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I still have 22 lr from the Obama era shortage.... I am good to go... being prepared is a good thing recently sold a Marlin 39 Tossed in 600 rds CCI just to sweeten the deal.......
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Lots of stuff showing up. Some of the regular brands abd weights.
No .243 win though.
The normal stuff is sitting as places still want too much. Did see a shop sell out of CCI blazer brass 9mm FMJ at 25 bucks for 50 rnds.
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My local walmart had 30-06, 308win, 270win. 6.5 Creedmoor, and 350 legend today. First time I've seen that much in this walmart in over a year. They have a limit of 3 boxes.
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We were in Meijer’s tonight. They had 12 and 20 gage field loads , and a box of 308. But that’s better than o!
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Campfire 'Bwana
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I still have 22 lr from the Obama era shortage.... I am good to go... being prepared is a good thing recently sold a Marlin 39Tossed in 600 rds CCI just to sweeten the deal....... Why the heck would ya do that?
Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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PSA main store has a bunch of 5.56 at 50 cents a round right now .... not bad, better than most, still too much for me although I told my Son we're cutting back on weekend shooting until prices go down quite a bit more.
What you think about, you do ... what you do, you become. In a nation where anything goes ... eventually, everything will. We're almost there.
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no ammo, but found some brass the other day that will turn into ammo this weekend ....
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anyone find any Hornady 28 Nosler ammo? Bunch of it in Soldotna SW. cmon up 🎶 The shelves were pretty full, mostly oddball stuff as above, but I did see maybe 30 boxes of 30-06 blue box 150s for $28. I passed Maybe should not have. I’ll see what they have on Wednesday
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Running out of AR ammo. Was going to pick up some of this basic ammo PMC X-Tac 5.56mm 62gr green tip at about $12 a box with free shipping. Anyone know if the ammo is any good and whether 60 cents a round is a decent price now days? Thanks in advance. I have some of that that I've been waiting to test. I couldn't tell you about the price, but generally PMC is some good schitt.
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no ammo, but found some brass the other day that will turn into ammo this weekend .... 350 Rem. is cool.
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These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o "May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
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At todays flea market:
A box, 800rds, of 22lr Federal IIRC 1200fps, $120
Sitting right next to it a brick, 500rds, Norma Match-22 $60..........
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The Norma went home with me!
"...A man's rights rest in three boxes: the ballot box, the jury box and the cartridge box..." Frederick Douglass, 1867
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Nothing much anyone shoots around here. 223, 17, 350 Legend, 7.62 in weird shieitt, other weird sheet, and elephant . Nothing much of anything, if at all in .243- 338WM I did pick up a couple boxes of 20 ga 7 1/2 in SW - Anchorage -yesterday for under $9 each. Limit was 5, but two boxes will last me thru the Biden admin probably! Shelves were awfully bare there, practically empty at Cabelas. Lots of GI's wandering around both stores....forlornly... SW here in Soldotna has nearly full shelves of above "no-body uses" stuff. Burned 60 rounds thru 7 rifles various flavors and loads (recorded) at Cooper Landing range on way home, tho. Any of them can go hunting now. Some guns and loads more favored. Considering several were sighted in last year at this time for hunting season then put in storage, it surprised me that they needed adjustment. Not much- a couple inches. The RU tanger in .338WM, last shot 14-15 years ago just kept putting those 250 gr Hornady RN reloads into the same damn square inch.... right where it did then. I kinda like that gun! Pretty sure the caribou aren't going to. Its likely to be backup for the aperture sighted 94. The 725 in 260 did well too with 3 rounds each factory Corelokt and Fed Premium 140s going into the same ragged hole, right where the Corelokts went last year. Not so well with Remington Premium match 140, or SIG Elite 130. I can live with that. Bigger 3 shot groups, and about 5 inches higher than the "good" stuff. The Win 70 fwt 7 Mauser seems to prefer Federal blue-box 175s over anything in 140. Still acceptable groups 2 in or under for most hunting, , but not as good as I'd like, with either. Sometime this winter I'll relieve the barrel channel from it's full length bedd, see if that helps. And maybe some reloading for it, using once fired brass, neck sized. And get my reloading stuff set up again. I think wife is done "remodeling" after 3 years of it!!!!
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Not much, some shotshells, mostly slugs.
These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o "May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
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Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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local sportsmans has 20 boxes of 7x64 140g psp corelokts @ $29.99 per
cheaper than FMJ .308 right next to it! 7x64 is now up to $49/ box, but they still have around 10 boxes of it.
...Actually Sycamore, you are sort of right....
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Seeing a lot of 5.56 223 and a splatting of different ga shot shells here in northern Oh,
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Haven't been actively looking but there isn't much to look at when I do
Hunt...
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Kinda weird with Wally Martinez here in the town I live ,the shelves are bare.(Ocasionally find a brick of 22) And the computer for purchasing hunting liscenses has been "down" for 4 months,no tags.
2 towns over,alot of 12g bird shot,buckshot (illegal here) 7.62,5.56 all stuff no one uses,nut they had it.
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1200 rds NORMA 223 - $540 - delivered - last week....
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