Bass Pro .223 is in. Limits Imposed

I pre-ordered 10000 rds at the old price, and the manager has agreed to honor the original price of $5.79 a box of 20.

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coyotekiller82 said:
Seems like this fellas the only one, so far, that has a clue on limiting the anguish sustained by waiting for someone else (bass pro) to solve their problem! I reload all my ammo as well, I never have to rely on a store to get any type of ammo that they may not have, unless I am out of reloading supplies, then I have a multitude of options when I need more bullets. I can choose from about 6 different local stores, and if they're out of stock, I can always order online!:cool:
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Yup!

I asked why these folks don't reload on a similiar thread. Apparently the BLACK / GREEN rifle crowds are not that interested in reloading given the volume of rounds they throw downrange over a weekend. I believe the key arguement was "What's your time worth to you" - referring to resizing, tumbling, etc. They were set on buying bulk when available.


So, What is my time worth to me? Approx 250 rounds of home rolled between now and dinner time.
 
hakx said:
Yup!

I asked why these folks don't reload on a similiar thread. Apparently the BLACK / GREEN rifle crowds are not that interested in reloading given the volume of rounds they throw downrange over a weekend. I believe the key arguement was "What's your time worth to you" - referring to resizing, tumbling, etc. They were set on buying bulk when available.


So, What is my time worth to me? Approx 250 rounds of home rolled between now and dinner time.
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Not true at all.......I buy bulk for the simple fact that with the amount of shooting I do it seems to be the easiest way to keep a stedy supply of once fired brass for reloading
 
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