Can't believe what I'm seeing

[brutus51]

https://www.gunbroker.com/Pistol-Ammunition/search.

 

[NIGHTLORD40K]

Yup.

 

[SharpDog]

https://www.gunbroker.com/Pistol-Ammunition/search.

 

[H&R Glock]

Life sucks!- Go looking for re-loading components and it's a similar story. Lotsa' luck.

 

[Obturation]

I'd go without before I paid GB prices right now. It just depends on who you are, a new gun owner with one single handgun may be happy to pay $1 per round of 9mm. And hoard it, never shoot and still have 90% of it in 20 years. Shooters don't buy like that, just can't . price gouging sucks but it happens every so often , it's easy to get on the other side of it by buying when times are good. I wasn't reloading when the Obama shortage was on and when things went back to normal I bought everything I could afford at normal prices.

 

[JCooperfan1911]

Those with the foresight to reload and have been through all of this multiple times are having no problems.

I haven’t bought factory loaded ammunition in many years and have more components and loaded ammunition than I could ever possibly shoot during my lifetime. I’m leaving it to the kids and will enjoy as much of it as possible before I go.

 

[IMAhobbyist]

A local brick and mortar merchant told me earlier this month, "..it ain't what you paid for something that's important, it's the value of that something today that matters..." and then I proceeded to sell him several thousand rounds of multiple calibers after he made an offer with an unheard price of only a year ago. With those monies I've purchased two more presses and a new factory built reloading bench that would not have been bought otherwise.

 

[JT-AR-MG42]

I've spent enough time at Caesar's Palace to understand that money (and value) is truly relative.

.70 cents for 9mm or .25 cents for a single primer is more than I personally would want to spend, but the volume of bidding shows that
quite a few buyers have no problem with it.
It is only money after all.

JT

 

[Miami_JBT]

Those with the foresight to reload and have been through all of this multiple times are having no problems.

I haven’t bought factory loaded ammunition in many years and have more components and loaded ammunition than I could ever possibly shoot during my lifetime. I’m leaving it to the kids and will enjoy as much of it as possible before I go.

I've simply bought cheap and stacked deep. I'm good to where I don't even need to reload at the moment.

 

[GEM]

OP is a drive by
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