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What’s MSRP on that rifle, $1100?
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Yep that one is MSRP at 1100 per recent Henry listing. Didn't think Bud's would get down to the level of Cheaper Than Dirt on price gouging!
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Can't buy it anyway unless you're a Team Buds member ($30/year).fortyshooter wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 12:46 pmYep that one is MSRP at 1100 per recent Henry listing. Didn't think Bud's would get down to the level of Cheaper Than Dirt on price gouging!
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Well I had a chat with Buds a minute ago. They tell that their costs is based off who they purchase from. According to Henry site you can order that rifle from them thru an FFL dealer at or below MSRP which is right now 1100.
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To me they aren't worth that much.
The only new le er gun that I would pay over a grand for is an Henry original.
I'm just really glad I have more than I will ever need.
Feel sorry for anyone looking for a good firearms at this time.
RP
The only new le er gun that I would pay over a grand for is an Henry original.
I'm just really glad I have more than I will ever need.
Feel sorry for anyone looking for a good firearms at this time.
RP
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Taking inventory and found this on back of gun closet!
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with a find like that you might want to go and take another look .. 
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Copy that
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Hope ya find another hiding BRM.
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Looked at GB for some small rifle primers. I'm not crazy enough to pay those prices. I think it's an engineered shortage but that's just me. I'll hold off a bit.
Jake
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I am wondering also ( "engineered shortage").
Actions speak louder than words (Matthew 7:16-20).
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If it is engineered, we need to find that engineer and explain things to him (or her).Shakey Jake wrote: ↑Wed Mar 10, 2021 10:27 amLooked at GB for some small rifle primers. I'm not crazy enough to pay those prices. I think it's an engineered shortage but that's just me. I'll hold off a bit.
Jake
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My thinking: When I go to a LGS, I see bags of 50 rounds handloads from $75-$100. I find it very hard to believe that the shop will place normal priced factory loads next to overpriced handloads for sell. I suspect that the shop will try and sell as much of the overprice stuff as it can before considering normal price stuff. If not, it is stuck with overpriced stuff. But, that is just my thinking.
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OutdoorLife published an online article last month examining reasons for the shortage. Its title is Scalpers Are Driving Up Ammunition Costs and Contributing to the Ammo Shortage
Chris Mudgett, OutdoorLife wrote:Just what, exactly, is causing the month’s long ammo shortage and price increases that shooters and hunters are seeing across the country? After a series of interviews and private conversations, it’s clear that the ammunition shortage is not the result of manufacturers dragging their feet. In fact, just the opposite is true: 2020 represented the absolute manufacturing limit of the firearms industry.
...this is a supply and demand situation. When supply is low and demand is high, opportunists swoop in to make some spare cash, and those opportunities today are abundant.
https://www.outdoorlife.com/story/guns/ ... -shortage/
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Yep.CT_Shooter wrote: ↑Wed Mar 10, 2021 3:49 pmOutdoorLife published an online article last month examining reasons for the shortage. Its title is Scalpers Are Driving Up Ammunition Costs and Contributing to the Ammo Shortage
Chris Mudgett, OutdoorLife wrote:Just what, exactly, is causing the month’s long ammo shortage and price increases that shooters and hunters are seeing across the country? After a series of interviews and private conversations, it’s clear that the ammunition shortage is not the result of manufacturers dragging their feet. In fact, just the opposite is true: 2020 represented the absolute manufacturing limit of the firearms industry.
...this is a supply and demand situation. When supply is low and demand is high, opportunists swoop in to make some spare cash, and those opportunities today are abundant.
https://www.outdoorlife.com/story/guns/ ... -shortage/
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Back in the day, we called that "greed".
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LGS had Remington 9mm in stock for $34.00 for 50 rounds.
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Thats only 3 times what it was. No thanks Ill wait
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