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01-20-2017, 12:03 AM
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BE86 on sale at Widener's
8 lb. for $15.00, that's $14.00 and change per pound.
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You must mean $115. Check their shipping charges. They have really expensive shipping rates, which have kept me from buying much from them.
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01-20-2017, 08:08 PM
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OOPS! Fat fingers strike again. Fixed in the original post, thanks.
Last edited by scattershot; 01-20-2017 at 08:09 PM.
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For me its $115.00 + 30.00 hazmat,+ 15.00 shipping, comes to $ 160.00 total.
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Quote:
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For me its $115.00 + 30.00 hazmat,+ 15.00 shipping, comes to $ 160.00 total.
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And the same jug is on the shelf at my local Sportsman's Warehouse for 149.99. And... there is usually a $20 off coupon in the free magazines at the front of the store.
I have bought a lot of 5.56mm ammo by the case from Widener's in the past, but the shipping is always very high.
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One reason I don't but powder/primers on the net is due to the
increased Haz-mat fees and high shipping charges.
I even pass on free shipping if the powder is too high.
Lately the local stores are getting powders in. I snagged a bottle
of w231 last month, while looking around with a gift card.
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01-21-2017, 03:30 PM
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I can get Universal locally for $20.45 a lb in 1 pound bottles. I get a 5% military discount off that. Not all the local powder is that cheap. Some of the rifle powders at the same store are $33 a lb.
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I've been doing some more experimenting using Titegroup since it's always on the shelf a mile away at my local Academy at $20.xx per lb.
The Alliants I have been using are all in the $30 range locally.
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