How much is too much to charge a fellow shooter for CCI SV?

If someone were to sell some of his CCI SV from one Bullseye shooter to another, how much would be "too much" or "gouging"?

What did you pay for it before the shortage?

Dave C.

Rob Kovach wrote:If someone were to sell some of his CCI SV from one Bullseye shooter to another, how much would be "too much" or "gouging"?

Whatever your conscience tells you is too much.

I'm selective about selling ammo to fellow shooters in my area cuz I don't want to become a source. On those occasions when I do sell some it is always at my cost.

What did you pay for it before the shortage?

Dave C.

Before the shortage?  I don't really remember--back then I just bought the stuff and didn't care.  I think I bought it for $3.99/50.  I never really bought in bulk then and didn't think that was a bad price.  The stuff I have now I got during the shortage and I paid more.  Most of it was the plastic packs and I paid $8.88+tax/100 for most of that.

I've offered it to our league shooters for $30/ brick with the agreement that when the supply opens up, they sell me a brick back for $30. That way I'm just loaning them a brick at the future price.

Dicks sporting goods sold CCI SV paperbox for 25.99 a brick for years, champions choice recently sold it for 249.00 a case plastic box sold for 339.00 a case. add in shipping and a 30.00 brick is a bargain and a fair price

Dick's is selling it for $3.99/box. If you can ever find it.

Whatever the two of you mutually agree to.  You don't have to sell and he doesn't have to buy.

Rob,

I think $1500.00 a brick would be taking advantage of someone   In the past, during shortages, I have loaned friends primers.  All I asked was that they replaced them when they became readily available.  That way, I was not making profit from them, but also was not getting screwed from price increases.  Just my 2 cents, Steve

Give it to the shooter. Let the shooter replace it when things eventually die down.