With the election this fall it might be a good time to stock up on reloading components. If this election goes the wrong way it will be 22 Long Rifle all over again.

YOU SHOULD ALWAYS BE STOCKED UP!

nt

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I got slammed during the 1992-1993 Clinton shortages. I learned from that. As soon as things somewhat returned to normal, I stocked up on everything. The 2008-2009 Obama shortage was not much of a problem, other than when I added a new caliber I had not loaded before. I didn't get to shoot that until after the panic subsided. The 2012-2016 Obama shortage has not been a problem.

Mr. Taffin

I did not mention this for my self. I am well stocked. In fact I still have several Federal Bulk boxes of .22 LR (550 rounds) that I purchased at $12.00 per during President Bush's last year in office plus all the reloading components to last all of my shooting lifetime. I just thought I might remind those few who need to think about this.

Art

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Sincerely,

Hobie

Not exactly stocking up just increasing inventory. First In First Out, I reload with Oldest first, primers & powder. When I empty a pound I replace with 2 pounds. Use up a thousand primers replace with 2 thousand. Just finished an 8lb of Bulls eye and replaced with 16lb.

now that takes some work!

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"now that takes some work!"

My kind of work. I have pretty much replaced BE with 231 and have been thinking a couple of 8# jugs would sure be nice to have.

Dean

Jared and I bought the only two 8# jugs of Unique at the Dallas Market Hall show. I bought the only two 8# jugs of BE I saw at the show and then later saw two more but didn't get those. I was shocked to see what we did.