No ammo.....?

I can make the same argument with real estate too...yeah my houses are worth less than some years ago, but your home, paid for, is priceless in this shitty economy. Your car is also not an investment, normally, but if it's in good condition and paid for it's worth a ton more in usage than in resale value.

Tax

Picked up the last of the .45 at my local gun store. The guy didn't raise prices on anything. He says he has no choice when the next shipment comes in....if ever.

It won't be long before.......

All reloading equipment will be registered.....

Collecting used brass will become a crime......

Limits on the amount of loads/primers purchased.....



You can finish the list because it will be a long one.

That is because America is getting ready to defend their constitutional rights. One way or the other.

Try armslist

Hey, what's the deal with primers having an expiration date? There was a thread a few days ago about primers going bad in 6months.

So all you reloaders need to look into it. I wish I was prepared like you people. I got nothing and when whatever happens happens, I'll still have nothing.

Sucks to be me.

That one comment, collecting used brass, is already against the rules at one of my local indoor ranges. Even your own spent brass as you finish. That's just too much man.

That's awesome!

The .22 LR is my all time favorite round. I bought each of my boys their very first rifle, a .22 LR bolt action, stainless steel 10/22 with a scope. Deadly and accurate and at two cents a round, it's by far the most efficient firearm there is.

Really, not even your own property? How about a revolver can you just not expel the brass? Weird.

I stacked it 40k deep last year for 2012

Primers don't have an expiration date. Stored properly, they will last several lifetimes.

Not at my range, as long as it is not forward of the firing line. They don't want you going up and down the range line hoarding either.

Fair is fair. Collect your own.

Find a different range. A lot of them don't want to spend the time/money to pick it up.

A local Super Wal-Mart within driving range was sold out of .22lr and 12 guage.

They were low on .40 and .223, but everything else was regular stock and price.

Smart man brief

I have 4 marlin model 60"s and 6--12gauge semiautos

Last Edited by Lupe_Ate_My_Tacos on 12/29/2012 11:57 AM

10/22's aren't bolt action...

eta: or do you mean that you bought one of each?

Last Edited by Invisible Man on 12/29/2012 11:59 AM

Like tobacco, think humidor. Dry is good.

This is what i ordered and they are not even selling it anymore wow

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Signs are up in the lanes, each lane has one. I'm sure if you were slipping smokin hot rounds outta your chamber into a container that they couldn't see, you'd be cool. Thing is there are cameras on the range 24/7 and all they would say is don't do that or you can't shoot here most likely. But definitely don't get caught sweeping and collecting even your own brass. A sure way to get kicked off the range. There are other ranges of course. Only saw the signs at this one. They are also a gun store and sell reloading supplies, as well as used brass

Thanks, just bought some 22's from them, but their selection is limited.

Now the goldtards can melt down that gold and silver and make carefully denominated bullets...

Something useful.

MCB

Thats because it's getting ready to go down.........

22LR is nice I buy the federal rimfire and I love it

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If you have the equipment and know how to use it...along with the time and desire...my point is, some people don't have to get a bargain to get what they want and need...I've paid much more for less and been happy with it :)

I noticed that the local Walmart still has 9, 40 and 45 but completely out of all 223/556.

I expect them to make owning gun powder illegal or force anyone buying it to register and have to buy a license. One or the other, real soon.

I was able to get an order in through ammotogo on dec 25th, but its not going to ship (if ever) till jan 24th.

HOLY FUCKING SHIT!!!!!!!
I did not believe you, OUT OF STOCK OUT OF STOCK! WTF.....ok I am done, but WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My youngest, 12 now, didn't want the rifle...he had little interest in it even though he goes shooting with us now and then, so I bought it anyway as family heirloom he can give to his children...but let me tell you, that kid can hit anything he aims at with open sight or scope, at any distance! I think video games do help...when the kid is raised properly.

There it is.



The all-mighty dollar.

I love the outdoor range I go to. You're free to pick up your brass and if you've a mind to, your neighbor's brass.

No more range for me though. Not until I can buy ammo again.

Great thread by the way.

All you lurkers out there please put in your two cents.

Middle Tennessee: lots of places sold out. What's not sold out has gone up in price. Haven't seen any bulk .223/5.56, just the high-end stuff in 20 round boxes. Bulk 7.62x39 has gone way up. Saw some Romanian bulk 700 rounds (Berdan) for $300.

High quality hunting ammo (.243, .308, .30-06, etc.) is still mostly available and doesn't look like it's moved too much in price.

Can't find any .22lr, very little 12g in "small game" calibers (been looking for some #6 for a week or two - no luck). Can still find buck and slugs, about a dollar more per box than a couple months ago.

Haven't seen any 9mm, .40sw, .45acp ball. Saw HP rounds in those cals, price up on those.