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Better than what seems to be out there on Gunbroker, the 243 LR is on sale at Cabela's.

https://www.cabelas.com/product/home/of ... ?slotId=14

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$699.95 @ Gunbroker
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/791162667

ESquared wrote:Better than what seems to be out there on Gunbroker, the 243 LR is on sale at Cabela's.

https://www.cabelas.com/product/home/of ... ?slotId=14

Ooops. Missed that one. Nice catch, but...
+$20 Shipping=$719.95
+3% for CC = $741.55
+FFL Xfer ($20?) = $761.55

Close.

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The +FFL transfer here ranges from $10 to $35 depending on the LGS used.

Buying from Cabella's there would be a background check fee, typically $10. Bringing that to $774.97 vrs from GB a range between $751.55 and $786.55.

ESquared wrote:Ooops. Missed that one. Nice catch, but...
+$20 Shipping=$719.95
+3% for CC = $741.55
+FFL Xfer ($20?) = $761.55

Close.

...AND, depending on where you live, Cabela's will collect sales tax.

Not trying to start a math contest, it's just that you don't see Henrys get much promotion (however feeble), as they really don't need to.

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Fortunately, so far, no sales tax here. Math contest can be fun and educational toward getting an accurate cost. I suppose it can be mice nuts getting to the last penny. As far as promotion, I'd never heard of HenryUSA until after I bought mine. I still don't see any outright advertising outside of their email list and Facebook. So far, like you said, they don't seem to need to. They seem to be very doing well, but struggling some with outgoing quality. Might be to their detriment to broaden their advertising campaigns, making it tougher to meet demand at quality expense.

ESquared wrote:...AND, depending on where you live, Cabela's will collect sales tax.

Not trying to start a math contest, it's just that you don't see Henrys get much promotion (however feeble), as they really don't need to.

I remember well crossing the Columbia from WA to OR for large purchases!

Agreed on maybe Henry needing to catch their breath.

Love the .243 WIn but I am looking for an early BLR in it.

Mags wrote:.
Fortunately, so far, no sales tax here. Math contest can be fun and educational toward getting an accurate cost. I suppose it can be mice nuts getting to the last penny. As far as promotion, I'd never heard of HenryUSA until after I bought mine. I still don't see any outright advertising outside of their email list and Facebook. So far, like you said, they don't seem to need to. They seem to be very doing well, but struggling some with outgoing quality. Might be to their detriment to broaden their advertising campaigns, making it tougher to meet demand at quality expense.

ESquared wrote:...AND, depending on where you live, Cabela's will collect sales tax.

Not trying to start a math contest, it's just that you don't see Henrys get much promotion (however feeble), as they really don't need to.

Henry is running some great commercials on GRIT TV.

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Nice, but I don't have cable or satellite TV. So no access to Grit TV.

Pilsner wrote:

Mags wrote:.
Fortunately, so far, no sales tax here. Math contest can be fun and educational toward getting an accurate cost. I suppose it can be mice nuts getting to the last penny. As far as promotion, I'd never heard of HenryUSA until after I bought mine. I still don't see any outright advertising outside of their email list and Facebook. So far, like you said, they don't seem to need to. They seem to be very doing well, but struggling some with outgoing quality. Might be to their detriment to broaden their advertising campaigns, making it tougher to meet demand at quality expense.

ESquared wrote:...AND, depending on where you live, Cabela's will collect sales tax.

Not trying to start a math contest, it's just that you don't see Henrys get much promotion (however feeble), as they really don't need to.

Henry is running some great commercials on GRIT TV.