What’s the most you were forced to pay during Brandon’s presidency?

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So, what did you have to pay for an outlandish amount to either shoot, reload, or a new gun. I have had to fork over an arm and a leg for NO.11 Percussion Caps for crying out loud. This is the worst gun crunch I have ever seen so why not document it.

My No.11 Percussion caps cost me $104 for 300 of them. I need them though ands all I could find. Has any of you ran into this?

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Having to buy only allowed amounts vs what you can afford is pretty frickin outlandish :face_with_symbols_over_mouth:

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Pricing is bad enough. Not being available is still my first problem. Cost is number 2. $80.00 for a brick is bad enough. Half the time I go to buy and it’s gone.

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Dern Hookers have doubled their prices to.

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Hunting ammo is still outrageous, the ball ammo has come down some. but 50 bucks a box of 20 for some ammo is crazy. i’m not talkin those big honkin rounds either. Groceries has doubled, where i was spending 100 bucks it is now 200. you can’t eat ammo. This country is headed for bankruptcy if we don’t get these idiots out of there.

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So you’re paying $4 now? That’s $2 per tooth!

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:rofl: :rofl:

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I didn’t buy anything new. I bought some used guns… did OK…
Bought some ammo… only through my wholesalers and did ok.
I no longer sell guns, or ammo… zero…
And actually, no one asks me for parts either. That is the strange part.
Gun smithing and Cerakote… that’s what I do.

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No exceptionally high prices for what I wanted.

I buy virtually no commercial ammo except rimfire and I have lots of that and components. When it’s available for a decent price stack it high and deep.

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Got a hand gun for free, Im $200 into it now and have not fired a shot.
Stocked up under Bush 2, just sittin on that sack O seeds.

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Bought overpriced NOTHING.
I was a Boy Scout Raised by an Army Ranger.
Watched 2 hometowns destroyed by demonrats and their scumbags.
I honestly can say:
Saw this type of demonrat ruination coming and well prepared for it.
A fully stocked bar is your friend when you run out of space in the storage room…

Bar stash
Bar stash463×617 46.7 KB

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I wish that was all it was headed for, but I fear that is not the case.

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Yeah, way past bankrupt…

That occurred when we lost the gold standard

1933

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My Bankruptcy plan is letting my Negan out and have no mercy…

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I bought a Traditions single shot 35 Whelen and did over pay for some ammo for it, at some point I will get dies and reload for it to recoup a little.

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police cop GIF by South Park

You must be paying by the pound these days :rofl:

Seriously gas/fuel have to buy that every week so that one makes a difference. Seems like stores selves are never full any more and so people load up when they see what they need (can’t fault shoppers for that) at higher prices. Have over paid on some reloading primers, powder at gun shows because none was available elsewhere.

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You gotta do what you gotta do Jeff. Some of us have seen these cycles before and bite the bullet.

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Have to agree on that… the take over started then…

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Myself I think it was earlier. Some say 1913.

I say this Nation and Lovers of Liberty have been under continous assault since it’s founding. Even Plato envisioned the demise of Liberty, the subjugation of the individual to the state ruled by ‘Enlightened Elites’. His Military Class would enforce the dictates of the Elite on the 3rd and lowest class the ‘Workers’.

For arguments sake I will sign on with the 1913 date.

https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/history_nwo/history_nwo07.htm

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$59.98. For 2-100 count sleeves of primers

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