounts and then it would dawn on them, a $2000 rifle needs at least a $1,000 scope.
I think big bad hardware is cool, but I resisted all the expensive stuff I have no particular need for. Well, there is that custom walnut stocked rifle with the custom cut checkering in my safe.... :)
JeffinNZ
05-13-2012, 01:20 AM
Surplus powder. If only. [sigh]
Shiloh
05-13-2012, 10:24 AM
Surplus powder. If only. [sigh]
Yep Jeff,
It's dried up over here. Unlike the glory days when it was plentiful and cheap.
Shiloh
bbqncigars
05-13-2012, 12:26 PM
I only had to spend around $700 for the scope on my Windrunner (50bmg). Thank god I stocked up on components when they were relatively cheap. That .338LM brass is pretty pricey compared to fifty cal.
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