Price Gouging

[jfssms]

Selling ammo you've had horded away is one thing, but the Walmart campers are annoying me to death.

On the flip side, I had several thousand rounds of 7.62x39 I had intended to sell for a couple of years that I've been trading off 300-500 rounds at a time for people's family heirloom guns on facebook. I guess they've got some of those new $1000 SKS's to feed or something.

Were are you seeing SKS rifles sell for 1000 dollars?

 

[TwoForFlinching]

$1k SKS rifles are out there... As is $1k WASR's lol... But I've had no problem getting sk's for $300 the last few weeks.

 

[jfssms]

$1k SKS rifles are out there... As is $1k WASR's lol... But I've had no problem getting sk's for $300 the last few weeks.

yep, I've seen people buy 1k WASR's recently, but 1k SKS rifles, not so much. I'd like to hear the story though.

 

[CHenry]

Just finished loading another 200 rounds of .223.
Who's complaining about price gouging?

Wanna sell about 1000 reloads? Ill provide the brass.

 

[Porter]

$50 Pmags are still alive and well in our very own classifieds!

 

[30BulletHoles]

If people will stop paying panic prices then prices will come down. That said, I'll sell my pmags for $100 each to people in Colorado in the near future to fund my sbr project.

 

[underpar]

$50 Pmags are still alive and well in our very own classifieds!

Hilarious, just bought a couple today for $24.99!!!!

 

[CHenry]

The last Pmags I got was free with my AR purchase from BLA.

 

[FamousAJ]

Gunworld in Midwest City is the epitomy of price gouging they get those GI's and their paycheck and charge them 36.99 for .22lr and $79 pmags. you get a quad rail for 149ish and change....this place sucks and should be boycotted.

 

[dwkennedy]

Gunworld in Midwest City is the epitomy of price gouging they get those GI's and their paycheck and charge them 36.99 for .22lr and $79 pmags. you get a quad rail for 149ish and change....this place sucks and should be boycotted.

To be fair, they had prices just about that high before the Great Panic of 2012-2013.

So much so, I went there once years ago and haven't bothered stopping by since. And that's saying a lot, it doesn't take much to get me to stop and look at guns. It's pretty pointless to boycott them, the prices perform that function admirably.

The real mystery to me is how they manage to stay open. Surely even 18 year old kids can figure out the score.