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toys in the toybox wrote:I got an $80 brick of .22 for sale.....

Nevemind I5 has them for $50 so maybe yall can just go there

Um... they be $44.99

sorry you are correct it was the 50 rd boxes that were $4.99 my bad

PMB wrote:

SFCRMSA wrote:There is someone on this Foorum in the Ammo sect for sale selling a box of 500 RDS, 22 LR for $80.00. After all this is said, you mean to tell me that is not price gouging and some thoughts of a "market Price"? Well then I got a box of used Tampons I will sell for $50.00 since that is the going market price.

Will you take $5?

Best Becareful.... Price bashing ban hammer will come your way

Found out how to fix this issue.
Go to Sportco and buy a 22. Seriously, wifey wanted something to pop at the Cougars that seem to watch us when we're up in the woods. She will not fire off anything larger and she wants to plink without causing discomfort at our campsite.
So me asking a bunch of stupid questions figuring to manipulate the situation while trying to point her to at least a 380, I made the comment of lack of ammo and the fact that there are people with questionable qualities selling 22 ammo for high prices in dark places, and the guy at the counter asked how much I want as they hold ammo for 22 purchases.
Sooooo, boss lady walked out with a purple SR22 and more than enough ammo. Just couldn't sway her once he said he has ammo.
So, I'm thinking that I need to conform and sell that ammo at unfair market value to recover the cost of weapon. It's all about market value right? Besides, it's now only been in my possession since Saturday and hasn't gotten near my other ammo yet so there's no "stains" on it, it's unopened and I had to buy a gun to get it, so by all reasoning, that shit is worth every bit of $110 I want for it, right????
But in all, at least after something like 27 years of marriage and her not having much interest in shooting, ever, she figured she may as well see what I find relaxing about it while being able to walk the hill without shitting herself when she sees a cat.

STED9R wrote:Found out how to fix this issue.
Go to Sportco and buy a 22. Seriously, wifey wanted something to pop at the Cougars that seem to watch us when we're up in the woods. She will not fire off anything larger and she wants to plink without causing discomfort at our campsite.
So me asking a bunch of stupid questions figuring to manipulate the situation while trying to point her to at least a 380, I made the comment of lack of ammo and the fact that there are people with questionable qualities selling 22 ammo for high prices in dark places, and the guy at the counter asked how much I want as they hold ammo for 22 purchases.
Sooooo, boss lady walked out with a purple SR22 and more than enough ammo. Just couldn't sway her once he said he has ammo.
So, I'm thinking that I need to conform and sell that ammo at unfair market value to recover the cost of weapon. It's all about market value right? Besides, it's now only been in my possession since Saturday and hasn't gotten near my other ammo yet so there's no "stains" on it, it's unopened and I had to buy a gun to get it, so by all reasoning, that shit is worth every bit of $110 I want for it, right????
But in all, at least after something like 27 years of marriage and her not having much interest in shooting, ever, she figured she may as well see what I find relaxing about it while being able to walk the hill without shitting herself when she sees a cat.

While I haven't had my coffee yet... that was extremely hard to read.

AR15L wrote:

STED9R wrote:Found out how to fix this issue.
Go to Sportco and buy a 22. Seriously, wifey wanted something to pop at the Cougars that seem to watch us when we're up in the woods. She will not fire off anything larger and she wants to plink without causing discomfort at our campsite.
So me asking a bunch of stupid questions figuring to manipulate the situation while trying to point her to at least a 380, I made the comment of lack of ammo and the fact that there are people with questionable qualities selling 22 ammo for high prices in dark places, and the guy at the counter asked how much I want as they hold ammo for 22 purchases.
Sooooo, boss lady walked out with a purple SR22 and more than enough ammo. Just couldn't sway her once he said he has ammo.
So, I'm thinking that I need to conform and sell that ammo at unfair market value to recover the cost of weapon. It's all about market value right? Besides, it's now only been in my possession since Saturday and hasn't gotten near my other ammo yet so there's no "stains" on it, it's unopened and I had to buy a gun to get it, so by all reasoning, that shit is worth every bit of $110 I want for it, right????
But in all, at least after something like 27 years of marriage and her not having much interest in shooting, ever, she figured she may as well see what I find relaxing about it while being able to walk the hill without shitting herself when she sees a cat.

While I haven't had my coffee yet... that was extremely hard to read.

Way I read it, he bought new pistol cause wife found out that the store hid ammo for people buying .22 guns, now he's saying he's gunna sell it for $110 cause he feels that's fair market value?

Soldier got it right, an the blow up doll is still sleeping.

I just go to my word document (gouger) and write down the user ID. No more business its that simple. Had a guy try to rip me for fifty a pound for Titegroup last week. But I looked around and got it for $24. Then picked up another 10 pounds of IMR 4895 for $24 a pound. It's there folks you just have to look and put the rest of them on the black list.

Buyer beware.

Two simple words.

Do that.

BUT....the gougers waste space and clicks. That shit be valuable.