New Purchases

[richardbrentm]

I bought a couple thousand cheap Russian 7.62x39 before this current shortage for $175/m plus $20 shipping. Now it is over $400 for the same product. Guess what? I am not buying anymore until the price goes down. My biggest fear is that the biden White House will ban importation of cheap foreign ammo " to make us safer"!!!!!!

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[Gunanddoglover]

Not looking, but if the deal is right.......

 

[outlaw1961]

Sold five guns on here in the last two weeks because I never used them. Bought one Saturday and now trying to decide if I want a Tikka t1x or Begara bxr.

 

[Bushwick100]

I'm not buying any more 7.62x39, I have to.much. But will only buy a Gun I want. Like a Ruger revolver, but not for the prices, that they are now. But, I can wait.

 

[Panelman55]

I keep asking myself, If I wait will it come down in price or is it just going to stay high? I think building is better because I can get parts as I can afford them. My 02.

 

[Al Capone]

I'm not buying any more 7.62x39, I have to.much. But will only buy a Gun I want. Like a Ruger revolver, but not for the prices, that they are now. But, I can wait.

BTW appreciate your contributions to the ODT.....

 

[adrianrog]

Sold five guns on here in the last two weeks because I never used them. Bought one Saturday and now trying to decide if I want a Tikka t1x or Begara bxr.

Never owned a Tikka, but after having a Bergara, I would buy one of those again rather than risk bring disappointed with the Tikka.

 

[adrianrog]

I would certainly buy a gun in a new caliber, even if I can get stuff to load it today. I hope to be around another 40 years or so, surely I can find reasonable components between now and then. I don't have to shoot a gun the day I get it, it sometimes takes a couple of years

 

[Bandwidth]

Never owned a Tikka, but after having a Bergara, I would buy one of those again rather than risk bring disappointed with the Tikka.

Tikka is badass. The Fins can build a rifle, man.

 

[palmettomoon]

I bought a new (to me) 1892 Winchester in 32-20 or 32 WCF, but really only because the shop had three boxes of Remington ammunition to go with it. 150 rounds isn't much, but i have dies and molds so I can cast my own and re-roll them.