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Wild Bill Bucks

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I guess I will have to keep my trips to the range at a minimum, until the ammo companies get caught up on production. I went to buy some .22 long rifle shells to take the grandkids shooting today, and was told a box of shells would be $4.50 per box, with a limit of 3 boxes. We went and got ice cream instead.

I can understand how they cost so much right now, with ammo being in short supply, but I sure am hoping that after supplies get back up, that the ammo manufacturers don't get the idea they can keep prices this high forever. I feel they will see a sharp downward trend in sales if they do.

22's have always been the benchmark for training our kids to shoot and be responsible with a fire arm. It has always been cheap enough to take the kids to the range and let them learn without costing you an arm and a leg.
 

southjk

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$4.50 per 50 is really not a bad price right now. Most places are much higher. Three boxes wouldn't have lasted long though.
 

Saltydog235

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I stockpiled for a while in rimfire stuff before the panic hit. Every time I hit a Wal-Mart I look to see if there are any on the shelves, I haven't seen a box since a day after the Newtown shooting.
 

Gbro

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I was pleased to see we still get the 15 rounds for each firearms safety student with the class supply's.
They are federal/American Eagle.
Federal Cartridge has always been good to the firearm safety program. :)
 

Rembrandt

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Use to buy a couple bricks at a time before the 2008 elections. After that shortage, began getting it by the case (5000). Now order two cases at a time because supply chain can't keep up with demand.
 

FrankenMauser

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I can understand how they cost so much right now, with ammo being in short supply, but I sure am hoping that after supplies get back up, that the ammo manufacturers don't get the idea they can keep prices this high forever. I feel they will see a sharp downward trend in sales if they do.
Manufacturers haven't jacked their prices up. It's the greedy retailers and distributors that have done that.
 

new_camper

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I was at a gun show this weekend and saw a box of 50 Remington for $15, and people are still buying it. It is ridiculous.
 

jj320

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basspro and cabellas have not increased their price. You just have to be lucky and be at the store when it comes in.
 
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