OP said 23,750 rounds, not 237,500 rounds. Only $1,187 (and 50 cents).
He wasn't referring to the OP. Read post 17.
OP said 23,750 rounds, not 237,500 rounds. Only $1,187 (and 50 cents).
These threads are played out, and the only reason they keep appearing is because people are jealous that they don't have as much as they would like.
I was replying to the poster who said add a zero - that would be 237,500. you need read the whole post.OP said 23,750 rounds, not 237,500 rounds. Only $1,187 (and 50 cents).
I've never had a problem finding 22lr. Even during the "shortage".
It's all about being in the right place at the right time. Shop smarter not harder.
Well I guess if you like to wait outside of Wal-Mart at 4 AM it is available.
Well I guess if you like to wait outside of Wal-Mart at 4 AM it is available.
After having a true left-handed semi-auto (Tavor) I sold all my "compromise" (right handed) rifles. Next 22 rifle I own will be a left-handed 10/22 clone, even if I have to machine the parts myself. Until then, I'm not remotely interested in the chase for overpriced ammo.
I have approx three thousand rounds of left handed 22LR. Will trade for right handed on a 2-1 basis. Just tryinWell, if you think regular 22LR is rare and expensive, just wait until you try to find left-handed 22LR. Regular 22LR just won't feed right in those left handed 22's.
4 am at any Walmart is the best time to be there you don't have to deal with any "People of Walmart" types only bored employees who are acting like they're working hard and hardly working.
Mark 1911, when you see that guy please kick him in the crotch for all of us!