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Gun Control & RKBA

Dial H For Hero

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5. It's not exactly risky. If one can find (for instance) someone selling Winchester .30-30 ammunition

Reply to mitch96 (Reply #4)

Wed Jan 13, 2021, 12:17 AM

Jan 2021

for $15 a box, there isn't the slightest chance of losing money on it if it's turned around on Gunbroker. It will sell for at least $30 a box when auctioned, likely around $40 to $50 a box.

Mind you, finding ammo at pre-Covid prices is the trick.....

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Florida background checks for guns skyrocket in first days of 2021 [View all] Dial H For Hero Jan 2021 OP

A neighbor down the street sold bulk ammo at gun shows. He said he was a card carrying Repuke mitch96 Jan 2021 #1

A lot off pepple are making money selling ammunition as a side business right now. Dial H For Hero Jan 2021 #3

Personally I don't want anything to do with this commodity trading... nt mitch96 Jan 2021 #4

It's not exactly risky. If one can find (for instance) someone selling Winchester .30-30 ammunition Dial H For Hero Jan 2021 #5

Like I said, not for me but if it blows your skirt up, go for it.. Maybe you could make some $$$ mitch96 Jan 2021 #6

Ah yes! The feared and dangerous Winchester 94 segment of the trump gun posse! Paladin Jan 2021 #7

*sigh* Okay, let's discuss this. krispos42 Feb 2021 #8

Sensible explanation. (nt) Paladin Feb 2021 #9

Of course they did! Nt USALiberal Jan 2021 #2