Another price increase
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Richard59
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They posted on 11th November, they are both a regular FB poster & a local club that is known for buying regularly for its members use so Id imagine its another rise not an historic one.Hope their just a bit behind the news and it's not another one
steve204me
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I bought 5k Lyavale about two weeks ago. They had gone up about £5/k on 12 bore, 21g, Super light, fibre. Third price increase in a few months.
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Nail on the head. Only way they would come down is if people stopped buying, which won’t happen. Bad state of affairs really
I think that is the thing . If shooters are still willing to buy cartridges at the higher price the manufacturers will happily keep the prices high. It is all about market forces, if for example there was a backlash to price increases and shooters stopped buying cartridges to the point where the price rise actually was significantly negated they would have a choice to make... reduce prices or stop making cartridges. If you are making a profit of 50p and an increase in price results in a net effect of a profit of 45p then you have a problem.
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Of course we are talking about turn over and the net effect is that if the market price of components actually do dictate the price what this means is that someone or some people lose a job to make up the short fall in turnover.
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I would also add that the top end of the market will almost definitely slow down if not stop as these prices keep increasing. Problem is most of us are addicted to the sport and the pushers know this hence hiking the prices.
Very sad really.
However us Brit’s have a long memory…
Very sad really.
However us Brit’s have a long memory…
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Things move slowly around here mate. That post/reply was from augustSo you are not complaining about price hikes then
DavidJ
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Just got some prices for Gamebore Velocity+ 28g 7.5 Fibre and Evo 28g 7.5 Plastic and it's gone crazy £230 and £245 per thousand. That's a £40 increase since I last stocked up on these...
Unfortunately I don't think I can continue shooting at the same rate unless I maybe change to 21g or 24g loads for practice although not sure if there's any saving to be made.
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DavidJ
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I'm not sure how they stay in business, with delivery on top they are way out of my budget.Whatever you do don't look at the price on JC's website then.
MartynB
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Yes , and in a while they will find an excuse to phase out lead shot for clays , replace it with steel ( iron ) and the price won’t drop in line with the difference in materials . Then everything will become fibre as single use plastics become a no-no , and the price will go up . In time the cartridge hull which is another single use plastic will be replaced with paper , and the price will go up . As energy prices soar so will clay prices , it ‘ain’t cheap to keep bulk tanks heated 24/7 at the processing plants .
maybe I need to order more
El Spavo
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Equivalent here is where the UK petrol station companies were all saying the reason prices didn't come down when oil was cheap a few years ago is because they buy well in advance so it's not relevant at that very moment...
...I notice they jacked the prices right up months ago as soon as the price of oil went up though, no hint of that cheap oil price purchasing from yesteryear counting to the consumer. Funny that.
...I notice they jacked the prices right up months ago as soon as the price of oil went up though, no hint of that cheap oil price purchasing from yesteryear counting to the consumer. Funny that.
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