22-rimfire
Member
Since the price would float on Gunbroker based on what the market will bear, the gunshop probably knows about what things are selling for and should offer the ammunition for sale at about that price if it is in keeping with their standard pricing practice.
Bottom line.... their stuff, their pricing.
I read all the time about customers buying on line to save $20 relative to the local gunshop pricing. I find that very irritating.
Bottom line.... their stuff, their pricing.
I read all the time about customers buying on line to save $20 relative to the local gunshop pricing. I find that very irritating.