SpeedRacer
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Of course it is. Thanks to dumbasses spreading rumors on the internet. It's called a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Russia stops all ammunition exports to the u.s
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Of course it is. Thanks to dumbasses spreading rumors on the internet. It's called a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Harrisracing
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And either way it was cheaper than I've bought 7.62x39 in almost 2 years. But I guess not everyone has a full auto AK that they like to shoot on weekends
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Where do y'all buy the steel ammo from? I only get it
From cabelas. I like the red army stuff but shipping is always killing that deal.
From cabelas. I like the red army stuff but shipping is always killing that deal.
Do consumers ever stop to consider that they are being played by manufacturers/importers/distributors (not to mention the NRA)? They know that these scares are BS and are temporary, which is why they don't bother ramping up production or expanding their production facilities. Continuing to buy into the panic only serves to fatten their wallets and make it more difficult for us to enjoy the sport. It's exhausting and disgusting at the same time.
Let's do this!
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For the past few weeks, I've noticed that big stores like Academy and Wally World have had a glut of 7.62x39 and that prices have been steadily coming down towards ~$5.15 or so. I wonder if this would cause the panic buyers to strip the shelves clean.
Just came back from the Prairieville Wally World, and there's still a good amount of Tula 7.62x39. I guess the idiots didn't reach it yet.
(also, there's a ton of fed 9mm 100 packs for 25.77 there, in case anyone is interested)
(also, there's a ton of fed 9mm 100 packs for 25.77 there, in case anyone is interested)
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It's become an environmental issue. Greenpeace and Sierra Club have beating the drum for years and it looks like they've finally been able to convince the pols that bald cypress is an endangered species. On one hand, they are right- the growing popularity of television shows like Swamp Loggers, Ax Men, ESPN Lumberjack World Championships (http://www.lumberjackworldchampionships.com/) and live dinner shows like Lumberjack Feud (http://lumberjackfeud.com/) has caused a spike in the popularity of cypress, such that the supply of old growth sinker cypress is essentially diminished, and therefore, consumers have been buying up all the new growth timber. As you know, trees grow slow, so the Forestry Service has stepped in, joined with the EPA, and finally placed an all out ban on domestic cypress harvesting, with few exceptions. This is a bad thing for people who enjoy beautiful, handcrafted, Louisiana-centric furniture.
The good news, is that I was able to snag a few of the last, premium batches of cypress that have been air drying. This lumber is ready to be milled into traditional or modern styled tables, benches and other pieces. If anyone is interested in having something made, please contact me asap, as the supply is already starting to run out the door. This is likely the last opportunity that you will ever have to order a classic piece of furniture custom built to your specs from Louisiana's state tree. I am also offering the lumber "in the rough" if anyone is interested in picking up a few planks for a SHTF situation.
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Gator 45/70
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Hattrick 22
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I bought a few boxes of 7.62 to shoot tomorrow at Academy in Metairie but they still had plenty there today.
spec50trout
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Meh, cypress is overrated, I much prefer the distinguished flair of particle board. On the other hand, oriented strand board and it's soft flowing grain, gives a true rustic quality to any fine piece of furniture.
