I bought a Toyota TRD Pro 4 Runner last year, sticker was something like $53,500. They gave it to me for several grand off the sticker, plus gave me $16,000 on a 300,000 mile BASE model Tundra that I paid $18,000 for 8 years ago, used. They called me last month and offered me $53,500 for my 26,000 mile TRD 4 Runner. What? This world is $!#*! nuts. I said, "Well then I have nothing to drive," to which they said, "We have a nice used Prius you can buy..." :rotf::rotf:

Speaking of Toyota trucks… If anyone is wanting a Toyota Tacoma 4x4 TRD package, my brother has a 2018 or 2019 (I cannot recall) with only 4,000 miles on it!
He bought it new and 6 months later got a job with a company vehicle. So every since it has just sat in his garage. He would sell it if the price is right. He is in Hartford, CT.

I’ll trade him 5K primers and an 8 lb of PB!!! :rotf:

I think all components will be short for a long while. The manufacturers can make more money selling completed shells than simple components.

Went to 2 gun shows this weekend. One had no 209 primers at all, the other had 1 sleeve of a 100 primers for $15.00. Almost no powder and very little shotgun shells. I was lucky and got 8 boxes of 20ga Winchester AA 7/8oz 7 1/2 for $70.00.

I was lucky to run into a 1000 primer box of Winchester 209's and a pound of universal and AA Super Handicap at a local gun shop. That is the maximum I could purchase for the day, 2lbs of powder and I brick of primers.

Who ever thought it would come to this? Just posted to Facebook

RST is at Hausmann Hidden Hollows Sporting Clays.
35m · Friendsville, PA ·
Thank you to the Vintage Gunners for providing powder so we could load shells for the SxS Championship this week. There is a limited supply, so we will have a limit of 3 boxes of shells to make it fair.
Hope to see a lot of you there.

Geez . . . .

Attended the Ohio Gun Collectors show on Sunday.
Found a small increase in powders for sale- but no shotgun powders.
The primers (rifle and pistol) were about $125.00-150.00 per 1000
Showing a small decrease from the July show of $200.00 per 1000

I noticed this morning that Precision Reloading has recently reset their prices on 209 primers (all of which are currently out of stock), $70 to $86 per 1000 plus shipping and hazmat. It's a safe bet shooting and reloading will be quite a bit more expensive in the future.