Shipping from Harvester
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Minnesota
We can't drive motorcycle year around up here in the Northland.
I figure it costs about 60 cents a mile to drive when you add everything up. The nearest places that have anything at all are twenty or more miles away from me so, in most cases, even with the high shipping I am better off buying online. My desire to support local businesses despite their higher prices might make me buy locally though.

I figure it costs about 60 cents a mile to drive when you add everything up. The nearest places that have anything at all are twenty or more miles away from me so, in most cases, even with the high shipping I am better off buying online. My desire to support local businesses despite their higher prices might make me buy locally though.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Yucca Valley,Ca
Jon, these companies have been doing this shipping rip off scam long before gas went up. i will pay a bit more and buy locally when i can.i also shop around online to find the sellers that ships flat rate whenever possible. Ray
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Yucca Valley,Ca
That's a flat rate shipping price. thanks for the info, been wanting to try the .260 gr PT golds in the Triumph with the CR. the PT's are a reasonably priced bullet and darn accurate i hear also.. thanks Omega.. Ray
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Typical Buck
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From: MD/PA Line
With either the 260 or 300's you will be impressed at 100yds with 100-110gr of BH209.
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From: Yucca Valley,Ca
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From: Yucca Valley,Ca



