>range sells reloads at double the market cpr

Is this just standard for every range?

probably, Mr. Noseberg the range owner is aware that they have a captive audience. Join a private range or go shoot /out/ where if you don't have ammo you're screwed.

Also buy your shit online even Local gun store ammo is overpriced and something I avoid

>>63934261
I guess I should give context. I am in california where you have to do a background check for ammo, and you can't mail order ammo to your house anymore.

So I imagine people that just want to go to the range, but dont have enough ammo, are a lot more willing to say fuck it and pay the jew tax at the range

I'm being raped here

>>63934291
I'm not in California and I am not 100% on the rules but I am sure you can at least ship to an FFL and still save a ton of cash, if your local gun stores pricing is as retarded as mine (new england, but I can at least ship ammo to me or my buddy up in New Hampshire)

they sell them that cheap because 5 retards who come in after you are going to buy them

>>63934158 (OP)
It's definitely not standard for every range, but I'm not surprised some do it either. Honestly, this isn't even any sort of special gun thing, it's everything. Convenience costs money, and the multiplier goes up depending on how captive an audience you've got. Airport food, the food in a movie theater, etc etc. It's supply&demand at work, warped to whatever degree local law and circumstances fucks you (or not). If you live in a fairly free state where you can have ammo shipped to your door, shoot innawoods all over the place, and/or have plenty of ranges in an easy drive, then good odds the range won't even offer anything at all except exotic stuff at some fancy ranges (or if they do rentals they might insist on their own ammo too just to avoid somebody putting a bubba round through a gun that isn't theirs). If you live in a shithole state with massive taxes and restrictions and limits then prices will go up accordingly.

Sounds like you're more the latter OP, in which case bummer. If you are in the former then why the fuck would you even go to a range like that, or alternatively who cares, you can bring endless ammo of your own cheap.

>>63934369
>Convenience costs money, and the multiplier goes up depending on how captive an audience you've got
Bingo. Same reason that a quart of oil at the gas station costs double what it does at the auto parts store, or why a drink from a vending machine costs a lot more than the grocery store.