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Sportsman's Warehouse had some pistol ammo in stock today if you need 40S&W, 10mm, 44mag. No 9mm or 38special. They also had a few boxes of large rifle primers.

It does seem somewhat random. Maybe it is just based on what they can get away with or some sort of cost averaging? The HazMat change on a Cabela's order earlier this year was $20.

Brunoshooters currently has a few varieties of large rifle and shotshell primers in stock. Also a fair assortment of powder if you are looking for Longshot, CFE, etc. : https://www.brunoshooters.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=primers

Sportsman's Warehouse is showing CCI #500 small pistol primer 100 packs for buy online w/ in-store pickup. Limit 10.

I think that https://ammoseek.com/ is what most of the kids are using these days to check and see when primers are in stock. But, it seems like you really have to jump on them when they become available, otherwise they will sell out on you.

I wonder if you could use this on brass headstamps to make the letters/numbers easier to read?

Cabela's has CCI #400 small rifle primers in stock right now, ship to store.

This is like playing Where's Waldo, but with tiny explosives. :uhoh:

She may not be the prettiest girl at the prom, but it looks like she knows how to dance. It really is a very interesting design.

Firefly was an excellent space western! It was really disappointing when that one got cancelled so soon.

They Call Me Trinity is definitely worth a watch if you like the older westerns and appreciate sometimes goofy humor. But, he is an excellent example of what lots of dry fire practice can do for you. o_O

After owning a MKIII, I'm jealous of the MKIV owners when it comes to reassembly. Having to hold it at a specific angle, shake it and then dip it in holy water in order to get all the parts back together was just nuts. That said, it sure was fun to shoot if you could get everything back in the...

I'd lean towards the M1A and FAL as being far from inadequate. For general use, they were in some ways almost too much rifle, kind of falling into that "gearing up for the last war" groove. Currently though, they are increasingly hard to come by at a reasonable cost and ammo is getting more...

One is a small knife for detailed work that the kukri is just too big and choppy to do. The other is for sharpening.

You sir, are a very lucky man.

If you can, take the new shooter out and give them the chance to try a few different pistols. If that isn't possible, just getting a couple of small frame revolvers and semi-autos in their hands at the local gun store can weed through options quite quickly. After holding a few, it was easy for...

I work on the south side of town, so we have our fair share of flashing lights on a regular basis. The advice of one of the local LEOs was to always keep your head on a swivel when walking around outside and to lock the doors behind you when in the building.

The more of this garbage gets shot down, the better. Now if we can ever get to the point of voting out the folks who back this kind of stuff, we'll be making progress.

Picked up a jug of powder from a local spot. I've had Varget on back-order for about four months now and am not sure if it is going to show up before Christmas.

The local indoor range was hopping when I stopped by earlier this week. The shelves were bare when in came to guns and ammo to sell, but their bays were full of folks shooting.