Primers, tokarev and ammo, 300 blackout and 5.56 uppers/ammo, ultrasonic cleaner, few other random things.
Basically I've done a year's worth of shopping outside of reloading components in the last week (not much for me though).
Outside of .22LR/9mm/30 cal suppressors, a few Holosun 510's, and a bolt action 300 blackout with a scope, I'm pretty much good for the year.
Aww, that's cute. You tried to make a joke.
Judging by the alacrity with which you've posted, it is obvious that your only frame of reference for the purpose books serve is in that particular manner.
We all default to our own level of competence. Now, we know yours.
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I am being pecked to death by all the runs to the hardware store to close up all the house projects I am working on finishing up.
I was browsing greenhouse and hoop houses online and pricing out a 10 wheel dump truck of compost or top soil for the garden.
I’ve been trying to avoid all retail therapy as I have some serious job concerns even after Covid. I did buy a G Sight laser bullet that has rejuvenated my dry fire.
16 lbs of powder arrived on my porch today. Damn near gave myself a hernia lifting it. My wife ask me what I was going to do with 16 lbs of powder. I told her the revolution needs powder.
I've been thinking about this. If everyone bought up all the ammo there should massive amounts of brass laying around pretty soon.
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In the P-F basket of deplorables.
I had just sold a Gen 4 Glock, with the intention of getting a Gen 5, maybe a MOS model, right before this all went nuts. I got a good price out of the Gen 4, and maybe with the panic could have got $50 more out of it, but the biggest problem is that every single new Gen 5 Glock 19 in the country suddenly went *POOF* about the time I stopped waffling about to MOS or not to MOS. I didn't really see that coming. Not that fast anyway.
So here I sit, with a wad of cash, and no place local to buy a new Gen5 Glock 19. Most distributors are out of stock as well. Maybe I'll get lucky and catch the post-panic glut of lightly used guns for sale... but the uncertainty has me wishing I had another around, just in case.
I'm lucky, in that my wife and I's jobs are both "essential" and our income likely wont take any sort of hit in the near term... but I am concerned about the stock market and if we are likely heading into another recession or depression. My gut tells me there is going to be a lot of pent up demand once the all clear is sounded. But there are a lot of folks that are getting hammered financially, and a couple grand isn't going to replace two months of income.