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Here at Buds https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_inf ... 25rd%2bbox

I noticed that Norma Tac was $6.75 for a box of 50. That is a good price as i just bought a brick of it at Sheels for $79.95. Probably about the same with shipping.

12cpr, plus shipping and sales tax. Doesn't sound so decent to me. I can get other .22lr locally for 7-8cpr. In fact I bought a few boxes of Aguila 38grn hp this morning for 8cpr and no sales tax or shipping cost, and no waiting for UPS to show up (hopefully) with the ammo.

Wow, $60 a brick. I don't shoot that much 22lr and have a decent supply, stocked up a few years ago when it was around $25 a brick. Doesn't seem like it was that long ago when you could get a brick for $10.

Wasnt that long ago you could get a gallon of gas for 2.00 either. Wait till this summer folks

Well based on what my LGS is getting for 200 rounds of CCI Blazer @ 35 bucks I thought 525 of the Winchester was better at 60 bucks.
Guess ammo prices spread wide as the Grand Canyon depending on where you are. Like everything else it is costing much more to shoot.

fortyshooter wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 12, 2022 7:47 pm

Well based on what my LGS is getting for 200 rounds of CCI Blazer @ 35 bucks I thought 525 of the Winchester was better at 60 bucks.
Guess ammo prices spread wide as the Grand Canyon depending on where you are. Like everything else it is costing much more to shoot.

Yep, it's all very regional/local from Aquila to Zuchini. But it seems like the on-line vendors tend to price towards the high end of the range, which is why I don't buy on-line if I can possibly avoid it, and I usually can.

Pay to play is the new norm