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  • #16
    Sideline Shooter
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2009
    • 514

    Hmm, just a thought, what if the boss of Russia tells BHO to shove it and halts some exports, umm, like russian primers? Now that would cause a primer panic buy all over again here in the U.S......

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    • #17
      mjsweims
      Senior Member
      • May 2009
      • 807

      Originally posted by Sideline Shooter
      Been noticing that the Ukraine is having some serious political problems. Could this hurt us here in the U.S.? I mean, we get alot of "cheap" or less expensive ammo from there and if they stop exporting,(even for awhile) then will our current supply of moderate to expensive ammo go up more in price because there is less ammo on the market?

      sideline shooter
      Forget about the direct impact on ammo costs. The Ukraine is a large exporter of oil. That will affect everything because of increased transportation costs.
      Jack

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      • #18
        Mr_Monkeywrench
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2009
        • 2366

        Thank heavens that Red Army Standard - ironically named - is made in Romania. This should not effect their production. But as for Wolf and Tula

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        • #19
          Calgunner739
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2012
          • 1188

          Originally posted by Mr_Monkeywrench
          Thank heavens that Red Army Standard - ironically named - is made in Romania. This should not effect their production. But as for Wolf and Tula
          Some of the Red Army Standard is made in Ukraine.

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          • #20
            Mr_Monkeywrench
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2009
            • 2366

            Originally posted by Calgunner739
            Some of the Red Army Standard is made in Ukraine.

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