Boarman03

That's a lot of work. Lots of counting. Wow! I assume your chrome is really nickel plated. That is truly a remarkable quantity.

I was told; Chasing a dream archery shop may be able to help you. Sorry, edited I'm getting old. I read Pine but clearly you posted Pinetop. My apologies. Shop is in Payson. Won't work for you

I'll take the green tips please.

I have brass and possibly bullets. Pm me

Great seller, but he got a goose yesterday so now I'm jealous!

PM via Text message sent.

Great guy.

I will loan you a set. I'm by Bass Pro. PM/DM me

Where are you located?

First two are which factory. The last four are what you are used to seeing, 2digit week followed by 2digit year. So, factory 49 1st week of 2016 production. Five year old tires.

PM/DM sent.

Go get'm (book'm) Dano. Too many yoties. I'm goin Varmint hunting on Saturday myself. Best wishes.

I'll take them please.

Do you have the missing antenna for the fourth camera pictured? Are there any others parts missing? Anything else we should know?

Wish my Walmarts near me carried powder.

Remington 700 barrel?

History lesson is at 8:00 pm.

Varget is the King. He's always hunting the deals. Great guy as well.

Just seems people are very quick to judge and get nasty, and they forget that very, very, few are actually making a lot of money. I haven't been a huge recipient, have you been? And I know a lot of guys who are scrambling to keep their employees employed. Tough times for everyone.

Tells what week and what year tire was made.

Nice pic of DOT date Code in first.

Great guy. Not far from Chandler Mall. Great seller to me in the past.

Also, if Bruno's does not have as much product to sell at lower margins then they have to sell their limited inventory at higher margins to pay their costs and keep their doors open.

Except for some of the big chain stores who had long-term contracts in place, everyone is pretty much feeling the increase. Manufacturers raised their prices because they can't produce the quantities needed to cover their costs and lower prices. Labor/material shortages/reductions due to large unemployment payouts, actual Covid-19 illness, and politics have created a situation where we are having uneven inflation. When people stop buying due to panic, speculation, and/or actual need the firearm industry will "catch up" and begin to settle back down. Most people by now have sufficient for their actual needs. Some people learned from the past and when prices became extremely reasonable they purchased in excess, not causing any increase in pricing but, buying some of the surplus production. To be angry with them is wrong because they had no negative impact on the current situation and actually help keep current demand off the limited supply chain when they offer some of their supplies. But ultimately, this is a free country and most of what is sold on this site is NOT a true necessity, but discretionary. We are all fortunate that we have the right and the ability to sell or actually afford to buy those items that are NOT available in most other countries in the world. I, myself, am grateful to be here and able to both buy and sell to fit my wants and "needs".

That's what I saw as well.