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IF he had to buy whosale from an alternate
Friday, December 11, 2020, 06:49

source and has his normal mark up I have no problem with that. As long as he is not gouging. I can't blame a man for finding stock in a screwy market to have SOMETHING to sell. I'd be on the net searching for used bargains or other dealers in far parts of the country selling stuff they need cleared out.

I've noticed in some places that you can't use a deer rifle you can get a good buy on one. Also out west where a 300 yd. shot is normal, brush guns can be bought right. The internet can be used to a dealer's advantage.

Capitalism is a self regulating thing. If you find the price objectionable don't buy it. If others do the same price will come down to a level of perceived value. Folks are just going nuts and things will be screwy till the smoke clears. What good 100 primers is going to do anyone in a period of anarchy is beyond me. Maybe trade them for a biscuit? lol But it makes some feel warm and fuzzy. I have a supply enough I feel a level of comfort. I learned it's better to keep a maintenance level for just these times.

If SHTF for real all you need to do is go out with a rock and clod a NATO A-hole in the head from behind. Then you have his stuff. Problem solved. I still don't see where a brick of primers is gonna help folks. If you need it and want it, have the money, it's your choice. It may be the only ones in the county available.

Let me tell you about the time SKS's was $59 each new in cosmoline....buy 12 get one free.... (that's MY pickle barrel gun story) 35 years later they are 10x that.