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That's an amazing write up. I never realized the problems of making 22 ammo...
Someone did a lot of work making up the 1/4 million or so I've shot in my life...

Dave S

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Watch the process here (Parts 1 & 2):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvK9QlQtrKI&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdNkfTS0lOQ&feature=related

Enjoy,
Ted

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Ha Ha.  I work there.  The biggest problem with making .22 ammo is most of the employees
are there just for the pay check.  In the beginning of the video it actually shows Lenore Idaho
not Clarkston WA.  

Uh, excuse me Polarbear, but why else would they be there?  If you are saying in a round about way they lack motivation,
I couldn't blame them. That place is like slave labor to me.  Management is probably responsible for the worker's
attitude. Maybe forming specialized work cells that allow the employees to work in different areas, on different stages
of the manufacturing process, on different days, would go a long way to relieve apathy. Just a thought.

Anyhow, I really love CCI's AR Tactical as it is the only U.S. made .22lr that is dependable and accurate in my guns.

Ted

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Ha Ha.  I work there.  The biggest problem with making .22 ammo is most of the employees
are there just for the pay check.  In the beginning of the video it actually shows Lenore Idaho
not Clarkston WA.  


Well, I appreciate you making them even if it's just for the paycheck.    The only reason I work at MY boring job is so I can buy bullets to go shooting.    And I'm happy that these are still being made in the USA.  Keep cranking those babies out.  To paraphrase an old Dorito's ad.... "Shoot all you want.  We'll make more."