Shot for only $24.99 per bag!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I guess shot in my area selling for $23.99 bag is a good price. Hmmm!
I haven't checked a Geiser's lately since I've been working in Lititz, but the last time I looked is was $23.99.
Also what I've seen at Shyda's wasn't priced to bad considering the other prices around the country.
Ed,
I was thinking about going to E-town this Thursday depending on the weather. I never been there yet. I have directions and just wanted to know if it's hard to find.
Dale,
I haven't checked a Geiser's lately since I've been working in Lititz, but the last time I looked is was $23.99.
Also what I've seen at Shyda's wasn't priced to bad considering the other prices around the country.
Ed,
I was thinking about going to E-town this Thursday depending on the weather. I never been there yet. I have directions and just wanted to know if it's hard to find.
Dale,
You're not too high if someone lives close by. Like I said in my email, USPS charges $8.10 for their flat rate box that you can get 2 bags into. The boxes are free from the Post Office. That pushes the delivered price to $29/bag, not at all bad considering the quality of Remington shot. I'd take 10 bags if you want to go to the trouble of shipping it.
Well guys, if you were smart you would be making your own shot as 100's of others are doing. It takes a little time and effort but I haven't heard from anybody thats making shot complaining about the price or where they could get the next "good price" or "good deal" on shot. If you have fun or enjoy reloading then you could also have fun or enjoy making your own shot. I have heard several people, who make their own shot, say they are earning about $35.00 an hour making their own. If you are interested call Jim Stewart at 256-587-0107 and talk to him about his Better Shotmaker or go to his web page at http://www.geocities.com/jstewart1934/My_page.html
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Don, What Sunday's are you guys shooting. Still shooting 75 birds? I'd like to get back down there.
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Dale, I was just there yesterday for Conewago's first annual Bud Garman Memorial Shoot. Bob Welcomer asked me to handle the Lewis calculations for the payout and a shootoff for high gun if needed. As it turned out, we did have a tie - two shooters finished the 100 singles and 100 handicap with 188s on a windy but otherwise beautiful day.
I assume your directions have you turning left from PA 230 at the square in Elizabethtown. Follow that street to a "Y" and bear right onto Turnpike Road. The gun club's entrance lane will be less than two miles ahead on the right. There is an orange and green sign on the LEFT side of the road right across from it and it will appear that you are entering a driveway for one of the homes along that road. Fear not - just follow the lane back to the clubhouse. Ask for Bob Welcomer and tell him I sent you.
While there, you'll likely see a lot of familiar faces from Elysburg. Conewago throws good targets and that attracts good shooters. Back in the day, it was a favorite practice facility of Frank Little and 1992 ATA president Gene Anastasio.
Ed
I assume your directions have you turning left from PA 230 at the square in Elizabethtown. Follow that street to a "Y" and bear right onto Turnpike Road. The gun club's entrance lane will be less than two miles ahead on the right. There is an orange and green sign on the LEFT side of the road right across from it and it will appear that you are entering a driveway for one of the homes along that road. Fear not - just follow the lane back to the clubhouse. Ask for Bob Welcomer and tell him I sent you.
While there, you'll likely see a lot of familiar faces from Elysburg. Conewago throws good targets and that attracts good shooters. Back in the day, it was a favorite practice facility of Frank Little and 1992 ATA president Gene Anastasio.
Ed
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I think that AveragEd has the right answer but I didn't want to stop shooting just because I stopped buying shot at these ridiculous prices. So maybe the answer is to make your own shot. I just happen to like my Better Shotmaker and I get great customer service too if I need it.
If you like paying out your "a.." then go ahead and buy all you want to.
Sorry fellas if I got a little "potty mouth" here.
Ellen
I think that AveragEd has the right answer but I didn't want to stop shooting just because I stopped buying shot at these ridiculous prices. So maybe the answer is to make your own shot. I just happen to like my Better Shotmaker and I get great customer service too if I need it.
If you like paying out your "a.." then go ahead and buy all you want to.
Sorry fellas if I got a little "potty mouth" here.
Ellen
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