They have a good supply of Federal 215 large rifle magnum bricks available at Ray's Sporting Goods across the bridge from downtown. They're not cheap but they are available. Which is more than I can say for any where else I've been in the past year.

Id like some 210 Federals, as many as I can get!!

There are a beaucoup of primers on Texasguntrader.com also but the prices are too high IMO.

If you really want something you most likely can find it.

But you will pay dearly for it.

All the I want to buy ammo ads.

Should be titled I want cheap ammo.

Indeed! In the 1980s I was reloading commercially (not anymore; only for myself + close friends) Some guy called + wanted to know I would charge per box 0f 223. I told him $5.00. He had a fit. Well I can get mil-surp for $3.50 a box!! I told him to stock up. He said that he thought that reloading was cheaper. I told him yes it is if you're loading for yourself. And that's the kind of mentality why I won't load for others that I don't know.

I refuse to pay inflated prices, thats for some others...but I have enough loaded ammo to last way longer than I....I will just weather the storm.

One of the regulars on here paid $60/k for
sm rifle primers at Cabela's last week and seems happy to of found them.

I looked at PVI just to see if they had any.
Total out of stock, yet they're priced at $60/k.

With those just a couple days ago. It sure looks like that's going to be the new normal price.

Another on here told me tonight he'd ordered direct from CCI a couple bricks of .22 shells.
$9.99 a box of 50.

My opinion is: There's NFW!

George

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I looked at PVI just to see if they had any.Total out of stock, yet they're priced at $60/k.

Midway lists CCI large rifle primers as "temporarily unavailable" … and priced at $74.99.

I keep hearing that the primer shortage should clear up later this year, but I don't think it will be at last years prices.