Dewey 68
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Over the weekend a neighbor asked me if I still reload. "Yes." "Would you reload me about 1000 9mm, I can't find ammo anywhere." "Nope." I said it with a smile. This was something said over the fence in passing, not like we were having a conversation.
My wife asked me about it later, his wife must have said something to her. "I'm not selling reloaded ammo to someone else. Too much liability. I do have some factory ammo that I might consider selling to him." He is a retired city cop (like second in command) and I guess now works for the sheriff's department occasionally. I can't believe that he doesn't know someone at either organization that could hook him up with some ammo. I work in the sheriff's complex for the 911 system and there are people on their outdoor range 3 out of 5 weekdays, so I know they have plenty of ammo.
I could replace the factory ammo with my own reloads, but I'm not sure what would be a fair price to sell it for. I enjoy reloading, but my time isn't free.
Thoughts?
My wife asked me about it later, his wife must have said something to her. "I'm not selling reloaded ammo to someone else. Too much liability. I do have some factory ammo that I might consider selling to him." He is a retired city cop (like second in command) and I guess now works for the sheriff's department occasionally. I can't believe that he doesn't know someone at either organization that could hook him up with some ammo. I work in the sheriff's complex for the 911 system and there are people on their outdoor range 3 out of 5 weekdays, so I know they have plenty of ammo.
I could replace the factory ammo with my own reloads, but I'm not sure what would be a fair price to sell it for. I enjoy reloading, but my time isn't free.
Thoughts?