Fat_46
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Not unexpected, but disheartening nonetheless...
http://www.natchezss.com/customerService.cfm?contentID=manuIncrease&src=BA481
http://www.natchezss.com/customerService.cfm?contentID=manuIncrease&src=BA481
Winchester:
Lead Shotshells +15%
Steel Shotshells +10%
Centerfire Rifle +15%
Centerfire Handgun +12%
Rimfire +15%
Component Bullets +10%
Component Shellcases, Primers, and Wads +5%
CCI / Federal:
+15% to all ammunition
+25% on select .223
Remington:
Promotional Shotshell Loads (including Shurshot) +15%
All Shotshell Target Loads +15%
All Other Lead Shotshells +10%
All Promotional 22 Rimfire Ammunition +15%
All Other Rimfire Ammunition (including 22 Magnum & 17 HMR) +10%
All UMC P&R Ammunition +5%
All UMC Rifle Ammunition +15%
All Remingtom Brand Centerfire Ammunition (including Premier) + 5%
Component Bullets +10%
All other Ammunition Components +5%
We anticipate the need to implement an additional 12% across the board increase on all ammunition and components effective January 1, 2008.
Weak dollar = higher prices on imports.Buy foreign...
How many of your hobbies have had consumable items increase in price over 100% in the past 2 years? Sure, a box of WWB 9mm going from $8 to $16 may not seem like a lot, but multiply that out per range session per month, and to someone who doesn't have a whole lot of free cash (considering they have mortgage, car, student loan, internet payments) it adds up.lol.. you guys dont knw what expensive hobbies are if you think this is "big bucks"... its nothing. If you cant justify it, reload..if you cant justify that, do something else.
well you can sell an old car battery and its worth about $1.00 and in some places Ive seen them go for as much as $3.00. most scrap metal recyclers take car batteries. Scrap lead sells for .20/lb and brass can range from 1.25-1.75/lb. I know this because I make my living selling scrap metal. These are the current average prices in ohio but may vary depending on where you live. dont expect recycling more to drop ammo prices, but it may give you some extra cash to buy ammo however.If I turn in an old car battery for lead, will they give me a discount?
How many of your hobbies have had consumable items increase in price over 100% in the past 2 years? Sure, a box of WWB 9mm going from $8 to $16 may not seem like a lot, but multiply that out per range session per month, and to someone who doesn't have a whole lot of free cash (considering they have mortgage, car, student loan, internet payments) it adds up.