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Its not just the internet people. The gun stores are starting to do the $40 brick. I ask them the price and politley decline to buy. It gives them the signal as I walk out. Way to go, you really showed them!
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.22 rf aint the end all be all of ammo. amazes me when people are posting "thank GAWD i found a brick of schitty overpriced rimfire." get outta the house a little, try some ... i dunno ... centerfire?
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Its not just the internet people. The gun stores are starting to do the $40 brick. I ask them the price and politley decline to buy. It gives them the signal as I walk out. Way to go, you really showed them! Gotta avoid those retailers that like 200% markup!
Other than that, How was the show Mrs. Lincoln?
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Eating fried chicken and watermelon since 1972.
You tell me how I ought to be, yet you don't even know your own sexuality,, the philosopher,,, you know so much about nothing at all. Chuck Schuldiner
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seal_billy - "Pellet gun"...how about a resurgence in Mattel's cap guns? For those too young to recall: used a red paper roll with powder encapsulated that went 'POP' when struck by the six-shooters hammer. BTW -did not work too well when damp. Had a copy of a Mattel M3 "Grease Gun" with clock work mechanism that could fire a whole roll...those were the days. Homesteader
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Shooting a lot never was an inexpensive hobby.
laissez les bons temps rouler
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I just paid $75 for 900 rounds of CCI Mini Mags and would have bought more at that price if they had let me. I could have bought federal auto match for about $10 cheaper for 975 rounds, but it doesn't work very well in the wife's and daughter's pistols. I have more than enough to feed my rifles but will keep buying Blazers and Mini Mags when I find them for $8 a hundred rounds.
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I just sold some bulk and I think after shipping it was 25 bucks each. About what I paid for it and I wasn't shooting it. It is out there if you look. I don't actively look for it but with Dick's, GM, Bass Pro, and Cabela's all close by I walk through the ammo section on the rare occasion I am there and it is sometimes in stock. Some guys shoot a lot more than me and my son's CZ Scout shoots RWS way better than anything else.
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Its out there and it's reasonable, you just have to be patient and look
I just bought 2 500 round bricks of federal non-bulk for .04 a round
I have been able to score around 2 bricks a month, which is more than enough, but that's the rate of success as well so it's scarce but there
I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them. -Thomas Jefferson
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If you don't have the casting and sizing equipment on hand, blems and Trail Boss can get you there at a reasonable price and a considerable savings in time. At the velocities and pressures generated, the difference in barrel wear for most folks would be minimal, I believe.
What fresh Hell is this?
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Wish the 5.7 was more popular Seems like it could be a great 22 mag equivalent in a reloadable case. I know the 22H is out there but I always hear people complaining about the difficulties in reloading it. When we start shooting more I will probably just use a 223. I am waiting patiently for CZ to switch to all 1-9 twist an then I am going to get my boy a 527 carbine.
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