Sell for. I am talking about HV or SV.
What is the most you have seen .22 LR
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Back in the 60-70's whenever a big box had a sale or I went to a gun show and it was 10 a brick or less, I bought one or two. That was a good price back then! Couple years ago son and I split a case of Rem. hi-speed from CMP. I have about 13,000+ rnds now. Should last awhile, but then I do collect older 22 rifles and shoot allot of 22. (range in back yard) Not so much the big bore stuff anymore, arthritis is too bad. Do have allot of CMP Danish 06 and much pistol stuff. I also reload, so these prices are not a bother to me.
I go to allot of gunshows, don't see that hi-priced stuff selling much!Last edited by dave; 02-24-2013, 11:02.You can never go home again.Comment
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Went into a neighborhood gun shop in Ft. Worth. The Owner had plenty of CCI standard velocity and a variety of HV ammo but no Stingers. Quite a bit of the hodge podge of HV appeared to be old stocks. Everything was $4.95 per 50. Purchasers were limited to two boxes of ammo. I bought my two boxes of CCI std. vel. and walked out $11 lighter!
There was match ammo but I really did not price it.Comment
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$8.00 per box of 50 - CCI Velocitors, limit 3 boxes a day per person - all gone in two days, no more .22LR in any gun shop in a US City of over 500,000 people!
Who would have believed a .22LR shortage!! CCColt, Glock and Remington factory trained LE Armorer
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Geeze I feel old... I can remember buying a brick back in the early 1980s for 5 bucks!"I was home... What happened? What the Hell Happened?" - MM1 Jacob Holman, USS San PabloComment

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