where can i find CCI br2 primers
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Re: where can i find CCI br2 primers
Just like the rest of us brother, you find them in the last place you look.
Powder Valley?
Grafs?
Midsouth?
Midway?
Natchez?
Did you actually google anything before you made this post?
Just like the rest of us brother, you find them in the last place you look.
Powder Valley?
Grafs?
Midsouth?
Midway?
Natchez?
Did you actually google anything before you made this post?
Re: where can i find CCI br2 primers
3rd generation shooting supply has them. Looks like they have 56,000 in stock. $ 51.00 per 1000
CCI br2 primers here
Order them now.
3rd generation shooting supply has them. Looks like they have 56,000 in stock. $ 51.00 per 1000
CCI br2 primers here
Order them now.
Re: where can i find CCI br2 primers
Natchez has them in the APS strips. Powder valley also hasthem in APS strips. That beats the hell out of none.
Natchez has them in the APS strips. Powder valley also hasthem in APS strips. That beats the hell out of none.
Re: where can i find CCI br2 primers
Here you go. They got a pretty good price on them as well.
http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=257&dir=278|284|316
Here you go. They got a pretty good price on them as well.
http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=257&dir=278|284|316
Re: where can i find CCI br2 primers
thanks guys. yes I googled them and some places showed them in stock but when I ordered then sent me an email saying they went on backorder. Ill be snatching up quite a few thanks for all your help.
thanks guys. yes I googled them and some places showed them in stock but when I ordered then sent me an email saying they went on backorder. Ill be snatching up quite a few thanks for all your help.
Re: where can i find CCI br2 primers
I am with Cobra on this one. I use BR2 but I won't turn my nose up at a regular or even magnum primer if it is all I can get.
The day is coming boys when your ammo will be judged great by the sound....I fear.
I am with Cobra on this one. I use BR2 but I won't turn my nose up at a regular or even magnum primer if it is all I can get.
The day is coming boys when your ammo will be judged great by the sound....I fear.
Re: where can i find CCI br2 primers
My old philosophy is now paying off. Whenever primers are (were) on sale my rule was to never buy less than a "sleeve".
I figured I could just build more storage a lot easier than to try and build primers
My old philosophy is now paying off. Whenever primers are (were) on sale my rule was to never buy less than a "sleeve".
I figured I could just build more storage a lot easier than to try and build primers
Re: where can i find CCI br2 primers
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: milo-2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Dumb question, why are CCI BR2 primers $51.00 and Fed 210M's only $31.39??? </div></div>
The BR2's have alwys been slightly more expensive, because they are the 'premium' primeres. But the answer to why they are so expensive right now is because they are money gouging right now. I'm really disappointed in bruno's for raising alot of their prices in the last week. They have always had reasonable prices before. For example I've always bought their wolf primers at $21 and their br2's at $40. Now they are selling it fort $24 and $51. For comparison... wideners sells both of those for $14 and $34 respectively.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: milo-2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Dumb question, why are CCI BR2 primers $51.00 and Fed 210M's only $31.39??? </div></div>
The BR2's have alwys been slightly more expensive, because they are the 'premium' primeres. But the answer to why they are so expensive right now is because they are money gouging right now. I'm really disappointed in bruno's for raising alot of their prices in the last week. They have always had reasonable prices before. For example I've always bought their wolf primers at $21 and their br2's at $40. Now they are selling it fort $24 and $51. For comparison... wideners sells both of those for $14 and $34 respectively.
Re: where can i find CCI br2 primers
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: timelinex</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: milo-2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Dumb question, why are CCI BR2 primers $51.00 and Fed 210M's only $31.39??? </div></div>
The BR2's have alwys been slightly more expensive, because they are the 'premium' primeres. But the answer to why they are so expensive right now is because they are money gouging right now. I'm really disappointed in bruno's for raising alot of their prices in the last week. They have always had reasonable prices before. For example I've always bought their wolf primers at $21 and their br2's at $40. Now they are selling it fort $24 and $51. For comparison... wideners sells both of those for $14 and $34 respectively. </div></div>
Businesses that want to stay in business into the future price their stock on the basis of what their replacement costs will be. With the big demand, there won't be any "fill the warehouse" specials from the manufacturers so prices will be much higher than in recent months.
Call it gouging or call it good business. Either way, it's the same and won't be changing soon.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: timelinex</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: milo-2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Dumb question, why are CCI BR2 primers $51.00 and Fed 210M's only $31.39??? </div></div>
The BR2's have alwys been slightly more expensive, because they are the 'premium' primeres. But the answer to why they are so expensive right now is because they are money gouging right now. I'm really disappointed in bruno's for raising alot of their prices in the last week. They have always had reasonable prices before. For example I've always bought their wolf primers at $21 and their br2's at $40. Now they are selling it fort $24 and $51. For comparison... wideners sells both of those for $14 and $34 respectively. </div></div>
Businesses that want to stay in business into the future price their stock on the basis of what their replacement costs will be. With the big demand, there won't be any "fill the warehouse" specials from the manufacturers so prices will be much higher than in recent months.
Call it gouging or call it good business. Either way, it's the same and won't be changing soon.
