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02-18-2014, 07:52 AM
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I've been living on my rat hole. Ammo is on shelves if you want to pay $$$$$$$$$$$$ for it. Reloading stuff, I haven't checked.
Dan
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02-18-2014, 10:02 AM
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skeet,
Here in north central PA, our local gun shop has powder for about $26 per pound. Primers are about $35 a brick and there are lots of jacketed rifle and pistol bullets. There are 100-round packs of .22 LR for $16.95 EACH! Loaded rifle and pistol factory ammo sales are limited to ONE box per day. I saw this coming two years ago and "Circled The Wagons" and put my $103 monthly Social Security checks into .22 bricks and other needed stuff. I hope to live long enough to shoot off all my stuff on the heap. The local Walmart occasionally gets in 10 or 20 bulk packs of 333 rounds of Winchester .22 LRHP for $17.97 each. Lots of shotgun shells and factory rifle and pistol ammo with a three box per day limit. Adam
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02-18-2014, 06:38 PM
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Haven't had any problems, but only have been buying shotgun supplies lately. Have to inventory my centerfire stuff soon, am having a hard time finding some brass I need like 45 Colt.
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