8 lbs of Titewad too.They have 14 oz containers of Clays for $24.99. 4 &. 8 pounders out of stock.
when I see guys paying those prices, I’m reminded that it’s trout season, and there’s no shortage of worms!A friend of mine ordered 2 - 8 pound jugs from Hodgdon's about 2 months ago. It totaled out in price to $476.00 delivered for those 2 jugs. A bit pricey but he had powder.
ya Dong's are some unethical, unscrupulous, sumbabeachesI saw that Dong’s (yes, real name) in Tulsa has plenty of 14oz powder. You name it, they’ve got it and here is why: they only want $49.95 a can!
Just what is it about them that makes them unethical and unscrupulous? The fact they are taking advantage of of a shortage and jacking up prices? Not in my book. I call it entreprenuerial.ya Dong's are some unethical, unscrupulous, sumbabeaches
True dat, but there are better places to shop for components in Tulsa. The people in Dong’s are just unfriendly as heck. I’d rather go to Jerry’s or even SportsworldJust what is it about them that makes them unethical and unscrupulous? The fact they are taking advantage of of a shortage and jacking up prices? Not in my book. I call it entreprenuerial.
I felt the same way during the last powder shortage, but it eventually went away and powder became plentiful. That shortage was caused by a a fire taking a major chunk of production offline. It is a bit different now because the pandemic brought millions of new gun owners to the ranks at a time when an ammo production facility was all but shut down. That powder shortage lasted a couple of years and saw similar price arbitrage going on. Stuff was plentiful last fall. I'm thinking this round will be shorter than the last.Sometimes I begin to think this madness will never end. People paying ridiculous prices for ammo, primers, powder and just about anything gun or shooting related. I really thought it would have eased up by now but I see no end in sight now.
And you wonder how long before the hoarding begins to effect other parts of the shooting world. Not as many people going to matches, not as many people buying other components that are in supply (wads and shot seem to still be out there). People not even buying guns because there's no ammo to shoot them with. This could have far reaching ramifications on shooting if it keeps going on at this pace.Sometimes I begin to think this madness will never end. People paying ridiculous prices for ammo, primers, powder and just about anything gun or shooting related. I really thought it would have eased up by now but I see no end in sight now.