Most .22LR I've seen in one place since 2010....$$$

[Rembrandt]

Been a long time since I've seen this much .22 LR available. (Cabela's Omaha)

 

[StukaJU87]

Pfft... That price seems rather high to me. Last time I paid that much for .22LR at Cabela's, it was for 2100 rounds and came in a metal .50 cal ammo can. Granted it was only Fedaral 36gr HP but still.

 

[johnwilliamson062]

Over ten cents a piece. I'm still rationing.

 

[SARuger]

I get better stuff cheaper at Midway. I'm not a fan of Norma(neither are the 20 or so .22LR's that i own). Its plenty good enough for plinking though

 

[JWT]

Never known Cabela to be inexpensive. They might have decent inventories, but seldom good prices.

 

[jasmith85]

If you catch the right sales Cabelas can have some decent prices. The best deal I've found on brass cased 9mm in the last few years was there. $9.99 with free shipping and no tax since Tennessee does not have a Cabelas.

 

[Machineguntony]

The reason they have so much is because the prices are absurd. $64.99 for a brick?!

We have a Bass Pro Shops near Austin, in the suburb of around a Rock, that is price gouger central. They tons of 22. Tons. Because no one wants to buy it.

Cabelas is not much better.

The best deal in Austin is at a little indoor range named Reds Range. They have 22 for about 6c per round. When a mom and pop store can beat the pricing of a big box, with its large national buying power, the large stores deserve to go out of business (which they kind of are going out of business).