Yea and that’s really not that bad either they’re $12.80 on midway or were last week. With current bid at $13.70 I wouldn’t say that is gouging and as you said they started at 1 penny.

Yeah I realized after doing some 3rd grade math that they're about on point for price, the colt though...

That's what i did after Sandy Hook, let the market drive the price. Zero reserve, penny start, most sold in the $60-75 range.

Didn’t one of your case of 100 pmags sell for 5k after sandy hook?

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The dude w/the Glocks now has a p365 for $900. I bought one a few months ago for $348 delivered + $15 for FFL transfer. His username is 'soap' & yet he's very dirty.

They never learn.

Same here...sold a metric ton of PMags along with stripped receivers, SCAR 16 and SCAR 17 rifles. Buyers drove the price up.

He won't sell them on here that's for sure. Spread the word on that dude.

There’s a guy on the fishing forum selling 223 for 900 a 1000.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/862454754

Same package deal with one more mag.

So let me make sure I understand the THF perspective:

1. Perfectly OK to sell something at an exorbitant price if the “market drives the price up” even if it is a “necessity” such as a firearm or ammo.

2. THF’ers are too stupid to price check things in the classifieds, so we have to look out for the imbeciles.

3. People that sell items that the THF collective determines are too high in price are perfectly OK to call out and shame, despite the clear THF rules to the contrary.

Did I miss anything??

You easily observed that too, huh? Then obviously rules only apply to some. Way ta go!

Y'all ever heard of the invisible hand?

Im really surprised that hi-cap magazines haven't sold out everywhere by now. I am sure they have at local stores but still available online with little to no mark up.

PSA has their prices sky high right now.

https://palmettostatearmory.com/cci-5200-9mm-115-grain-1000-round-bulk-pack-cc5000bk1000.html

used to be $179.99 beginning of the year.

From a business standpoint, it makes sense. They either have to jack up prices, or they're going to be a business with no product.