Ammo supply good in your ‘hood?

[markiver54]

S&B is a recognized brand.

[Vaquero]

I have used their lr rifle primers before.
I had a couple that didn't go bang, but out of a 1000 that's acceptable.

RP

[BigAl52]

Ive been getting some emails from Target Sports they have ammo but 50 and 60 cents a round is more than I want to pay. 22LR Ive been seeing for .12 each. I have plenty for now and will just hold on to what I have until the price drops. Once they get a surplus of it it will drop.

[GFK]

Ive been getting some emails from Target Sports they have ammo but 50 and 60 cents a round is more than I want to pay. 22LR Ive been seeing for .12 each. I have plenty for now and will just hold on to what I have until the price drops. Once they get a surplus of it it will drop.

Yep, think is my thinking also.

[GFK]

Thanks for the feedback.

[GFK]

Remington price is not bad ($24.99):
https://www.ammobuy.com/ammo/30-30-win

[Vaquero]

Roughly 10 bucks more than this time last year.

RP

[GFK]

I guess it depends on where you go. I could get at Walmart for about $16-$18. But, a LGS that I frequent would have for about $22. The LGS was higher, yet it is not a national chain. So, I paid a few dollars more, at times. Of the firearms that I purchased from it, I have not had to pay for any background check. And, the price of the firearms were below retail. So, I did not complain much about the price of ammo. In the end, I prefer dealing with the LGS. People seem more knowledgeable than Walmart staff. Then, that is to be expected. So, I guess I pay for the expertise.

[BigAl52]

Id do the same thing here if we had a local gun store but we dont. I support a Pawn Shop in Loveland that has been good to me when I can but they dont have much in the way of ammo right now. But they sure have sold alot of guns for me.

[GFK]

I was in Walmart today, lo and behold three boxes of 30-30 in Winchester. Winchester is my preferred brand. My Marlin likes 150 grain, which was only one box. And, that was the amount I was looking for. My Henry does not seem to be as picky. The other two boxes were 170 grain. I thought about it, then just went with the 150 grain. I have 170 grain still waiting to be shot, which I may do when that is all left. My rifles seem to be more accurate with 150 grain. The 150 grain was $19, and the 170 grain was $17. So, I must not be the only one who prefer 150 grain. At any rate, seems like light at the end of the tunnel.

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