Reeder Custom Guns

I bought 2000 large rifle primers today at a local gunstore/pawnshop. Pretty good price for the times at $27 a thousand. I had some but I have been going through a lot of them with Marlins .35 and .375 that I am messing with. Very low on guns in general and auto pistols in particular. Some nice old Colt and S&W revolvers in the display case. I guess .38 Specials aren't strong enough to kill people now days.

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40s and 10mm are non-existent. Only a couple 45s either.

Good price on the primers too...

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I figure small pistol and large pistol. In a pinch you CAN use them in normal rifle loads. My FFL's have limited primers and most seem to be about 1/3 higher than normal. But who is bitching?!

Have you bought any .50 BMG primers lately? Egads!

Everyone wants a semi-auto CCW these days. Revolvers are the most overlooked value. As I said buy one in a screwy caliber like .327 and your chances of finding ammo are great, ditto the .357.

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in weeks and chances are slim of getting any. All we are getting in are back orders. The distributors are getting a few guns in (very few) and they look at the back order lists and send what guns they can that are on the back order lists. We had a fellow that used to be a dealer come in Saturday and Colleen bought 5 Glocks from him, 2 m-42s, 2 M-43s and a M-19. One Glock 43 is left at closing time today.

There are very few small caliber guns left. Guys that wanted to buy a gun for their wives bought everything under 357 mag the first week of the craziness. We have a few 9mms but they are large frame guns except for the lone M-43 Glock.

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primers

My LGS has lots of 9mm pistols, ammo not so much...

If you can only have two types

no .9, .38, .357 to be found as far as I know here

Lynn is right. We haven't had any revolvers under 44 caliber