Trail Boss at Midway

[Nasty Newt # 7365]

This afternoon I got a notice from Midway that they had 9 oz Trail Boss in stock at $16.99. I picked up a few. There was no indication how many they had.

[Yusta B.]

$30 a pound is a bit steep for me.

[Hurricane Deck 100366]

Thats the new normal, sorry to say.

[Ace Hanlon]

I picked up two 5 pound jugs at powder valley for 104.00 per jug.

[Southpaw Gringo, SASS # 74217]

Still in stock at PV. 5lb jug for $104.00. thats $20.80 a pound before S&H and HazMat...

[SOUTH-PACIFIC,SASS #59402]

shiping & handling is the big price add on . get your pards to go in and order the max weight per shipment.you pay for shipment box not weight

[Frontier Lone Rider]

I just went to a gun show here in West Virginia today and several vendors had every type of powder that you might want, plus, plenty of primers. Federal Primers were scarce, but their were plenty of most other brands.

 

Of course, the price has climbed ever since Obama was elected.

[Seamus McGillicuddy]

Sold out at Midway now.

 

Seamus

[Garrison Joe, SASS #60708]

 

the price has climbed ever since Obama was elected.

Price has climbed in the last few weeks as well.

[Marshal TKD, Sass # 36984L]

Unfortunately Trailboss is also being used by folks loading subsonic rifle and pistol rounds.

[Grouchy Greg, SASS#71981]

There was plenty of Trail Boss available at the gun show here in Fredericksburg this weekend. Cheapest price was $17 for a 9 ounce bottle. Lotsa primers too.

[Dantankerous]

Cabela's actually had TB locally on sale ar $15 per bottle over the weekend.

[Dutch Wheeler]

Gamaliel Shooting Supply has both the 9 oz and 5 pounder in stock.

[Rooster Ron Wayne]

I dont use Trail Boss Powder .

Never understand why 9oz of powder cost the same or more

Then one pound of powder ?

[J.W. Sinclair]

A 9 oz. can of Trail Boss doesn't cost the same or more than a pound of other powder.

 

I bought two 9 oz. cans just the other day for $15.26 a piece. That would be $25.70 a pound.

 

Even at the 9 oz. price that is only 1.48 cents per round of .38 Special. I can load just over 1150 rounds from a 9 oz. can.

 

And I bought 5 pounder for $105 recently. Actually, I got two of them.