.22 Ammo

[sig-man]

I was lucky enough to score 3 boxes of golden bullets at my local Walmart last week. They were 325 round boxes for $9.99. I was pretty eexcited! Just shows it is still trickling out a little at a time.

 

[mdemetz]

I picked up a 50 rd box of CCI 22 LR at a LGS called ZX Guns in Goshen for $30. They had another box. Also had stingers for $10 for 50 rd

Do you mean a 100 round box? Stingers should be more than regular.

 

[CitiusFortius]

Good point. Maybe I'll leave it all in the boxes so I can just grab a box when I go shooting. That way I won't have to lift it!

that's what I do. I have a different Ammo Can for each caliber I own. I leave them in the box and stack the boxes in the can.

 

[jLr]

Not in short supply here.

Nice little stash of gold you have there, hornady.

 

[BluDeuce]

I'm ready to give up the search for bulk boxes. I have been to walmart numerous times and everytime the shelves are empty... A waste of gas!

 

[jLr]

I'm ready to give up the search for bulk boxes. I have been to walmart numerous times and everytime the shelves are empty... A waste of gas!

I usually don't make a special trip. If I pass a Wal Mart, or I'm close, I stop. Typically there is less than a 25% chance they will have something I need in stock, so no special trip is warranted. You just have to be in the right place at the right time. Hang in there!

 

[hornadylnl]

Nice little stash of gold you have there, hornady.

That ain't all of it. . I just took that pic of 10,001 rounds to demonstrate to another ingoer who said you should have to have a fire suppression system if you have more than 10,000 rounds.

 

[hornadylnl]

I'm ready to give up the search for bulk boxes. I have been to walmart numerous times and everytime the shelves are empty... A waste of gas!

Sadly, most of the anti gougers can't grasp that concept. They'll scream bloody murder at anyone who dares to offer a bulk pack at $30 while they waste hours of their time and who knows how much gas to get that $19 bulk pack of Walmart to run through their $500+ AR22.

 

[38special]

Sadly, most of the anti gougers can't grasp that concept. They'll scream bloody murder at anyone who dares to offer a bulk pack at $30 while they waste hours of their time and who knows how much gas to get that $19 bulk pack of Walmart to run through their $500+ AR22.

Annnnnnnd there it is. Some common sense.

How much is one's time worth? Some folks can stop in and check and it doesn't bother them. Some would rather pay more to get a bulk pack and just go shooting because their time is more valuable than the extra cost.

This is the free market. It's a beautiful thing and it works.

This temporary shortage will correct.

 

[mik1202002]

This is the free market. It's a beautiful thing and it works.

This temporary shortage will correct.

Its also amazing how some are still charging $20 bucks for a bulk pack when they get them in online. Yes they are gone in seconds but talk about ethics while your competition is charging $100+ for a bulk pack.

 

[38special]

Its also amazing how some are still charging $20 bucks for a bulk pack when they get them in online. Yes they are gone in seconds but talk about ethics while your competition is charging $100+ for a bulk pack.

I don't believe there's anything unethical about charging whatever you want. You aren't forcing people to buy it.

That said, from a business standpoint it may not be smart to charge exorbitant sums if you want customers to come back in the future. But I don't think it's an issue of ethics. I just think it's smart business to be cheaper (assuming you can make a profit).

 

[dubsac]

Fin, Fur and Feather in Ohio

 

[jcwit]

I don't believe there's anything unethical about charging whatever you want. You aren't forcing people to buy it.

And with this logic it perfectly OK for a hospital to charge $8.00 for an aspirin or a band aid. OK, I think I get it now, no ethics in the business world is now the way to conduct a business.

What a crock!

 

[2cool9031]

Back in December when prices on .223 and 7.62 were going through the roof I figured .22lr and 12ga defense loads were next. So, I bought a bunch of both just in case. I should have bought more, who knows how long this is going to last.

 

[38special]

And with this logic it perfectly OK for a hospital to charge $8.00 for an aspirin or a band aid. OK, I think I get it now, no ethics in the business world is now the way to conduct a business.

What a crock!

Well, yeah.

Assuming the government doesn't meddle more (and of course in the world you like - they meddle FAR TOO MUCH), the free market takes care of it.

People wouldn't keep going to a hospital that charges them $8 for an aspirin. Actually, right now they do charge prices like that. St. Francis charges $15 for a marker to mark one's body during a surgery. A lot of that has to do with government subsidization of healthcare, but you seem to LOOOOOOOOOVE government handouts.