9mm ammo sales

[joepamjohn]

It's a free country.

More or less.

Ha, not for long....

[Like2fly]

OP, do you have any Apple, or Amazon stock that you bought 10 years ago that you would like to sell to me for what you paid? I promise to tell you what a swell guy you are for doing so. I would consider selling things to family or friends at a discount to current market prices, but I would not trumpet doing so. I am not criticizing you from doing what ever you are legally allowed to do, but your post implies that there is something negative about people that choose to sell things at current the market price or current replacement cost and I take issue with that. I also don’t advise publicly proclaiming that you don’t care about breaking a law because you (and perhaps me as well) think it is unconstitutional. Plenty of people think a lot of tax laws are unconstitutional and how has that worked out for them when they publicly break them?

[sirgrumps]

Look, basically this thread is a capitalist vs. be nice to your fellow OP thread.

This question has been hashed out so many time before with the group split into two camps.

Fair Market price (Price gouging/ant) vs. Helping a friend out (the idiot who didn't prepare/grasshopper)

So, it boils down to this, will those who complain about the "price gouging" also complain about the one who buys something sold at a big loss?
If your don't, then shut up.

Now, it is a little different, if one is helping a new/young/recently converted shooter, sure sell them 100 at a modest profit because the are now just seeing the light.
Especially, when you help them make their first purchase.

But for all the others who didn't "prep",
who been drinking $6 latte's,
or didn't learn their lesson over the last 3 ammo panics or so,
go Vote for Gavin to take care of you.

Glad your coworker has the product to make money from your mistake.

Brutally brunt, but spot on accurate.

[Winchester47]

[nitroxdiver]

I don't give a ****. And I'll do it again if I so choose.

[emoji106] Most excellent.


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[ER308]

What’s the intent of posting what a great deed you think did? Why not just do a good deed and just feel good about it? Otherwise, it’s just another form of virtue signaling.

[opie4386]

Thanks man i also value a strong relationship over a quick buck.

The way i see it as a handloader and caster, im the most valuable person im my group currently and i don’t have a problem with that. Hopefully one day they can return the favor.

[HecklerNKoch]

I don't rip off anyone.

I earn a paycheck.

I'm not here to rip off my favorite community.

I've given things for less than what I've paid because sometimes you know it'll go a long way for someone else.

[tabascoz28]

So others might do the same in building a good community. I built an AR for my neighbor for cost.