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• Durwood Senior Member Posts: 972 Senior Member

  February 2014 #2

  22 ammo can be found if you're looking. I'm not saying it's always the brand you want, but sometimes it is. In past two weeks I've picked up a little of my favorite plinking ammo...
  
  
  
  
  Anyone recognize this familiar look???
  
  

  You have the right to your own opinion, but you don't have the right to your own facts:guns:

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• NN Senior Member Posts: 25,126 Senior Member

  February 2014 #3

  The only way to get .22 at WW here is to be standing in line when the truck comes in.

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• NN Senior Member Posts: 25,126 Senior Member

  February 2014 #4

  I did buy a box of 50 Thunderbolts at a Pawn Shop and don't like them. They do not just fall in the chambers of
  the single six and feel gritty being pushed in place.

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• Weatherby Senior Member Posts: 4,953 Senior Member

  February 2014 #5

  and can cause severe leading NN

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• horselips Senior Member Posts: 3,628 Senior Member

  February 2014 #6

  What's a LOT harder to find than .22LR nowadays is .22 WMR. Sheesh.

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• Big Al1 Senior Member Posts: 8,503 Senior Member

  February 2014 #7

  I've run across some Remington Thundercrap, too. But why buy what don't work half the time. I've still got enough CCI and Federals stashed to hopefully get me through this drought!!

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• NN Senior Member Posts: 25,126 Senior Member

  February 2014 #8

  Weatherby wrote: »

  and can cause severe leading NN

  
  I'll look into that, thanks.
  
  You were right.

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• rberglof Senior Member Posts: 2,928 Senior Member

  February 2014 #9

  TrueTone911 wrote: »

  I rarely have time to drive to stores looking for ammo so I find all my ammo online. Mostly using gunboat.net and ammoseek.com. Never purchased .22 WMR so I have no idea what a reasonable cost per round is in today's market.

  
  Haven't bought 22 mag this year but early last year paid $8.99 per box for Winchester at a gun show in Bakersfield Cal.

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