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Re: .22 LR

Postby 870TC on Mon Jul 27, 2015 2:11 pm

Was at Cabelas Woodbury today. the had a bunch of CCI quiets 50rds =$4.99, or 4 bricks of Remington Thunderduds 500= $33.99, and 1 brick of Norma m22=$65
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Re: .22 LR

Postby ranger on Sat Aug 08, 2015 4:57 pm

It's sure been quiet here lately. Is everyone well stocked up with .22LR now ? :) :)
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Re: .22 LR

Postby Erud on Sat Aug 08, 2015 7:22 pm

Yes.
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Re: .22 LR

Postby nhluke on Sat Aug 08, 2015 8:12 pm

Yes. But more is more :)
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Re: .22 LR

Postby djont57 on Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:16 am

Good here too. 8-)
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Re: .22 LR

Postby grimbeaver on Sun Aug 09, 2015 1:44 pm

nhluke wrote:Yes. But more is more :)

Only if it comes at the right price...
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Re: .22 LR

Postby igofast on Mon Aug 10, 2015 1:55 pm

Cabelas in Rogers was well stocked on Sunday, 1200 round limit - picked up 4 boxes of AutoMatch(luckily they allowed me to be 100 over). I'm happy that I am back to being picky about what I get instead of getting whatever is available. Hoping some M22 comes back in the next couple months.
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Re: .22 LR

Postby BigBlue on Mon Aug 10, 2015 3:31 pm

igofast wrote:Cabelas in Rogers was well stocked on Sunday, 1200 round limit - picked up 4 boxes of AutoMatch(luckily they allowed me to be 100 over). I'm happy that I am back to being picky about what I get instead of getting whatever is available. Hoping some M22 comes back in the next couple months.


How much was the 325 ct AutoMatch?
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Re: .22 LR

Postby ranger on Tue Aug 11, 2015 7:16 am

BigBlue wrote:
igofast wrote:Cabelas in Rogers was well stocked on Sunday, 1200 round limit - picked up 4 boxes of AutoMatch(luckily they allowed me to be 100 over). I'm happy that I am back to being picky about what I get instead of getting whatever is available. Hoping some M22 comes back in the next couple months.


How much was the 325 ct AutoMatch?


I purchased 2 boxes at Cabela's last Friday for $21.99 each. Cabela's also offers a 5% Military discount for active duty, reserves, retired military and VA recipients. This is in store only and you must have valid ID at the checkout.
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Re: .22 LR

Postby Tronster on Mon Aug 17, 2015 8:52 pm

ranger wrote:It's sure been quiet here lately. Is everyone well stocked up with .22LR now ? :) :)

Yes, but if anyone asks, I'm running low. :lol:
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Re: .22 LR

Postby shooter115 on Tue Aug 18, 2015 3:18 pm

ranger wrote:It's sure been quiet here lately. Is everyone well stocked up with .22LR now ? :) :)

Nothing out in the rural areas yet.
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Postby my1stpistol on Tue Aug 18, 2015 4:52 pm

Not sure what you consider rural but Bullseye in North Branch has it always and Gander in Forest Lake had many 100rnd boxes of thunderbolt on Sunday afternoon.
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Postby shooter115 on Tue Aug 18, 2015 5:19 pm

my1stpistol wrote:Not sure what you consider rural.


Look up Morris, MN for the definition of rural.
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Re: Re:

Postby yuppiejr on Tue Aug 18, 2015 6:02 pm

shooter115 wrote:
my1stpistol wrote:Not sure what you consider rural.


Look up Morris, MN for the definition of rural.


My brother-in-law had a fresh brick of CCI Standard Velocity from DJ's/Runnings in Montevideo last time I was out in Dawson.... You've also got a Wal-Mart and another Runnings over in Willmar within an hour. Palmetto has bricks of Blazer in stock for $40, which far off of new retail prices with tax and without the gas/time commitment.
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Re: Re:

Postby shooter115 on Wed Aug 19, 2015 10:26 am

yuppiejr wrote:
shooter115 wrote:
my1stpistol wrote:Not sure what you consider rural.


Look up Morris, MN for the definition of rural.


My brother-in-law had a fresh brick of CCI Standard Velocity from DJ's/Runnings in Montevideo last time I was out in Dawson.... You've also got a Wal-Mart and another Runnings over in Willmar within an hour. Palmetto has bricks of Blazer in stock for $40, which far off of new retail prices with tax and without the gas/time commitment.

We have Walmarts, Fleet Farms and Runnings in about every direction and all are about an hour each way. I stop in every time I drive by one and have for the last 3 years. The shelves are always bare. The only place I've really had any luck getting .22 at normal price is off Midway. Wait for the notification and act fast.
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