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I've seen MidwayUSA do that with quite a few different products that are still produced, the most notable is Nosler's 240gr JHPs for my .44 Magnum. Thankfully Graf's and MidSouth still carries them. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1010873140?pid=542355

I know! 🙃

Natchez had the same ones both yesterday and today. Brownell's had Federal 215M today.

Had that happen a few years ago when I used them for the first time, was after some 34mm rings from Leupold. Called them out on the dirty tactic and cancelled the order. Haven't been back since.

Four Score and...oh wait!:eek: About thirty years ago I was trying to adjust the stops on a early 1900's Sheridan collator when it decided to grab ahold of my T-shirt. Needless to say, my shirt lost the battle, and had to be mended with a stapler just to get through the day.

My way of testing them!

Agree.

That makes it tempting to ask the seller for photos of the head stamps on the fired brass.

Unless there's something I'm missing Gordon's shows 59.5gr of Superformance as near max.

Let me know when they release the mechanical bladed partition.

As you get older, you've got to stay positive. For example, the other day I fell down the stairs. Instead of getting upset, I just thought, "Wow!, that's the fastest I've moved years!"

Go to their website and read their career listings, that might shed some light. I pondered that thought once, then after I seen what they're offering vs. the COL in that region. 🥴 There are companies in my state offering more than that for entry level positions and still can't get any bites!

I've been trying to get my hands on either some 215's or WLRMs though so far, by the time I see the notification from shootingBOT, I'm too late.

Just last weekend. 👇👇

Ever since Paul Singer of Elliot Management forced them to sell/merge, their prices have been outrageous. The last time I did any business with them, they had a promo going where I was able to get 130gr Accubonds for $25/box and Premium Brass for $30/box.

Hornady!! For consistent availability, their production is only a ninety minute drive, and I prefer to cater to businesses in my state!

Here's my hint!

I've got some 270 Win loaded with 7828 and a pound each of 7977, 8133 and 8208 on the shelf, this makes me very weary at using them.

I couldn't pass up that opportunity. :cool: