Originally Posted by jwalker77
Im keeping a list of all you folks supporting jacking up the price just because you can. Ill go on and tell you, if you call me one day to get that big dead tree hanging over your bedroom cut, ill be playing by your rules. When i figure the price, ill be thinking "this is one of those who believes you should stick it to anybody you can just because the market is up or because theyre in a tight and really need it. Im gona use the lesson they taught me right here. " There goes all that money you made on your ammo sales. What happened to "do unto others"?

If ALL of the ammo is being sold at inflated prices, then that's the current market value. Nothing wrong with that. All it takes to change that is someone to start selling at a lower price because the supply is exceeding current demand.

If I call you to come and cut down a tree and you give me what is in my opinion an inflated price, I'm going to see what your competitors price is before I commit. If your price is competitive, that's the current market value and if it isn't, someone besides you will be running a chainsaw in my yard.

I'm currently sitting on a truckload of reloading components and I could have sold some of these items for 10 times what I paid for them. I haven't done this, but not because I think it's wrong. The current value is whatever someone is willing to pay for a product or service. I bought this material for my own use, and if the Bolsheviks get their way in Washington, my decision will pay dividends in a different way.


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