Dougfirtree
Well-known member
In northern NY, ammo shelves look full, though a careful inspection shows that they're still light on most popular hunting rifle cartridges. Primers are still non-existent here, as are many popular powders.
I finally was able to stock up on primers online, meaning I'll have no trouble for next hunting season. That said, I'm crossing fingers that some of the bullets, brass and powder that I use will show up over the next year. H 4895 is top of the list for me.
I've always really liked Nosler bullets and try to use them, but they seem to be the toughest bullets to find these days. Obviously, the production to demand ratio for the them is very tight. It's making me think about relying more on other brands that are less in-demand.
I finally was able to stock up on primers online, meaning I'll have no trouble for next hunting season. That said, I'm crossing fingers that some of the bullets, brass and powder that I use will show up over the next year. H 4895 is top of the list for me.
I've always really liked Nosler bullets and try to use them, but they seem to be the toughest bullets to find these days. Obviously, the production to demand ratio for the them is very tight. It's making me think about relying more on other brands that are less in-demand.