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frisky-maddog
I just returned from buying powder, bullets, and ammo from Walmart. While they do not have a broad selection, they have a decent selection of Hornady and Sierra bullets in many calibers, Reloader 22, IMR 4350, IMR 4831, and Varget.

Walmart must be paying its bills and is able to get decent shipments of goods in.

Theory: The hoarding, bubbling, mania, and hyperbole began to pick up when some of the sporting goods retailers were behind on their bills and were not getting ample shipments of goods. They attempted to cover themselves by cock and bull stories about hoarding, future taxes, ammo taxes, blah, blah, blah.

Go to Walmart. They may or may not have what you need, but they have some items.
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  • frisky-maddog
    hello
    in my cleaning i found several boxes of sierra bullets all different cailbers and sizes and weights. are they worth listing on gb. also i have a huge flat of lead 45 cast bullets. how much weight can you ship in a flat rate??
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  • ern98
    Itemise what you have. Go to the auction side of this site and look up similar auctions, past and present, to what you have. Remember the cost of copper and lead isn't what it used to be so your time may be short, but if what you find it is worth your while do it, if not don't......
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  • XP100
    Unless it has changed recently you can ship 70 lbs. in a Flst rate box.
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  • 11b6r
    Just checked with PO on Monday- 70 lbs. Wrap well so that bullets don't dribble all over the Post Office.
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  • jonk
    Ditto on packing well. I'd put them in a slightly smaller box thoroughly wrapped in duct tape, then in the flat rate box, and reinforce that somehow- perhaps glue cardboard on the inside to double up the box if you really get to 70 pounds.
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