Look what my neighbour passed over the fence today

[gerard488]

wonder how old those are

 

[pei precision]

don't shoot em old stuff like that is like hens teeth.

 

[Stormchaser]

I have those from 20 years ago!

 

[geologist]

1960's vintage?

You have nice neighbors!

 

[AB.boy]

I have a box of those too. Price tag on them says 90 cents.

 

[ronkytonk]

Neat,
I have shot 1000's of those,.

 

[popol]

I don't think they are that hold. I used those when I was a kid (I am only 24). There might even be some left at my parent's place. Will check my room next time I go there.

 

[Daddio666]

I can see the factory where they were made from my back porch.
About 150 yards

 

[little_airwolf]

Lol I have a box, the sticker is from Esso, marked 25 cents!
Was my grandfathers ammo.

 

[Buck45]

NICE really nice. I do miss those boxes that and the CANUCK BRAND. Great memories of those Imperial 22's Dating myself. Got $2 for doing yard work etc on a Saturday. Dad or Uncle would drive me to a Canadian Tire . 89 cents a box buy 2 boxes. Spend Sunday afternoon plinking as a kid. Those were good old days sigh ! No idiot antis around.

 

[kennymo]

The old man still has a brick and a half of that stuff in a shed. Late 70's vintage perhaps? I blew through about a dozen boxes of it when I was shorter.

 

[fiddler]

We used to get those at Christmas time when I was a kid in the 70s

 

[ampegor]

i got a box from my dad marked 3/$1.44 - woolco

 

[nick237]

Dry lube sounds painful lol

 

[elimsprint]

Dry lube sounds painful lol

That depends on how tight the hole is

 

[Waterloomike]

I found two boxes of this, but I don't know if it's of any value:

Paid $4 each.

 

[Hydroformed]

i used lots of them in the 70s in my Winchester 62A

 

[Scanner_66]

For years growing up I thought that ws the only brand of 22 ammo made

 

[Yycadm]

Man, those bring back memories...
I'm an old guy (at least older than a lot of you) I remember buying those at 25 cents a box for a LONG time, then they went up to 45 cents and I thought the world was ending.
I hunted all over for them at the old price, bought any I could find. I think I wound up with about 1500 rounds. I went through those and many more that summer, and 45 cents didn't seem like that big a deal by the end of summer.
I'm sure I went through 10-15,000 of those in my old Cooey single shot. That old gun was so shot out you could close the bolt by dropping the muzzle quickly; the bolt would wobble forward and drop home on it's own. I kept shooting it like that for quite a while (didn't know better). It's now LONG retired, but I still have it.