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I'm opening a special sort of shop that will allow purchases with bitcoins and quick, efficient, cheap shipping. What do you want to buy with bitcoins on a regular basis that you can't buy now? How can I serve the market?

Ammunition and reloading supplies.

Pretty much the entire inventory of a place like:

www.powdervalleyinc.com

Is there a particular brand or brands of ammo you are interested in?

Ditto ammo and reloading supplies!
 
I'm not sure what brand(s) of reloading stuff I'll need yet, since I'm quite a ways out (prob couple years) before I can purchase.
 
But here's the ammo I'm interested in:
 
.410 home defense rounds (either buckshot or Winchester PDX1)
20ga home defense rounds (not sure what's available since I still don't have my 20ga back from my brother, so low priority)
.45 long colt
.357 mag
.38
.30-30
.223/5.56
.22LR

Having a wide-range of ammo types in various calibers would be ideal, such as having jacketed hollow points, cheaper ammo for practice, buckshot, PDX rounds, etc, etc would be awesome :)

Valtrex.

World Peace  ;D

Cheap .223 is prob what I could use atm more then anything.

Wolf steel case russian or equivalent.

Gas, groceries, movie tickets... local restaurants

clothes, but not the 'i printed this t-shirt in my parents garage, now i sell it for 10 times the price because i accept BTC' thing

normal clothes from known brands, also international shipping

milk road

the anonymous dairy marketplace

The most crucial thing, for me, is to be able to pay for the basic, necessary requirements of modern life with bitcoins:

 - Gasoline
 - Groceries (including toiletries)
 - Utilities & Insurance
 - Clothing
 - Household Items/Consumables (towels, batteries, candles, dishwashing liquid, etc.)

Toss in small "consumable" electronics like blank CDs, micro SD cards, etc. and I'd probably be able to reduce my reliance on FRNs by 90+%. Of course, you'd have to make the purchase process simpler than using Amazon through spendbitcoins.com to be competitive (probably not very hard.)

Now, some of this may not be too feasible. You can't mail gasoline, but if you're in the U.S., maybe there's a large gas station chain that sells gift cards? Also, shipping groceries probably won't allow for fresh bread or produce, and things like liquids (juice) may not be cost effective to ship, but surely some things could be sold. If you could also include long-term stored food, like they sell at wisefoodstorage.com (http://wisefoodstorage.com), that would be great. Toiletries like deodorant, toilet paper, toothpaste, and household items like batteries and towels... those should be among the easiest to handle.

Utilities and insurance couldn't be done directly. But in my case, I could do just fine with you mailing me blank money orders with the amounts already filled in... both my insurance and utilities would take those.

Finally, least important of all to me would be the clothes, just because the hassle of not having a good look at the clothing quality and styles and sizes would have me make online purchases pretty infrequently. And it would probably be quite a hassle for you trying to stock all the options too. Although if you were to, say, just stick to an inexpensive, reasonably-well-known brand of comfortable jeans, I'd know in advance exactly what I need and would no longer have to shop for those locally either.