https://grabagun.com/hornady-black-7...20-rounds.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by KeithKSR
Was able to order 3 just now if you wanted to try it.
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https://grabagun.com/hornady-black-7...20-rounds.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by KeithKSR
Was able to order 3 just now if you wanted to try it.
I use 7.62x39 for plinking and stuff, so I buy cheaper Tula, Wolf, etc., for my SKS. My primary defense calibers/ gauges are 9mm, .223/5.56, and 12 gauge.Quote:
Originally Posted by KentuckyWildcat
I need to go shooting, so I need to buy more ammo to do that. I'm ok for what I have right now, but it wouldn't bother me to have some more 9mm and .45 ACP, and some .38. Heck, some .22, too, for that matter. If the price ever gets back down to the dirt-cheap price they used to be, I'll really stock up, even though I just have one .22 pistol.
Hey, if you have plenty of ammo it is an incentive to purchase a few more guns to go with it
lol. Good point.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan_bgblue
Rural King has had .22 for $1.99/box of 50 the last couple of times I have been in there. I’ve picked up a couple of boxes each trip. I remember getting .22 for 50 cents a box as a kid at Maloney’s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
I well remember them for $0.79, but I wasn't buying .22's as a kid, so I didn't pay attention to them. I remember buying for less than $1.
$1.99 for a box is a darn good price. Academy Sports here has Aguila for $2.49 for a box, and I thought *that* was a good price.
www.sgammo.com. .22LR 40 and 36 gr starting at 0.04/round. Doesn't include shipping, but it's pretty reasonable. Good small business operation on this site, I like them.
FWIW I can't get it wholesale cheaper than the bulk sites sell for at retail. I could if I order a truckload. Hmmm.......
Rural King advertised the Aguila recently for $2.49 and never had any in stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
Winchester 40 gr .22 LR HP 500 cartridge box selling for .0779 a pop. I can step onto my back porch most any time of the day and return with the meat course of supper for 16 cents. That is pretty dang cheap.
Thanks for the link. They actually have ammo in stock at good prices and they promised to get it out the door tomorrow, maybe even tonight.
I like doing business with independent operations, specially mom and pop stores.
They're a good one. Very fair prices, if not outright the cheapest, and great service.
I may buy another bunch of 22 just to be safe. Price is still a good penny per round higher than normal, but that's not crazy.
Any of you guys own a Tikka?
I've sold a couple of Sako rifles, but never fired one.
I will not own nor shoot anything I can not pronounce.Quote:
Originally Posted by KentuckyWildcat
No Sturmgewehr?Quote:
Originally Posted by dan_bgblue
I’ve been doing some reading about the 6.5 Creedmoor.Quote:
Originally Posted by KentuckyWildcat
https://www.outdoorlife.com/5-things...or-whitetails/
I am intrigued by this round as a replacement of my .30-‘06 as a deer hunting round. A flatter shooting round with less recoil becomes more desirable as one gets older. When you choose a rifle you’ll have to give us a report on your thoughts.
It’s not hard to pronounce its common shortened name, STG 44.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
That would eliminate a lot of Russian models. But you may only be talking about rifles.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan_bgblue
Exactly why I'm looking at it. Read nothing bad about it. Accurate and flat. Limited recoil. Considered to be an improved 308. I've not never shot either so...Quote:
Originally Posted by KeithKSR
I only have 7.62 and 223. So I want one rifle that will reach out to 300 yards with some knock down power.
I'm 40, far from being older (in my mind at least lol). But my shoulder and really my entire right arm has some nerve damage. All this talk about 12 gauge in this thread makes me hurt.
It will be a while before I get one. Probably fall or maybe even Christmas. But hopefully fall. Currently looking at the Tikka 3x lite or the Tikka CTR. I've watched a lot of YouTube lately on the 6.5 rounds and those seem to be the cream of the crop in my price range.
Huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
In American English I believe it's pronounced "felony". :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
Or, if you have a Class III license, it's pronounced "insanely expensive".
Hey, you know I'm just talking airsoft guns ;).
https://www.airsoftmegastore.com/453...M-056A?iid=453
For history buffs, there's a lot to like about the Sturmgewehr, predecessor to the AK-47. Hitler shunned it as a great mix of submachine gun and infantry rifle, and by the time he figured it out, they had lost the war.
There's a company in Georgia that either makes replicas, or used to make them. A buddy of mine collects about anything, and he has one. I think he has 50-round magazines with it. Don't hold me to that; I don't know, but I think that's what he said.
For me it’s pronounced “out of reach” with those $20,000-$30,000 prices. The Class III license is a comparative bargain.Quote:
Originally Posted by CitizenBBN
https://money.cnn.com/2016/06/29/sma...fle/index.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
If I get a class III gut it will be a Thompson. To me that's just the classic submachine gun and it is the iconic American gun of an era.
They're also super expensive, $50K range and up. Had a buyer here that had one, I didn't know, and he sold it for $18K. For that I'd sell my car and get it, that was a steal. It was unfired in the original wood box. Easy $70-$90K gun to the right buyer.
That's it! Thanks, Dan.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan_bgblue
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The Thompson is a good choice, as is the BAR.Quote:
Originally Posted by CitizenBBN
Hickock 45Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWC-Cp0MYB0Quote:
Originally Posted by dan_bgblue
Darrell needs one of these as a companion to The Judge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7Wo2YhtpnI
I would like to have one, but it is too expensive for me, even though it would fill 2 needs in home defense. I just do not see me packing it around instead of a pistol.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeithKSR
Wish the wife would learn to shoot that
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That looks awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeithKSR
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Originally Posted by KentuckyWildcat
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Cabela's
has the Savage Arms
110 Tactical Hunter in 6.5 Creedmoor and .308 Win for just $429.97 right now! It comes with a 20" barrel, an adjustable, synthetic stock, and of course the Savage AccuTrigger. This would be an awesome, budget long-range platform. 酪
https://bit.ly/2WJgCk9
This store is currently sold out, but you might find one at the same price elsewhere. They were $429.97
That would have been a bargain...I tend to miss bargains....
What about #548.00?
https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/sava...6.5-creedmoor/
Tough to beat the out of the box accuracy of a Savage 110.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan_bgblue
My search for a home defense shotgun continues. It seems like the supply of shotguns with 18.5 to 20 inch barrels has completely sold out. I’ve never seen a run on firearms like what we have seen. Hunting rifles are available, but shotguns aren’t. Handguns are starting to be resupplied, but have been in limited supply since the pandemic struck.
It has definitely been a lousy time to get the urge to buy a gun. I got started looking about a month too late.