Fleet Farm in Brooklyn Park (169&81) had their ammo shelf full (a site I have not seen for a long time) of Blazer Brass 9mm 115gr for 11.99 and .40 in 165 and 180 gr for 16.99. It had just come in and there were about 5 folks there getting 1 or 2 boxes (I took 2 of each ), but there is no limit....

It's madness that almost anyone can stroll into a Wal-Mart and walk out with a deadly weapon. Guns should be the hardest things to get in America, not the easiest. Uh, obviously he has not been in a Wal-Mart in a metropolitan area recently. I find it maddening that you can't walk into most Wal-Mart...

It's madness that almost anyone can stroll into a Wal-Mart and walk out with a deadly weapon. Guns should be the hardest things to get in America, not the easiest. Uh, obviously he has not been in a Wal-Mart in a metropolitan area recently. I find it maddening that you can't walk into most Wal-Mart...

They must have all been S&Ws. Didn't Smith have the "Registered Magnums" back in the day? Came with a factory letter and were on file with Smith?

Sorry, could not help myself.

I figure it has to let up at some point. Even rimfire is getting tougher to find. I think no one wants to ramp up any production as they know the demand can't be sustained.

You can't go wrong with that one.

If they live in Minnesota they can't be pirates as Minnetonka is frozen half the year and the other half of the year it has too many jet skis wizzing around to efectivly operate.

Not familiar with Maplewood. Is this the one on Century or White bear lake avenue?

2009 production was 2 boxes of 20. Haven't you seen the shelves?

It just does not get any sweeter than that. That is a bueatitul peice. There is just someting about the manlicher style stock this is so right. Ah if we could only go back to the days of Bell and chase pachaderms on the dark continent to our hearts content... I agree. My idea of a dreamhunt was alw...

It just does not get any sweeter than that. That is a bueatitul peice. There is just someting about the manlicher style stock this is so right. Ah if we could only go back to the days of Bell and chase pachaderms on the dark continent to our hearts content...

Seismic Sam wrote:

Holland&Holland wrote:I can live without soap, not ammo...

I wondered what that smell was..... I have Elmerfuddem on "Ignore", so I knew it couldn't be him...

BTW - In Soviet Russia, ammo chooses YOU komrade, and not the other way around!!

Its the smell of burnt gun powder...

I can live without soap, not ammo...

lumbering.buffalo wrote:I would assume they are not as stout as a Ruger which means I might not want to shoot Corbon loads. But would you say they are equal to a Smith?

Not going to be equal to a smith in trigger pull etc but in strength I would have no qualms.

Very nice! And good caliber as well.