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  • D@D
    Whats the price? More ammo the better.[:D]
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  • Nwcid
    Back when ammo was cheep 1000rds was a good afternoon of shooting.
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  • carbine100
    I just read your other post, and now understand that you want to sell 1200 rds and were looking for lot amounts. I would sell as a Dutch auction of 4 lots of 300. This would get you intrest from those looking to buy 300, 600, 900 and 1200.
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  • hunterboy
    im new to this but i cant get my hands on ammo verry easy.. ao for batches off 300 is the best,,,, thank u
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  • hunterboy
    i can not cant ^
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  • beantownshootah
    All else being equal, its *generally* better to buy (anything) in large quantities because of economy of scale.

    In other words, shipping and other costs should be proportionately smaller, leading to a slightly smaller cost *PER ROUND* with larger purchases.

    So to answer the question as written, all else being equal, I'd rather buy 1200 rounds, assuming I had the space to store them and the money to pay for them. Of course, not everyone does, and a single lot of 1200 rounds is going to have less potential buyers than say 3 lots of 400 rounds each.

    In terms of SELLING, its usually easier to deal with one buyer, one payment, one auction, and one shipment. For me, I'd rather take a few bucks less and sell all at once rather than deal with multiple packages to load up and send, checks to deposit and clear, etc.
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  • He Dog
    impeccable logic Beantownshootah. I agree, sell all at once for a nice price.
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