Remington Peters .22LR Ammo Available To Ship!

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Available now: .22LR high velocity ammunition from Remington, this Peters ammunition is a throwback to the days past, with retro styled boxes based on the original Peters ammunition we grew up with decades ago. This stuff is loaded with 40gr solid projectiles, light lubrication for automatic feeding, and a significant charge leading to a great 1250fps load -- ideal for use in nearly all rimfire guns, offering a solid middle ground between velocity and grouping for the common 1:16" rate of twist found on most .22LR firearms today; more than enough to cycle the majority of semi-auto guns including pistols, 10/22s, and more.



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Get a case in time for summer shooting and take care of tin cans and other pests with ease! As always, .22LR is hard to beat as far as lazy weekends wasted in the sun.

We'll ship this to you for just $25 flat rate! Please not that PO Box addresses cannot be served by our hazardous materials carrier.


Cheers,
Daniel
 
They're 5000 rounds per case; case contains 10x 500rnd boxes; box contains 10x 50rnd packages. :)

When you order, you're getting 5000 rounds, and it's individually packaged in 50rnd packs, so none of the deformities and bullet setbacks like you see with stuff like the Bucket of Bullets bulk containers!

Cheers,
Daniel
 
Tuco Pike said:
Excuse my ignorance, but I can't see how many rounds are in a case.
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Its 299 for 5000 rounds at 500 per box and 10 per crate... Comes out to 29.99 per box. Which comes out to .06 per round before tax that is.
 
Kinda on the expensive side for bulk ammo, but not too bad considering how it's packaged. Winchester wildcats are about $22/brick :)
 
mwjones said:
Kinda on the expensive side for bulk ammo, but not too bad considering how it's packaged. Winchester wildcats are about $22/brick :)
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Yeah but they're pretty looking. :p
Seriously though, i'd love to see more ammo packages going throwback style.
Price is actually right on what i'd expect, no complaints there.
 
Where are you guys finding cheaper ammo? NS is expensive I guess.
CCI Blazers at Crappy Tire= $29.99, Thunderbolts = $34.99 (!), Federal = $24.99.

I won't even bother with what Better Buys Sports charge, but it's HIGHER than the TIGHER!!
 
I have bought 2, 50rd boxes of this stuff about 2 months ago from a local shop in surrey and I finally just used it 2 weeks ago through a 10/22, savage mk2 and a s&w 22a. This stuff feeds awesome, fires awesome, it looks awesome. I am yearning to buy more.

Wanstalls, can I pick it up in store to save on shipping?
 
mwjones said:
Kinda on the expensive side for bulk ammo, but not too bad considering how it's packaged. Winchester wildcats are about $22/brick :)
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They're also crap ammo... The wildcats are jamoatics... Doesn't mater what 22 I put it in they bend the bullet can be bent in half with your fingers in 1 hand it's that bad. The brass is super thin. They go bang if they feed. The problem is they break before they load into a rifle I've tried them in 3 semi auto rifles. 2 bolt action rifle and 1 lever action rifle all didn't work. They would all bind and bend rounds it was every other round so 50 percent failed I tried 3 boxes from differen't batches.
 
haha49 said:
They're also crap ammo... The wildcats are jamoatics... Doesn't mater what 22 I put it in they bend the bullet can be bent in half with your fingers in 1 hand it's that bad. The brass is super thin. They go bang if they feed. The problem is they break before they load into a rifle I've tried them in 3 semi auto rifles. 2 bolt action rifle and 1 lever action rifle all didn't work. They would all bind and bend rounds it was every other round so 50 percent failed I tried 3 boxes from differen't batches.
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I have also had major issues of all types when shooting wildcats through my lakefield mk2 or my 10/22. just like haha49 points out, the quality of the assembly is seriously sub-par leading to bullets being pulled out of the cases from normal forces imparted on a live round. being held in the magazine or while being fed into the chamber. they just sucked.
 
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