Falling gas prices.

Sturgis270

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Not gun related, sorry. Price for a gallon of regular here in S.E, Wisconsin dropped to $2.29. Sure to help everyone on a tight budget. I know state gas taxes vary greatly but was wondering what the forum members are paying in their home areas? Karl
 
Prices starting to fall below $2.30 around here. Good to see...lots of folks need the relief
especially this time of year. Food banks getting thin.
 
$2.27 yesterday. Keep an eye on diesel. When that starts dropping, expect the price of ammo (and other consumables ) to go down a month or 2 later. :mrgreen:
 
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GunnyGene said:
.......Keep an eye on diesel. ........

Diesel FINALLY started going down about 2 weeks ago. It's 3.59 in northeast Wisconsin now, but it hung on at about 4 bucks for a long time while gas was dropping every couple days. Why?
 
wwb said:
GunnyGene said:
.......Keep an eye on diesel. ........

Diesel FINALLY started going down about 2 weeks ago. It's 3.59 in northeast Wisconsin now, but it hung on at about 4 bucks for a long time while gas was dropping every couple days. Why?
Probably because diesel and home heating oil are a similar product and the demand is high for heating oil.
 
coach said:
wwb said:
GunnyGene said:
.......Keep an eye on diesel. ........

Diesel FINALLY started going down about 2 weeks ago. It's 3.59 in northeast Wisconsin now, but it hung on at about 4 bucks for a long time while gas was dropping every couple days. Why?
Probably because diesel and home heating oil are a similar product and the demand is high for heating oil.

Not much need for heating oil in Texas and the South :wink: :wink:
 
The thing that is PIZZING me off is the 20 CENT SPREAD between Regular and the Mid- grade, plus another 15 to 20 cent spread between mid-grade and Premium.
It use to be a couple of TEN CENT steps and you can't convince me that the cost of upgrading has DOUBLED.
 
I saw a couple of Shell stations at $2.339 today, I go to Walmart to get the best deal. Just paid $2.269 to fill up just a few minutes ago. Way better than it was. Taking a trip in March hoping it's under $2.00 by then.
 
Colonialgirl said:
The thing that is PIZZING me off is the 20 CENT SPREAD between Regular and the Mid- grade, plus another 15 to 20 cent spread between mid-grade and Premium.
It use to be a couple of TEN CENT steps and you can't convince me that the cost of upgrading has DOUBLED.


Back when it was warm I stopped to put gas in my Harley. Pulled into a station with the lowest price for regular showin on their sign. I use premium so I just stuck the hose in and started pumpin........THEN looked at the price. :shock: It was almost 70 cents higher than regular. :?
 
Gas prices falling & NC has increased the gas tax. We are already one of the highest in the country with our gas tax. Sigh,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,!
 
contender said:
Gas prices falling & NC has increased the gas tax. We are already one of the highest in the country with our gas tax. Sigh,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,!

Yeah, But I KNOW you can cheat and run down the road a few miles to SOUTH Carolina where the gasoline is MUCH MUCH cheaper!!

:wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :mrgreen:
 
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