April 15, 2009, 10:10 PM | #26 | |
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If you order one pound the cost will be $13.59 + $22.50 for the hazmat fee + $4.50 h&s = $40.59 total, and obviously $40.59 per pound. If you order 5 lbs the cost will be $67.95 + $22/50 for the hazmat fee + $4.50 h$s = $94.95, or $18.99 per pound. If you order 10 lbs the cost will be $135.90 + $22.50 for the hazmat fee + $4.50 h&s = $162.90, or $16.29 per pound. If you order 25 lbs the cost will be $339.75 + $45 for the hazmat fee + $4.50 h&s = $389.25, or $15.57 per pound. Those are the numbers shown in my chart. If you disagree, simply click on the Add to cart button under one of the Goex choices and vary the number of cans on the cart page. Last edited by mykeal; April 15, 2009 at 10:15 PM. |
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Well its hard to explain really , just wanted to try it , tried pyrodex 20 years ago and now this , will not buy more of this , ball mill is running now.
Just something I had to do I guess. edit=it costs me some 3.50 a pound to make and this 777 cost me some 60 bucks , just had to try it. Its like going to the bar and there's a read headed whxxx , just got to try it. Last edited by pappy177; April 15, 2009 at 10:16 PM. |
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April 16, 2009, 11:46 PM | #29 |
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So I took out my Pietta 1858 Buffalo Brass frame .44 12" barrel ROA tonight and shot about 50 rounds through her. 15~20 grain loads of 777 (it was the only stuff they had at like 4 different gun shops I looked at!) and .454 "Pure Lead" Hornady balls. I had a blast! Literally! My friend came along and brough his Glock 34 competition gun and his Beretta, but was having a lot of fun with my new gun as well We were both able to shoot tighter groups on the '58 without even adjusting the site from the factory at 25 yards! He was amazed, and so was I.
Great night, and I'm really very pleased with my cheap Cabellas C&B Wheel Gun. She definitely surprised us both, in a good way. PS: the 1 lb of 777 3F was 28 bucks after tax here in San Diego. |
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