I'm pretty sure this is only if they participate in the SCOP and not legislated.
22 LR gouging
- Thread starter regulate34
- Start date
- Location
- West Quebec
I assumed it was voluntary as well..
possibly. it was 3 bricks (2 were full and 1 was partially full).
were you the one that bought a fenix flashlight and i recommended getting a charger for it because your NiMH charger will not work for lithium batteries?
blasted_saber
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- A blue part of Ontario
Was in my local CT store yesterday.
They had wooden "crates" of Winchester (500 rounds) and the normal boxes of Winchester 555. The crates were $59.99 and the boxes were $39.99. I laughed with the clerk about how stupid that was.
As an aside, they had plenty of .22LR, just expensive.
They had wooden "crates" of Winchester (500 rounds) and the normal boxes of Winchester 555. The crates were $59.99 and the boxes were $39.99. I laughed with the clerk about how stupid that was.
As an aside, they had plenty of .22LR, just expensive.
Upon review, you are correct. I can confirm that Canadian Tire has this policy. I recently bought a few boxes of 16 gauge shells. They were marked at 11.99 but rang up at 12.99. The clerk checked the sticker and I was right so I paid 1.99 for the first box and 11.99 as marked for the rest.
Shipping ammo is crazy expensive, we looked into the cost of shipping via Canpar for a full case of minimags, and it came out to about $130.00 with zero profit margin applied
- Location
- West Quebec
^^^ I'd check more than one carrier.. that's nuts
The quote's based on a shipping rate out of province with full insurance in a reasonable sized container, no fudging on the weight. We looked at other carriers, and there aren't a lot that will legitimately carry ammo that have any level of reliability at all. So basically we could probably ship it cheaper, but we're not willing to take a chance that it might not make it to the customer.
There must be cheaper ways too ship as I'll give you my last 3 ammo orders and shipping.
May 1st I had 3 bricks of lapua sent from NB, Nordic Marks man and they charged me approx $45
Similar amount of federal blue box and cci troy Landry from cabelas approx $15
3 weeks ago 1500 rounds cci tactical from ammo supply, Calgary approx $20.
Other online retailers seem to be able to offer reasonable prices.
My 2 cents worth.
To Kelowna BC
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- Location
- chilliwack BC.
I was going to say that as well. 
I hear many retailers say it costs too much to ship, quoting $50 for a couple of bricks of .22, when Kate at Ammosupply can ship 1000 rounds of 9mm or 500 rounds of .45acp for $15 or $20. Canpar. several orders.
I hear many retailers say it costs too much to ship, quoting $50 for a couple of bricks of .22, when Kate at Ammosupply can ship 1000 rounds of 9mm or 500 rounds of .45acp for $15 or $20. Canpar. several orders.
