Pics of old ammo with prices?

[maifire]

I can start. These have gone up by 4x

 

[Tinybear]

Inherited with my rifles and ammo safe from my grandfather. No clue on exact age. $2.75/100 sure would be nice.

 

[maifire]

I think that i have a whole bunch of reasonably priced memories!

 

[MapleSugar]

Inherited with my rifles and ammo safe from my grandfather. No clue on exact age. $2.75/100 sure would be nice.
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IIRC, that's about what a 100 rd. pack of Federal .22 LR's cost back in the late 80's/ early 90's.

I don't think I paid more than $3/100.

I preferred them to the Imperial .22 LR HP's that were available back then.

 

[450yukon]

Here’s a few with a 1000 primers thrown in.
The lower right horizontal 3 large boxes are 35 Whelan.
Back in the mid sixties .22 shorts, longs & LR
Were .45/55&65 cents/50.

 

[bcbravo2zero]

Here’s a few with a 1000 primers thrown in.
Back in the mid sixties .22 shorts, longs & LR
Were .45/55&65 cents/50.

25-20 Winchester for $3.95!!
Amazing. Hilarious.

 

[Keller]

This was only 15-20 years ago.

 

[HuskyDude]

 

[Dorian Gray]

This was only 15-20 years ago.

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I can't understand why the price of 303 has jumped so much, in so short a time. It boggles the mind.

But before Covid, 14$/box of Federal #6 lead 16 gauge at Canadian Tire. Now, 40$/box. Same product, same stores. Nationwide. I have to think that 303 and other less popular rounds are following the same path.

 

[4fifty8]

CIL Imperial .300 Win Mag ammo $8.98 from Woodward's my guess late 1960's vintage. Estate sale acquisition ammo fired just fine.