5000 rounds of Federal 22 lr.

 

http://www.targetsportsusa.com/p-1169-federal-american-eagle-ammo-22-long-rifle-high-velocity-40-grain-lead-round-nose-ammunition-ae5022.aspx

 

Good luck!

That's double what the price should be.

Wow

$0.10/round for Fed LRN..  (snicker)..  i guess if your desperate...

$0.10/round for Fed LRN.. (snicker).. i guess if your desperate...

I guess there are some desperate people it's sold out

I've been watching gunbot.net at least once a day for months and buying ammo when a deal showed up.  I've been able to get quite a bit of many different calibers at really good prices.  

 

I haven't seen a deal in at least 2 months.  I haven't seen .22 in under .10/round in 2 months.  It's as if all of the ammo prices have finally stabilized but at the new higher price.

 

So up until a couple of months ago, I was still finding deals on .22.  The next gun was going to be a ruger 22/45 but I'm rethinking that now.

I'll sell you 5k  for that price

I'll sell you 5k  for that price

Really?  I'll buy it lol

I guess there are some desperate people it's sold out

And they are the ones keeping prices where they are.

One week before Sandy Hook the CCI Mini Mag price was 7.6 cents/round by the case, or 24% less.

And they are the ones keeping prices where they are.

 

 

Agreed but it seems to me American Eagle is always overpriced for what it is which is plinking ammo even before the ammo crunch

Only buy what you need in the near future.  The big price drop is still coming.  As panic buyers dry up from lack of funds the price has to drop.  Once here it won't last long before going up again to settle somewhere between today's prices and the "dip" price.  Sales have to continue.  To many businesses rely on  it.

Only buy what you need in the near future. The big price drop is still coming. As panic buyers dry up from lack of funds the price has to drop.

The other calibers I regularly buy (.38, .357, .45acp & 9mm) have pretty much returned to pre panic (or maybe slightly higher) prices. 22lr is only one that's still consistently overpriced.

I don't think it's panic buying or stockpiling at this point. 10¢ might be the new floor.

One week before Sandy Hook the CCI Mini Mag price was 7.6 cents/round by the case, or 24% less.

 

Which is higher than the average cost for 22lr correct? 

 

Do CCI mini mags carry a premium? 

This only goes to last summer, but interesting nonetheless.

http://www.slickguns.com/product/historical-ammunition-price-index-9mm-223556-22lr

 

Ugh.

I just gave myself agida researching historical prices. .22lr for around 2 cents a round, 9mm for 15 cents, 45 for 21 cents. All 5-7 years ago.

eff.

Which is higher than the average cost for 22lr correct?

 

Do CCI mini mags carry a premium?

 

Typically the mini mags are more expensive always have been but they are a very good round many guns function best with them

I just scored a whole lot of my favorite caliber, .22lr for exactly 9 cents/round, around 9.5 cents after shipping. Armslist, baybee! The seller probably sleeps in the WalMart parking lot. Good for him. I'll sleep at home because I can't get the stuff anywhere else for a reasonable price, and I have a bad, bad habit. 

I remember when rimfire central had buck a box mail in matches and you had some options.

 

$0.10 a round is going to be a hard price to maintain.