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Does this mean the drought is officially over? If you count BR and magnum, they had 4 different LRP options. All you want. CCi 200 @$95.99 per K.

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As to powders, about 95% of what they had were from the Hodgdon umbrella. Almost all the Accurate powders. The rest mostly VV.

Still had BE-86 and Power Pistol.
 
Does this mean the drought is officially over? If you count BR and magnum, they had 4 different LRP options. All you want. CCi 200 @$95.99 per K.

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As to powders, about 95% of what they had were from the Hodgdon umbrella. Almost all the Accurate powders. The rest mostly VV.

Still had BE-86 and Power Pistol.
I guess it depends on whether you define a drought as no availability or as no affordable availability.

I’m glad to see the shelves stocked again. I’ll take pricey but available over cheap but unavailable any day.
 
Store looks stocked up .
We do know the store gets what they want first.
We do know the store ships nothing
We do know store inventory has nothing to do with the Warehouse.
 
Nice to see some Large Rifle primers on a shelf - somewhere! A more encouraging note, I grabbed a brick of Fiocchi small rifle primers (1500) for $71.29 this afternoon. All their small primers were on sale for 20% off at Bi-Mart, a local discount chain in Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Looks like the drought may be ending for small primers, at least.
 
Things are looking up for sure but I still have more on my shelf than in your picture. Purchased at Clinton era prices too. It's sure gonna hurt me in the wallet when I do finally have to buy some sgain. Back then I used two bonuses to fund the purchases and I thought long and hard before I pulled the trigger but today I am overjoyed I had the foresight to do it.
 
Did they have Federal 210M?
Don't think so. They did have Rem 9 1/2M (magnum). On a whim, I just looked at options from Midway. They have Rem 9 1/2 regular for $87.99 per brick, or 5 brick cases. And

And again, powder options remain very limited. At least for shotguns and rifles.

I asked about Alliant and they have no inside information. Still unsure if Alliant is in a limbo pause or have gone belly up. Apparently nobody that buys powder from Graf's retail store likes BE-86, or else they were sitting on a mountain of the stuff when Alliant hit the pause button.
 
Don't think so. They did have Rem 9 1/2M (magnum). On a whim, I just looked at options from Midway. They have Rem 9 1/2 regular for $87.99 per brick, or 5 brick cases. And

And again, powder options remain very limited. At least for shotguns and rifles.

I asked about Alliant and they have no inside information. Still unsure if Alliant is in a limbo pause or have gone belly up. Apparently nobody that buys powder from Graf's retail store likes BE-86, or else they were sitting on a mountain of the stuff when Alliant hit the pause button.
Graf's is out in the middle of almost nowhere.
 
Things are looking up for sure but I still have more on my shelf than in your picture. Purchased at Clinton era prices too. It's sure gonna hurt me in the wallet when I do finally have to buy some sgain. Back then I used two bonuses to fund the purchases and I thought long and hard before I pulled the trigger but today I am overjoyed I had the foresight to do it.
Yeah, but those primers were made to go inert after a few years, at least that was what I was told endlessly while slinging them from behind the counter. All kidding aside, I'm sure many will get and remember the reference.
 
My LGS keeps the stock of primers on the shelves at a minimum, while having more "in the back". Talking to the store manager, it's not to keep prices high or for folks to think there is still a huge shortage, but to keep hoarders from buying them all. Prices have dropped there about $10 a thousand since the peak of the price hike to about $90.
 
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