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OnTheFly:

--- Quote from: tstuart34 on July 27, 2014, 03:09:13 PM ---I will post up if I see more deals. I looked for powder while I was in Minnesota at some.of the local shops. They were all over priced and I just shook my head at them.

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Now may not be the time to be shopping for deals (or even reasonable pre-panic prices) if you REALLY need powder.

I was doing the math and realized how little the powder contributes to the total price of a round.  Even if I payed double the pre-panic price, my cost would only go up $0.02383 per round or $2.383 per 100.  The 1# bottles of CFE are a little more expensive than what I paid per pound with buying an 8# keg of WSF, and it sounds like I will likely be loading with 0.2 grains more CFE powder than the WSF, so my total increase will be about $0.004871 per round or $0.4871 per 100.

Not ideal, but I can deal with it so I can keep shooting.

Fly

tstuart34:
.50 ish cents per hundred is better then 50 for two more rounds buying factory ammo

OnTheFly:

--- Quote from: tstuart34 on July 27, 2014, 10:33:45 PM ---.50 ish cents per hundred is better then 50 for two more rounds buying factory ammo
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I'm not sure if I'm picking up what you're laying down there chief.  Though I'm extremely tired after all the fun today looking like a doofus at the Steel Challenge match, and I may not be understanding plain english.

Fly

Lorimor:
Autocomp is a tad slow for the ancient .45 ACP.  Has to be loaded hot for best performance.

For now, I'll stick with my home brew powder: Cat fur, charcoal and cheap Scotch.  A little smokey but the RO's love the haze. 

abbafandr:

--- Quote from: Lorimor on July 28, 2014, 11:03:00 AM ---
For now, I'll stick with my home brew powder: Cat fur, charcoal and cheap Scotch.  A little smokey but the RO's love the haze. 

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Actually think they liked being able to see your bullets fly down range.

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