Ammo Finds - Post them here

[303lithgow]

You understand don't you that you shouldn't use Hyper Velocity in 22LR high velocity semi-auto firearms without first checking with manufacturer?

Chances are pretty good - you're going crack or break something in the receiver...in lieu of an okay from Henry.

=8-)

In general you are correct in that you should check the manual to determine if any firearm will take the pressure. But even if they can take the pressure which isn't that much more some springs might need changing. But in this case the Henry .22LR receiver is the same as the .22WMR and .17HMR receivers and can handle the pressure. They are also lever actions and not semi-autos.

My guess would be any .22LR firearm built in the last 30 years would handle the hyper-velocity. Sometimes the casing is longer like in the Stinger and some target barrels won't chamber them.

[inbox485]

Checked out as guest. So I can't check on the order. Post above says they wil show in stock in an hour however. Thoughts??

Magic 8 Ball dude. Those are my thoughts...

[Yankee495]

Blazers are BACK up $38 total

http://www.cabelas.com/checkout/retrieveShoppingCart.cmd?cartId=0093c90d3a57371693193d6b76a846ff

[303lithgow]

CHECK

WITH

HENRY

REPEATING

ARMS


Henry Repeating Arms
59 East 1st Street
Bayonne, NJ 07002
Tele: 201-858-4400
Fax: 201-858-4435


Ask for or form contact the following individuals:


Kevin Maquire

http://www.henryrepeating.com/contact-henry-arms-form.cfm?contactperson=kevin

Jeff Post

http://www.henryrepeating.com/contact-henry-arms-form.cfm?contactperson=jeff

=8-)

Is this a joke?

[Bushwack44]

Federal Fire cans have been popping in and out at Natchez for $19.99. Add another item(s) in your cart and shipping may be palatable.

http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm?contentID=productDetail&prodID=FA745FF&src=ppj&utm_source=pj&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=43737

[Bushwack44]

Blazers are BACK up $38 total

http://www.cabelas.com/checkout/retr...193d6b76a846ff

Highlight this post!

22lr will be going up for the past few months (through August). Bad weather back east has slowed down manufacturing & shipments yet demand remains steady. Whenever an excuse..err..incident or event can be used to increase price,...
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[inbox485]

Midway down. That glass bedding video is like their version of a rick roll.

[Bushwack44]

Base prices of cheap bulk 22LR is going to firm up on Federal Reserve Monetary inflation alone.

This is irregardless of demand, weather, etc.

Your .05 and .06 per round window you are enjoying now for cheap bulk ammo will go away soon - hence why we keep advising: "Get it while you can!"

Come summer, I expect it to be .07 to .08 per round.

We are already seeing the monetary inflation in the match ammo. They're using the same brass alloys, same lead and same copper ore the cheap bulk uses. Already the prices on the match ammo is jumping .25 to .50 per Box / 50. This started about 3 week ago.

This means the next production run for cheap bulk using the same brass alloys, same lead and same copper ore will see a price increase as well.

One sign that the price increase is already affecting quality bulk ammo is the re-container-izing of:

CCI Choot 'Em Mini-Mags from 375 to 300.
CCI Tactical from 375 to 300.

When prices increase manufacturers have two choices when passing it on:

Raise the consumer end price per quantity.
Reduce the consumer end quantity per price.

=8-)

^^^ +1 Amen.

[Shorthair]

Base prices of cheap bulk 22LR is going to firm up on Federal Reserve Monetary inflation alone.

This is irregardless of demand, weather, etc.

Your .05 and .06 per round window you are enjoying now for cheap bulk ammo will go away soon - hence why we keep advising: "Get it while you can!"

Come summer, I expect it to be .07 to .08 per round.

We are already seeing the monetary inflation in the match ammo. They're using the same brass alloys, same lead and same copper ore the cheap bulk uses. Already the prices on the match ammo is jumping .25 to .50 per Box / 50. This started about 3 week ago.

This means the next production run for cheap bulk using the same brass alloys, same lead and same copper ore will see a price increase as well.

One sign that the price increase is already affecting quality bulk ammo is the re-container-izing of:

CCI Choot 'Em Mini-Mags from 375 to 300.
CCI Tactical from 375 to 300.

When prices increase manufacturers have two choices when passing it on:

Raise the consumer end price per quantity.
Reduce the consumer end quantity per price.

=8-)

OK OK
you talked me into another brick of Blazers today.
Hard Sell

[wtfmateim65]

UPS just dropped off 1500 rounds of CCI AR Tac from last week...that was glorious! AND I got a free 5hr energy haha.

The prices are ALREADY up ive been getting 6-8 per round. 4-6 per is pretty much already gone. Unless you get lucky with some remcrap bulk or buckets

[ChocoRolles]

Thanks Cal Gunners

Every single time I try to post a deal someone has already beaten me to it, but I really want to thank every one who contributes to this thread. I for one am truly thankful and will contribute more to the thread now that I just bought my Browning Buckmark Camper UFX. Thanks everyone.

[303lithgow]

No it's not.

I have a Savage MKII-F for example. Someday out of curiosity and just plain old fun - I may try Aguila Interceptor and Super Maximum with it.

Despite the heavy bolt and heavy barrel - I'll contact Savage Arms beforehand anyway just to be certain.

=8-)

I'm not familiar with the Savage MKII-F so I can't comment on it and I'm guessing you aren't familiar with the Henry H001. Henry made the receivers the same for the .22LR, .22WMR and .17HMR with only the barrel and a few parts being different. I've converted a Henry .22LR Mare's Leg to .22WMR and it can easily take the pressure. When I called and asked about doing it they told me it couldn't be done safely. Then I spoke with Anthony Imperato and he told me it could be done safely by someone who knew what they were doing.

More to the point is that the Henry manual tells you what ammo can and can not be fired. They made no mention of hyper rounds. If the receiver could not have fired the hyper safely they would have mentioned that. These hyper rounds have become popular and have been around for close to 40 years and any newer firearm that can not fire them will have it stated in the manual. Its only firearms that were made when the hyper first came out that has problems. Unless of course a brand new one has told you specifically not to.

So you are correct in saying I should check. It's just that I did check some 20 years ago.

[303lithgow]

When prices increase manufacturers have two choices when passing it on:

Raise the consumer end price per quantity.
Reduce the consumer end quantity per price.

=8-)

Candy bars are famous for this. For those old enough to remember five cent candy bars they kept getting smaller and smaller until one day they got big again and jumped to a dime.

Its just that we all check rounds per box but never ounces in a candy bar.

[ChocoRolles]

PSA has CCI Shoot-em for 34.99

http://www.slickguns.com/product/cci-22lr-mini-mag-high-velocity-choot-em-36gr-plated-lead-hollow-point-300rds-0962-3499

[Yankee495]

Blazers gone again...M22's coming up...