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Old 10-26-2010, 02:41 PM
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And how much do those go for about and how much is ammo.
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And how much do those go for about and how much is ammo.
My dad bought a used Remington .222 for less than $100. Don't have a clue how much ammo costs because I reload for it, but I cannot imagine that it would be expensive. It is a small cartridge somewhere between the .22lr and the .223. I actually like it a lot and it is pretty accurate in that old rifle.
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Last time I purchased ammo it was running around the price of 223 ammo. The rifle you can probably get used for a decent price, I have not shopped around for one in a very long time.
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