Guns and Ammo: AAm Edition

[user472884]

Heh. I ask because I just got done rewatching At World's End and thought of it watching that stick Keira Knightley whip her body weight in wood and steel out from under her thin blue dress thing.

[jung_adore_ALIZEE]

There are some restrictions on certain weapons in certain states too.

Regards,

Jung

Edit:

Originally Posted by Taxi Driver Aaron

I am shopping for some .45 acp today... My normal place to buy right now is out of stock and on back order. So.... I am trying to find another good place where ammo is on sale for $0.40 or less per round while staying away from the russian ammo, even though Tula's are the least expensive. I'm afraid of how dirty they might be... and I may not get my money's worth if they cause ftf or fte which would make my day at the range more of a chore than a joyful experience.

I been looking at brands such as Federal or American Eagle.. my local stores have expensive stuff which kind of forces me to look online. paying $1+ for FMJ is highway robbery... I can find defensive ammo for less.

.223's are hard to come by cheap locally as well. online they have buckets for cheap.. I suppose I'll just have to experiment with some brands.

Can always check Ammunition to go or Ammoman

http://www.ammunitiontogo.com/index.php
http://www.ammoman.com/

Regards,

Jung

[WhiteFeather]

I just found out that my Walmart now carries the 62gr. M855 ammo in the 420 cans for considerably cheaper (like $60 cheaper). That just made my day. The last time I got one, it was $220 without tax...

[user472884]

and I thought paintballs were expensive.

[ALS]

Originally Posted by Jalen

and I thought paintballs were expensive.

How about $52 for a box of twenty Federal Premium 300 Win Mag Sierra Match King 190 grain. And people wonder why I have a reloading bench in my office at work,

My favorite catalog is the Sinclair International

[jung_adore_ALIZEE]

Originally Posted by ALS

How about $52 for a box of twenty Federal Premium 300 Win Mag Sierra Match King 190 grain. And people wonder why I have a reloading bench in my office at work,

My favorite catalog is the Sinclair International

Yeah ammo prices are crazy these days....that and I like to run heavy for caliber bullets for handgun and a few of the rifles 230 gr. Bergers in the .300 win mag

Regards,

Jung

[WhiteFeather]

Originally Posted by jung_adore_ALIZEE

Yeah ammo prices are crazy these days....

Which is why I love my .22lr rifle. Dirt cheap ammo, lots of it, and a fun, accurate rifle. It's near perfection.

And what's really pissing me off is that some people are trying to push to add a "sin tax" on ammunition now... To that I say...

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[jung_adore_ALIZEE]

Originally Posted by WhiteFeather

Which is why I love my .22lr rifle. Dirt cheap ammo, lots of it, and a fun, accurate rifle. It's near perfection.

And what's really pissing me off is that some people are trying to push to add a "sin tax" on ammunition now... To that I say...

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Yeah .22s are quite fun still spending $40+ a brick for what I shoot now though

Yeah the sin tax for it comes up from time to time, hopefully it never passes.

Regards,

Jung

[ALS]

I'm still looking for a nice premium .22 bolt action until then my Winchester 9422 will have to suffice. I like my Ruger Mark I bull barrel that I bought back in the early eighties used for $75. My favorite .22 is still my Browning Medalist. It is the no excuse gun. You miss what you were shooting at it's YOUR fault not the gun. If you ever run across one for sale, buy it you will not be disappointed.
They were only made between 1962 and 1974.

[jung_adore_ALIZEE]

I rather like my dads High Standard Victor model for a .22, will hit 2 and 4" plates all day at 100 yards with that pistol.

Regards,

Jung