Someone whose husband passed away has quite the number of bottles of unopened (some of the seals come off with the caps like often happens) powders, and she wants to sell them. Also some primers
I don't think most gun shops will purchase 'used' powder, and I know one refused to buy back a box of 10 gauge shotshells I had just bought a few minutes earlier thinking they were 12 gauge - correct me if I'm wrong on that, though.
Anyway, I told her I'd take the powders I might potentially use (but already have plenty of I think), and would look up a 'fair price'.
Now that I got the box home and inventoried what all was in it...... how should I determine a fair price...???
I know my wife may well be in the same boat (probably selling these same bottles someday cuz I'll die before I reload that many rounds
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What would be the most reasonable way of determining price for stuff like that...???
There's more than I need, but these days it seems good to err on the side of oversupply, and if I don't pay too crazy a price for them I can at least re-sell them later on and not take a hit (might make a bit).