Prices have really changed. MIDWAYUSA past prices

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Just for grins I looked at my past orders on MIDWAYUSA.coms order history and the prices have really changed.
A real eye-opener if you check yours!!!
Back on September 12th of 2003 I bought a box of 50 Nosler 30 caliber 165gr Partitions for $19.94
Today's price from the same place...$31.99
Back on Jan 28th of 2007 I bought a hundred 30 caliber 168 Sierra Match Kings for $24.99
Today's price...$29.99
Back on May 27th of 2005 I bought 500 .45cal 185gr Remington Golden Saber's for $45.99
Today's price $112.99
Hindsight is certainly 20/20 and I wish I bought more of everything back when.
If you have ordered from Midayusa in the past go to your orders and history and look at the previous price then click on the blue product number to get the current price.
It is astounding how much prices have changed
 
the first bullets I bought when I started in the mid 80`s were Sierra Pro Hunters,,any caliber and all weights were 7-10 $$ a hundred,
 
It's not just Midway, ammo has about doubled in the last 5 years. Here�s an example of Wal-Mart�.
It is a victim of both the price of copper and the war.

.40 S&W Winchester white Box 100 round Value Pack
01-28-06 $15.97
02-10-06 $15.97
03-03-06 $15.97
03-17-06 $16.98
06-27-06 $16.98
01-17-10 $29.97
03-13-10 $29.97

.45 ACP Winchester white Box, (USA45AVP) 230 GR. FMJ
01-08-06 $19.97
03-17-06 $20.98
07-14-06 $20.98
07-15-06 $20.98
11-10-07 $28.98
(Don't have any more recent prices)

.38 Special Winchester white Box 100 round Value Pack
11-08-05 $16.76
01-08-06 $16.76
01-28-06 $16.76
02-10-06 $16.76
03-03-06 $16.76
06-27-06 $18.68
11-10-07 $25.47
(Don't have any more recent prices)
 
The last .223 that I bought was 129.00 for 1000 rnds. of IMI 55gr.
I thought that was high. But I am glad I bought a few thousand rnds. Got it from Centerfire Systems out of KY.
 
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FOOTER said:
You can thank Mr. Obama for the increase!!
I won�t pass up an opportunity to blame anything on Obama; but he doesn�t get to take credit for this. We did this to ourselves. Ammunition had jumped way up in the last few years before we heard Obama�s name. It took a jump at election time but dropped back down to where it was. That was caused by and fueled by us.
 
DaveTN said:
FOOTER said:
You can thank Mr. Obama for the increase!!
I won�t pass up an opportunity to blame anything on Obama; but he doesn�t get to take credit for this. We did this to ourselves. Ammunition had jumped way up in the last few years before we heard Obama�s name. It took a jump at election time but dropped back down to where it was. That was caused by and fueled by us.

what are we supposed to do,,stop buying ammo??? I dont think so,,

I have started shooting a LOT more 22 rimfire just to keep from busting primers,,
 
Actually the Chinese are more to blame than the current administration. The law of supply and demand is in full effect and China is one of the few countries whose money is still full-value.
 

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