Pics of old ammo with prices?

[xPrairie]

80 cents per BANG

 

[Clay Huntin' Canuck]

I got some older C.T. branded ammo boxes I'll have to see if there prices on them, would be from the late 80's early 90's. The ugly brown boxes

 

[xPrairie]

$4.75 per 20 rds. .222 Rem

$1.40 per 5pk. 2 3/4" 1oz. Slugs

 

[xPrairie]

$6.75 for 20 rds .308

 

[skwerl]

in 1970 i was 15 years old i was shooting all that ammo at those prices in fact i was buying 22 ammo in 1968 at 79 cents to 1.09 a box

Same vintage , Dad only bought Shorts .49 & Longs .69
Corlanes in D.C.

 

[450yukon]

And even better was no sales tax yet invented!

 

[struff55]

Same vintage , Dad only bought Shorts .49 & Longs .69
Corlanes in D.C.

yup i always had to plead to get long rifle because they were more exspensive

 

[Zulu10]

Early 1990’s. Lovett’s gun shop Kitchener, ON. It was a great store with first class salesman named Glenn K.

 

[armeddodge]

 

[cdill]

The Bay?? LOL Oh how times have changed. That's a keeper.

Back in '76 my father purchased a lovely Winchester mod70 hvy bbl varmint in 222 from the Bay. I still have it.

Back in the day you could purchase rifles from the Eatons and Simpsons catalogues. I recall looking at them as a child, so must have been into the 60s.

The gaslighting left can blow me when they say we never had a gun culture in Canada!

 

[Zulu10]

Back in '76 my father purchased a lovely Winchester mod70 hvy bbl varmint in 222 from the Bay. I still have it.

Back in the day you could purchase rifles from the Eatons and Simpsons catalogues. I recall looking at them as a child, so must have been into the 60s.

The gaslighting left can blow me when they say we never had a gun culture in Canada!

Yep Canada certainly did have a firearms and hunting culture that has been decimated under successive liberal governments. Pierre Trudeau, Jean Chrétien, Alan Rock, Justin Trudeau, Bill Blair, Marc Mendicino et al have done their best to destroy it since the 1970s.

 

[skwerl]

Back in '76 my father purchased a lovely Winchester mod70 hvy bbl varmint in 222 from the Bay. I still have it.

Back in the day you could purchase rifles from the Eatons and Simpsons catalogues. I recall looking at them as a child, so must have been into the 60s.

The gaslighting left can blow me when they say we never had a gun culture in Canada!

Eatons , Marshall Wells , Macleods , CO-OP , Home Hardware , CDN Tire
every little general store in Canada...

 

[Raton57]

Bought my first rifle from Super S Drugs in Calgary and even the Drug Store in High River sold guns and ammo. Have gun powder here with 2:50 price tags and primers for 85 cents . 22 caliber Hornet bullets for a 1:75. Course made like a dollar and hour in those days.

 

[Craig0ry]

a few more, Shotgun this time

 

[kamlooky]

 

[Ruger007]

I know it isn't ammo. But I just used up the last of my dad's old CCI SP that was tagged 39¢ a pkg. White elephant in Spokane. Probably mid 70's vintage.