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Unread 03-08-2024, 09:42 PM   #1
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I suspect $200 for a four pounder is at the low end of the possible price spectrum .
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Craig might be on the low side but close. Check sites like Natchez, Powder Valley or Precision reloading and you will get a good idea. But nowadays I don't fret too much on price as I can't buy what I consider my custom reloads. I always say you never pay too much, just too early. Natchez has some decent deals from time to time with no hazmat and if you can find a Hodgdon powder you can use, they are a little more reasonable then Alliant.
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I suspect $200 for a four pounder is at the low end of the possible price spectrum .
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It's not that Hodgdon stopped producing Clays, Int'l and Universal. Problem is it's going into Howitzer shells and not to the civilian market. This is why, as Daryl said, buy it when you see it. You never know when a plandemic or a conflagration or government overreach makes products scarce. The old "Ant and the Grasshopper" analogy.
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