pawhitetail
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I've seen them in multiple places. Muzzleloader specific ones not 209 shotgun.
Gun powders
- Thread starter Tom_Nguyen
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Yeah, no!
Not a dick move. Did you miss the post where he said he would sell you some if you were in the area.....for the same price he paid.
Reading comprehension.....its a thing.
MThuntr
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Yeah no still a dick move...he could have left it in the store for the locals there since he didn't need it but he chose to use his buddy's connection at a store and prevented others from having it...
Move along...it's a thing
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I don’t have a lot but I’ve got enough 209 I could send you a dozen or so if you wanna pm me and they can legally be mailed
Eprevost_tec
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Bulk purchases......
The good thing about social freedom, it that we all have the freedom to go into a store and by a stock pile of a single powder to take home and look at gloriously as it sits on the shelf, likely not to be used fully for a decade. Just remember that our social freedoms come with responsibilities.
The responsible thing about social freedom, is to recognize that we are all part of a large social network of other people, who they in themselves also have needs and wants and desires just like we do.
Think of it this way. My neighbor goes to the store to buy a bag of sugar, there is no sugar on the shelf because an hour ealier I bought all the sugar in the store. After their shopping trip my neighbor come to my house to borrow a cup of sugar. "sorry, I bought it all because I could, there may not be sure for another 6 months and I need it all". Two weeks later I am on the way to the hospital, my child has been hurt badly. on the way I run out of gas. My neighbor drives past with 10 cans of gas in the back of his truck.......he keeps driving.....He might need that gas in 6 months from now.
Sure you got a bunch of a single type of powder, but is it not better to have 10 people at the range shooting or in the field hunting, or just one with his mountain of riches.
Love thy neighbor folks.....
The good thing about social freedom, it that we all have the freedom to go into a store and by a stock pile of a single powder to take home and look at gloriously as it sits on the shelf, likely not to be used fully for a decade. Just remember that our social freedoms come with responsibilities.
The responsible thing about social freedom, is to recognize that we are all part of a large social network of other people, who they in themselves also have needs and wants and desires just like we do.
Think of it this way. My neighbor goes to the store to buy a bag of sugar, there is no sugar on the shelf because an hour ealier I bought all the sugar in the store. After their shopping trip my neighbor come to my house to borrow a cup of sugar. "sorry, I bought it all because I could, there may not be sure for another 6 months and I need it all". Two weeks later I am on the way to the hospital, my child has been hurt badly. on the way I run out of gas. My neighbor drives past with 10 cans of gas in the back of his truck.......he keeps driving.....He might need that gas in 6 months from now.
Sure you got a bunch of a single type of powder, but is it not better to have 10 people at the range shooting or in the field hunting, or just one with his mountain of riches.
Love thy neighbor folks.....
I don’t know where you draw the line at hoarding vs being prepared. I wouldn’t have bought it all, but I would make sure my needs are covered for the foreseeable future. After the last batch of shortages I stocked up. I’ve got at least two 8 pound jugs of everything I use on the shelf.
If you’re an avid shooter and this caught you by surprise, I d say you were asleep at the wheel and have nobody to blame but yourself. At the same time I hope the assholes gouging on Gunbroker have to eat their overpriced primers.
If you’re an avid shooter and this caught you by surprise, I d say you were asleep at the wheel and have nobody to blame but yourself. At the same time I hope the assholes gouging on Gunbroker have to eat their overpriced primers.
MThuntr
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I mean you're still here spouting off...so I guess this applies to you. Shows your true character and the fact you don't have a good reason to continue your "side" when you go to take the argument to ad hominem...here let me define that for you https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem
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grizzly63
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If people quit buying things at outrageous prices, would it continue? They probably don't have that control though.
