Load Of Starline Brass Just In

Finding .45-70 is like chickens teeth,especialy Starline my favourite,so I had to order a bag!Shipping from Canada Post doesn't bother me due to the fact I retired after 35 years of service and I know how exspensive eveything costs to ship.It's 2024 and a jar of pickles costs $9.00 around here after 8 years of sock boy.f:P:2:
 
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misterplinker1 said:
Any way you can toss a small order into a flat rate box?
$33 plus tax for shipping 200 pieces of brass seems excessive.
My small business account would cost $19.89 including taxes for the same weight and size sent to my location from yours.
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PS anyone can use and pay $16.99 plus taxes up to a Maximum of 11pounds to anywhere in Canada :canadaFlag: also includes Tracking for a small Flat rate box...other sizes are available from Canada Post. eg I can ship 4 die sets and some room left for other items in the Extra small flat rate box. just saying Great for business SHIPPING BOX< LABEL< TRACKING AND $100 insurance included
 
Thank you very much for making these items available to us. And at such a Great price!!
Other retailers are selling the same items and same quantity for 1.5x what you are charging.
Your shipping rate to Onterible is also quite reasonable ($25)
My order was filled and shipped the next day. Very happy...

My first time buying from you guys..... it wont be the last
 
Joe Amorosi said:
Thank you very much for making these items available to us. And at such a Great price!!
Other retailers are selling the same items and same quantity for 1.5x what you are charging.
Your shipping rate to Onterible is also quite reasonable ($25)
My order was filled and shipped the next day. Very happy...

My first time buying from you guys..... it wont be the last
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YES very good pricing - AND it's high time the Gunshow re-seller rip-off artists get stuck with all their crap - everything so grossly over-priced it's actually ruining our sport and the comradery within the shooting community.
 
EDX2308 said:
To save your company money, I'd advise against bringing in any 308 and 6.5 Creedmoor in LRP (Large Rifle Primer). Just SRP is what a lot of people will want (because small rifle primers are easier to get and cheaper). We can debate on accuracy if you want but SRP brass is said to last a little bit longer because of the primer pocket being small has more brass to keep its shape.
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I only buy LRP brass, as I like stocking only one size of primer. Starline wise I need .375 Winchester, and .40-65 WCF.
 
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