Is palmetto state the new cdnn?

[zachomega]

I remember how i used to be able to look on cdnn and find deals on damn near anything gun related. Now cdnn is like a sad shell of itself. They have deals from time to time but now it looks like palmetto state is where the deals are. Did i miss some sort of event of cheaper than dirt proportions?

-Zach

[57springer]

I have to agree on the comment, CDNN is not really a good place to buy anymore . Their prices are super high , years back there were some deals , no more

[Krichardson]

I miss CDNN's old web site that was designed to look as if the viewer was actually thumbing through a catalogue with the turning pages and all.

[McSull]

Palmetto raises prices when they can get more. Supply and demand. Before the current bullshit, they had great deals. You could get a AR15 pistol kit for $280(sans lower receiver), often. If they're selling for higher, its because the demand allows it.

Kentucky Gun Co. is an excellent place to shop. Often great deals there.

[Rural Ruger]

Palmetto raises prices when they can get more. Supply and demand. Before the current bullshit, they had great deals. You could get a AR15 pistol kit for $280(sans lower receiver), often. If they're selling for higher, its because the demand allows it.

Kentucky Gun Co. is an excellent place to shop. Often great deals there.

This. PSA plays some games on price but I dont blame them...I just wait them out, or go elsewhere if I can't wait. They do a lot of good overall, and have good product. They should start dropping again soon too...doubt that demand is still as high. CDNN is hit or miss, but ive got some ok deals here and there....just have to pick through the junk to get it.

[jthrelf]

I'm a fan of both.

[GOYABEAN]

CDNN raised shipping and parts prices and deal's lack luster

[TooBigToFit]

I'll be honest, CDNN's ads kinda gave me a headache, though I did kinda like the old time-ish feel.

[Kramer]

I'll be honest, CDNN's ads kinda gave me a headache, though I did kinda like the old time-ish feel.

Oh I agree, too much crap on the page but it was like the old days.

[aubie515]

I disagree, as PSA is completely different than CDNN. CDNN used to and still does buy closeouts for firearms that have issues or are being discontinued from the manufacturer.

PSA owner actually lived in Pottstown before he moved to SC. I used to talk to him when I worked for StreamLight and at that point, PSA was only selling ammo and parts.

PSA has some deals, but their daily deals reflected "holiday sales" as well, so I didn't think it was such a deal.