$49.99 at Cabelas.ca
Nosler Partition's are an expensive hunting bullet. Wouldn't use them for target shooting.
They are not. Last year I bought them at $35. Today they at $32 at cabelas.com
Read my post more carefully please before disagreeing. I said Cabelas.ca. You can't order them from cabelas.com. They won't ship you bullets to Canada.
Me too, I invite you to read my post a little bit more attentively. I asked for a place where these bullets could be bought at a human price. You suggested another one with nearly the same unhuman price, arguing that the bullets were expensive by their nature. I just presented a couple of examples to show that the bullets in question were NOT expensive by their nature. I know very well - as we all do - what I can and what I cannot buy at cabelas.com. Do you still follow me? So, your post had nothing to do with my question. I remind you that you are not obliged to answer if you have nothing to say. Feel free to keep silence.
I always chuckle when someone "gripes" about the cost of premium bullets.
They are one of the least costly parts of a hunting excursion.
I learned a long time ago, if you have to worry about the small costs of your hobby.........get a new hobby!! You couldn't imagine what we pay up here for things like powder, primers and bullets. I bought a box yesterday of 35 cal 250 Parts for the meager cost of...............$84.00 with tax and we only have GST. Powder runs 35-40 bucks a pound, primers are 5 bucks a 100.
I've found unless I have a large order I can't do any better at WSS as the postage drives the price up so high I might just as well buy it here.
Welcome to my world.........I don't care, I still shoot 1000s or rounds of CF a year. What else would we do with our money, probably drink too much and get in trouble. Bullets are cheaper, trust me!!!
So you all think it is normal to pay the double of the price the americans pay for the same item? Especially for the canadian-made powder?
And please don't explain me how it should cost - I'm in reloading for ten years at least, and - yes - in Canada, where else...



























