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Posted: 5/18/2015 9:42:33 PM EDT
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Yeah, it is, but it seems to be just starting to loosen up...
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Posted: 5/18/2015 11:03:45 PM EDT
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Cabela's has been having it nearly every day now, it actually lasts all day on the shelf. Today they had Thunderbolts in the 500 round bricks, Remington Buckets of Bullets, CCI Minimag 300rd packs, Federal Automatch, then some 50 round boxes.
Definitely seeing lots more of it come through, it's on every truck. |
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Posted: 5/18/2015 11:26:15 PM EDT
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The more important question is how much $. I saw lots of .22 lr collecting dust in stores asking $60-70 per 500.
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Posted: 5/18/2015 11:44:35 PM EDT
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The more important question is how much $. I saw lots of .22 lr collecting dust in stores asking $60-70 per 500. Remington bucket of bullets was $84/1400 rounds, thunderbolt was $23.99/500, Federal Automatch $16.99/300, Minimags $23.99/300, Remington HV hollow points (in a brick of 10 boxes of 50) was $41.99/500. |
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Posted: 5/19/2015 8:57:55 AM EDT
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Remington bucket of bullets was $84/1400 rounds, thunderbolt was $23.99/500, Federal Automatch $16.99/300, Minimags $23.99/300, Remington HV hollow points (in a brick of 10 boxes of 50) was $41.99/500. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The more important question is how much $. I saw lots of .22 lr collecting dust in stores asking $60-70 per 500. Remington bucket of bullets was $84/1400 rounds, thunderbolt was $23.99/500, Federal Automatch $16.99/300, Minimags $23.99/300, Remington HV hollow points (in a brick of 10 boxes of 50) was $41.99/500. I can't believe people aren't running into the store to pay $0.12/round of Thunderbolt. 
I guess the old dudes and hoarders don't have permission to buy it anymore. They had a good run of three years doubling their money. |
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Posted: 5/19/2015 5:42:15 PM EDT
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I can't believe people aren't running into the store to pay $0.12/round of Thunderbolt.
I guess the old dudes and hoarders don't have permission to buy it anymore. They had a good run of three years doubling their money. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The more important question is how much $. I saw lots of .22 lr collecting dust in stores asking $60-70 per 500. Remington bucket of bullets was $84/1400 rounds, thunderbolt was $23.99/500, Federal Automatch $16.99/300, Minimags $23.99/300, Remington HV hollow points (in a brick of 10 boxes of 50) was $41.99/500. I can't believe people aren't running into the store to pay $0.12/round of Thunderbolt.
I guess the old dudes and hoarders don't have permission to buy it anymore. They had a good run of three years doubling their money. 23.99/500 = 0.04798 |
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Posted: 5/19/2015 9:16:19 PM EDT
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I did see some 50-rd boxes of something for $5.99
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Posted: 5/19/2015 9:50:43 PM EDT
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The more important question is how much $. I saw lots of .22 lr collecting dust in stores asking $60-70 per 500. Remington bucket of bullets was $84/1400 rounds, thunderbolt was $23.99/500, Federal Automatch $16.99/300, Minimags $23.99/300, Remington HV hollow points (in a brick of 10 boxes of 50) was $41.99/500. I can't believe people aren't running into the store to pay $0.12/round of Thunderbolt.
I guess the old dudes and hoarders don't have permission to buy it anymore. They had a good run of three years doubling their money. 23.99/500 = 0.04798 This is what I get for doing math in my head really early in the morning. 
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Posted: 5/20/2015 12:08:04 AM EDT
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I actually got some from wal mart the other day.
I was in there to get a new razor and they just happened to have a few 325 round boxes. Only bought one. But the day before yesterday was the first time I have enjoyed shooting my GSG in over a year. |
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