SFIC M&P base
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Lane
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Quick question... what's SFIC? I mainly do CP but started on M&P...
It's too early in the morning for me... the SF stands for San Fransisco. I forget what the IC stnads for (not awake yet) , but they make & sell M&P bases as welll as other bases but sell ONLY in bulk of 250+ pounds.
dragonfly princess
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sweet I need base as well
Lane
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Tabitha said:
Thank you for the clarification!
Here is the break down:
Average cost is approx $3.12 for 1# pound of shea soap.
If I ordered 250# & figured in the shipping then divided by 250, each pound end up costing approx $2.50 a pound.
We would save about .62cents per pound.
Savings on the whole 250# would be $155.00.
Savings on 25# would be $15.00.
Would it be worth it to host a co-op?
Who would need how much?
If we did a co-op I would offer probably 5 different bases, maybe more.
I am going to start a co-op thread so we can discus this better.
Average cost is approx $3.12 for 1# pound of shea soap.
If I ordered 250# & figured in the shipping then divided by 250, each pound end up costing approx $2.50 a pound.
We would save about .62cents per pound.
Savings on the whole 250# would be $155.00.
Savings on 25# would be $15.00.
Would it be worth it to host a co-op?
Who would need how much?
If we did a co-op I would offer probably 5 different bases, maybe more.
I am going to start a co-op thread so we can discus this better.
Derekl1963
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Tabitha said:
Depends on shipping costs too!
Brambleberry carries SFIC bases IIRC.
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