Speer .358" bullets

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CEMENTHEAD
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Speer .358" bullets

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Hey All!
Hope your holiday went well!
Wandered down to my local LGS to pick up some Speer .358" 180gr HCFN for my 35 R.E.M., as I was running low. What a shock to see the price has went waaay up! 37.99 for a 100 count box! WOW!
I guess it's been a while since I bought any. I picked up two boxes. Should last me a year or two!

Have fun, Tom
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Re: Speer .358" bullets

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Seems to be a sticker shock on every thing now a days!
Glad I cast for most every thing I shoot


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Re: Speer .358" bullets

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ollogger wrote:Seems to be a sticker shock on every thing now a days!
Glad I cast for most every thing I shoot
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Got that right Brad.....I think nothing of shooting 4-500 rounds of rifle ammo while spending a day at the gunclub. Cementhead...get yourself a casting outfit or for plinking, use .357 handgun bullets.-----Mr. Ingot
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