Canine
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Bought some 22 today in Gainesville Ga.2 box limit at Walmart.Maybe we are seeing the end of the "shortage".
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Shoot, (no pun intended) most of my 22lr is sub-sonic target stuff. Now I see this is available and as with all air rifles and related ammo, it's leagal to carry anywhere in the USA. New Big Bore .45 caliber air rifle that will reach 1000 fps. from AirForce Texan Air Rifle.
To the OP's point, We have a Gander Mt and a Cabalas here that has tons of 22lr, CCI etc. I just picked up 6 - 100 round boxes to break-in my 22/45 Ruger. No limit posted on any of it.
To the OP's point, We have a Gander Mt and a Cabalas here that has tons of 22lr, CCI etc. I just picked up 6 - 100 round boxes to break-in my 22/45 Ruger. No limit posted on any of it.
Canine
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$9 for a hundred rounds of Win.HP.I didn't really need any,have a couple thousand rounds.I hadn't saw any for sale in so long,I couldn't resist.
LeeRevell
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I keep some "notify mes" on MidwayUSA and other vendors. I find them enough to keep a good stock put aside. I also shoot airguns and BP/Cap&Ball to keep my self occupied in cheap shooting.
Local prices are still high, and supplies low. Not much choice.
Handloading cheaper centerfire helps a lot too. .38Special, 7.62X38r and .22 Hornet fill my basic sport shooting needs.
Local prices are still high, and supplies low. Not much choice.
Handloading cheaper centerfire helps a lot too. .38Special, 7.62X38r and .22 Hornet fill my basic sport shooting needs.
MikeRuth
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Five dollar bricks are never going to happen again 
In the Los Angeles area typical price on .22LR is $5.50/Box of 50 about .11 per round
Amazingly several will try to trick you and sell a 500rd box at $89.00 to $100.00. That's .18 per round.
In the Los Angeles area typical price on .22LR is $5.50/Box of 50 about .11 per round
Amazingly several will try to trick you and sell a 500rd box at $89.00 to $100.00. That's .18 per round.
wagoneer
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Nevada, Federal 300 rounds 26 dollars Pawn Shop
Canine
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Never saw that ad before.Pretty strange ad.
LeeRevell
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They banked on the fact that that hammerless revolver had a trigger pull too heavy for young children to pull. Same with my Russian Nagant. No way to "accidentally" pull that revolver's trigger either!
Childhood training is paramount too. I grew up always knowing where Dad kept his loaded .22 revolver, in his unlocked sock drawer. My sister and I never touched it, it never got carried to school, though I dearly loathed a couple bullies. Once I realised I was bigger and stronger than them, I just thumped them. Problem solved, no deaths.
Of course, few kids nowadays get the firearm training I got back then. At 12 years old, I had the rifles and shotguns in my room with the ammo in my bedroom closet. Never had an accident, and I kept those guns cleaned and oiled. I took care of my "inheritance". I still have them all decades later.
Childhood training is paramount too. I grew up always knowing where Dad kept his loaded .22 revolver, in his unlocked sock drawer. My sister and I never touched it, it never got carried to school, though I dearly loathed a couple bullies. Once I realised I was bigger and stronger than them, I just thumped them. Problem solved, no deaths.
Of course, few kids nowadays get the firearm training I got back then. At 12 years old, I had the rifles and shotguns in my room with the ammo in my bedroom closet. Never had an accident, and I kept those guns cleaned and oiled. I took care of my "inheritance". I still have them all decades later.
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Yes that is the bomb. I have a Condor in .22 and it slings the lead like no other and very accurate <100 yards. plus it is super quiet. No super sonic crack only a muffled poof, then thud on target.
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Yes that is the bomb. I have a Condor in .22 and it slings the lead like no other and very accurate <100 yards. plus it is super quiet. No super sonic crack only a muffled poof, then thud on target.
