- Location
- Grande Prairie, Alberta
i just got back form buying ammo for a group shoot tomorrow. 100 rounds of federal field and range was $34 plus tax at crappy tire. it used to be $24.
they had no 7mm, or .22. although the tag on the shelf where the 7mm was showed the box of Remington Core Lokt 150gr was $36.
the brick of american eagle i bought at the local gun shop was $30 plus tax.
it used to be $15.
walmart had the winchester value packs on at $29. i'll probably be going there instead of crappy tire from now on. that was basically the only ammo they had.
have i been out of it that long, or have the ammo prices gotten retarded? time to start handloading. i think i spent about as much money on ammo today as it would cost to buy a basic Lee loading setup.
my dad figures ammo price will drop wants the obama paranoia winds down and people end up with a surplus of ammo. his theory is that people will slow down buying ammo and shoot what they have, thus forcing ammo prices to drop. reasonable theory?
they had no 7mm, or .22. although the tag on the shelf where the 7mm was showed the box of Remington Core Lokt 150gr was $36.
the brick of american eagle i bought at the local gun shop was $30 plus tax.
walmart had the winchester value packs on at $29. i'll probably be going there instead of crappy tire from now on. that was basically the only ammo they had.
have i been out of it that long, or have the ammo prices gotten retarded? time to start handloading. i think i spent about as much money on ammo today as it would cost to buy a basic Lee loading setup.
my dad figures ammo price will drop wants the obama paranoia winds down and people end up with a surplus of ammo. his theory is that people will slow down buying ammo and shoot what they have, thus forcing ammo prices to drop. reasonable theory?




















































