projectile group buy

[CJ]

Does the whole lot have to be bought? How would it get to VA Beach? Is it worth it for me if I pay shipping?

Yeah not a bad deal. You need to do some research on what you want to offer him. It's just heavy as shit, but the USPS has flat rate boxes. You should see their face when one of their 12x12x5.5" box weighs 70lbs. - you should be able to ship it in a flat rate box that costs no more than 9 bucks.

[slowyellow]

Does the whole lot have to be bought? How would it get to VA Beach? Is it worth it for me if I pay shipping?

[CJ]

I'd go $100 on those, looks like that would leave him with the .257 and .375.....as far as rifle bullets.

correct. I doubt he'll let pretty much all his rifle go for $300 bucks. I know I'm low on the .223/.308 - but quantity is all that matters to me, I buy in bulk - I can't help that he overpaid for fancy shit. I'll make him the offer for $250 on the .223/.308 and .44mag, you send him the offer for the remainder of the rifles - that's $350 total and he has all the powder and primers yet to sell.

yellow - his name is James - jseefried@gmail.com is his e-mail. I'm debating whether or not I should call him on this. Where are you on the 1,300 9mm projectiles?

[slowyellow]

Ok, I got it now. Let me know if we are gonna do this.

[bronco71]

What are you going to offer on those rifle rounds? I want to see if we're going to offer him an amount reasonable for him to take it. Let me know because we can both send him offers - and he sells the majority of his rifle rounds he'll probably do it. You think $200 for the .223/.308 is reasonable?

I'd go $100 on those, looks like that would leave him with the .257 and .375.....as far as rifle bullets.

[CJ]

I could use all of the 9mm.

boxes on the left, on the far right is how many per box.

[slowyellow]

I could use all of the 9mm.

[CJ]

There's 1200 bullets there w/250 of them lead, $100 would be top $$ for them.

I'm ok on powder too, primers never hurt but they are not as scarce as they were a while back.

I bet most of this would resale well at a gun show, too bad I'm low on $$$ right now.....

What are you going to offer on those rifle rounds? I want to see if we're going to offer him an amount reasonable for him to take it. Let me know because we can both send him offers - and he sells the majority of his rifle rounds he'll probably do it. You think $200 for the .223/.308 is reasonable?

[slowyellow]

How much does he have, I'm not reading the chart so well.

[bronco71]

I'm interested in 9mm.

looks like 1300 9mm on the list....wonder if he will break up the pistol/rifle if we buy enough....

[CJ]

There's 1200 bullets there w/250 of them lead, $100 would be top $$ for them.

I'm ok on powder too, primers never hurt but they are not as scarce as they were a while back.

I bet most of this would resale well at a gun show, too bad I'm low on $$$ right now.....

Agreed, but I don't have the time or the interest to sit at a table for two days. I mostly barter at the gun show with the other vendors. Last time I left with 750 .40/10mm bullets and $75 bucks in my pocket and all I came in with was 3 sets of dies and 80 live rounds. Not a bad day at the gun show. I just made the mistake of trading for the bullets with 3 hours of walking left with a 60lb backpack.

[slowyellow]

I'm interested in 9mm.

[bronco71]

yep, that $900 includes the powder as well. The pistol quote doesn't include the powder. I personally don't need any more powder, the only thing I would be interested in is the IMR-4895, and even then it's only 1 lb of it. I was going to offer him $200 for the .223/.308 and tell him to sell the powder and primers to someone else. Where would you be on the .458/.277/6.8?

There's 1200 bullets there w/250 of them lead, $100 would be top $$ for them.

I'm ok on powder too, primers never hurt but they are not as scarce as they were a while back.

I bet most of this would resale well at a gun show, too bad I'm low on $$$ right now.....

[CJ]

Retail on the .458 and .277/6.8 is $292....Is he breaking out the powder and primers as pistol/rifle or including them all with the rifle? He also said once that whoever bought the powder would get the safety locker for it....

yep, that $900 includes the powder as well. The pistol quote doesn't include the powder. I personally don't need any more powder, the only thing I would be interested in is the IMR-4895, and even then it's only 1 lb of it. I was going to offer him $200 for the .223/.308 and tell him to sell the powder and primers to someone else. Where would you be on the .458/.277/6.8?

[bronco71]

I'm just glancing over that list, I don't know where the $900 is coming from that he's asking for rifle components. Am I missing something?

I'm interested in all the .308 and all the .223. I count 1,775 .223 projectiles and 1,345 .308 I was going to offer him a few hundred for these. What would you offer for the .458 and .277/6.8? I'll see if we can get his interest. He originally told me $2500 for all the components, I told him he was nuts, now he is down to $1,400 for everything. I still don't see it.

Retail on the .458 and .277/6.8 is $292....Is he breaking out the powder and primers as pistol/rifle or including them all with the rifle? He also said once that whoever bought the powder would get the safety locker for it....