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November 4, 2010, 06:27 PM | #1 |
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Federal vs. Winchester rifled slugs price
I went to Cabelas today to pickup some stuff. When I went to look at slugs they were running a sale. Five Federal (???-shock) slugs were $2.99 vs. five Winchester Double X slugs for $4.99. All were 12ga. 2 3/4 with 1 oz lead.
Now I know without testing at the range you don't know, but how is .20 per slug for the Winchester justified? I ended up buying a different Winchester (Power Point) slug that was $6.99 for ten. Which they were promoting as more accurate, and higher velocity, than the other Winchester five pack. So a better Winchester at a cheaper price? Why so much difference in pricing inhouse and against the competion? Thanks in advance. BILLDAVE |
November 5, 2010, 11:07 AM | #2 |
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I'm not quite sure what your question is here. I use midwayusa.com as a price barometer and they have 1-oz Federal ????-Shok from $4.69 to $5.29 per 5-pack. And the Winchester 1-oz slugs are $5.19.
Why the price differences within Calbelas -- it's all part of the black art know as marketing. |
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