Powder Valley free hazmat on primers

[lonewelder]

Powder Valley has free Hazmat and freight on Tula primers.Min. 10,000

[garandsrus]

Great prices also.... I have some that should be here tomorrow.

John

[markinalpine]

They have decent prices on bullets (J-word), boolits (if you're too much of a sissy to cast your own ), and brass, too.
Merry Christmas,
Mark

[mike in co]

read the fine print..its better than free shipping/hazmat on primers....order your primers(10k) and then top off the shipping container with aprox 50 total pounds...
ship/hazmat free on the entire paclkage.....

mike in co

[Hometek]

Where is the info at? Can't find it on their website.

[alamogunr]

Click on "Specials"

[Hometek]

Doh! Right there on top. All I saw earlier was the Barnes coupon. Blind as a bat in one eye and can't see out of the other I guess. Thanks

[Frank]

They're kind of pricey on other stuff. Bullets sure are expensive. I don't get it. You can buy a new decent barrel for $300, but go broke buying jacketed bullets. One item is made with steel and has labor put into it, while the other comes out of a machine like candy. Reloading components are a big rip-off IMO.

[sargenv]

I'm toying with the idea since I need some Fed 209 Shotshell primers too.. and I can always use small pistol primers for my 1911...

[mike in co]

They're kind of pricey on other stuff. Bullets sure are expensive. I don't get it. You can buy a new decent barrel for $300, but go broke buying jacketed bullets. One item is made with steel and has labor put into it, while the other comes out of a machine like candy. Reloading components are a big rip-off IMO.

you are living in the past if you think they are a ripoff.....

the price of copper has gone through the roof and is still high( it did go down for a while).
primers are made from copper(alloy) cases are made from coper(alloy) and bullet jackets are made from copper(alloy or pure)......the bottom line is that shooting cost have gone up....

and all my better bbls cost more than the 300 you listed...closer to 400 on some....for bbl blanks...not finished bbls.

i guess everyone has thier own "comfort zone" on cost of things....

mike in co

[Frank]

mike in co:

you are living in the past if you think they are a ripoff.....

No, I'm living in the present. I understand the cost of compents metals has skyrocketed. That has more to do with scarcity than productivity. If there was a tomato shortage and they were $5/lb I would still say that is too expensive, tomatoes are a big rip-off. I don't like paying for something that is high demand and paying for that fact, not like it's worth anything more in itself. I would choose another vegetable.

[Bloodman14]

Now I'M agreeing with Frank! (I must be ill.)

[jcwit]

Reloading components are a big rip-off IMO.

Solution to that problem frank, is to stop reloading. No more rip-off for frank, and more components for the rest of us.

Win, win, all the way around!

[Bad Water Bill]

If frank is trolling here I am going somewhere else.

[Frank]

Bad Water Bill:

If frank is trolling here I am going somewhere else.

I'm trolling here.

[Bloodman14]

I know that Frank is opinionated (so am I), but it seems that a lot of you guys hate him. Is it just me, or is my observation correct? Am I not seeing something here?

[azcruiser]

Think all of the retailers have been getting their back ordered reloading supply's
powder, primers, brass, bullets
But now most people have spent their budgets for them already and are not buying huge amounts like before . Same with the black rifles shelves are full of them at our local stores saw AR10 for $775.00 in 308 they were over a grand .Guessing you will be seeing sales on reloading supply's from all the mail order places in the future .

[felix]

Frank is OK in that he circles the nest waiting for an opportunity. But, only when he is hungry for a meal will he attack. I personally like to hear what he has to say, and a lot of times I can concur with his take on a specific matter. Luckily, most topics mean little to me, and ends up being strictly arbitrary on what is said. No big deal. ... felix

[Frank]

Felix:

Frank is OK in that he circles the nest waiting for an opportunity. But, only when he is hungry for a meal will he attack. I personally like to hear what he has to say, and a lot of times I can concur with his take on a specific matter. Luckily, most topics mean little to me, and ends up being strictly arbitrary on what is said. No big deal. ... felix

Thanks, Felix.

[alamogunr]

I hadn't noticed anything one way or the other. I guess I should be more opinionated and more observant.

John
W.TN