I'm thinking of getting a 350 legend. That seems to be the only kind the walmarts around here carry. Even the scalpers can't move it. I see it listed for sale everywhere. I hope they choke on it.

.99 at the Coast to Coast store was the sale I looked for as a kid.

i live on the candaian border in new york state ammo up here is non exsistant except for clibers for firearms nobody owns 22. 3030, 3006 35 rem 357mag you cant find period, i got caught with my pants down my ammo supply is weak to say the least, i told the old lady in the future when we see ammo were buying it got to get a stockage up. i see ammo online but live in a nanny sate and cant oreder it through the mail thaks to the empeorer. banchee

Found some CCI 22 target at Dunham’s, $10 a box of 100. Walmart hasn’t had for months.

I was in a shed putting away new buckets I aired out away I looked into a rocket ammo box I found a stack of .223 fmj ammo I forgot about I need to get it all gathered up to see what I have in those ammo boxes.

I posted on here a couple years ago that you could get 5000 thunderbolts for $129 shipped. All I heard was how dirty and cheap they were. They are $50 a brick of 500 now. They must be cleaner now, there seems to be more interest in them now. I find it funny.

I took an avid coyote caller out on my trap line this year. He wanted to see a coyote before it was permanently sleeping. I provided a live coyote. He gave me a 500 pack of .22 in return. I considered it a win. Wasn't going to turn it down.

No, they are still low quality ammo. I use them in my single six for dispatch. Work fine at 5 feet. No sense spending a dime to kill a coyote if you can spend a nickel. It does seem strange on the heels of a 22 shortage then availability, a lot of people did not buy a few bricks of whatever good ammo they like to hunt with or target shoot with. So now they are buying whatever they can get for whatever price they have to pay.

The guy that is nervous because of the blm etc riots and so buys him and his wife a cheap hi point 9mm for in case I get. They take a class on firearm handling and go to a range to practice up. They never figured on needing to be armed and so are at the mercy of the ammo gougers.

People who are on this site though? Most of us have been in a home with firearms since birth. You would think we would have enough to trap and hunt with for a couple years anyway. keep an eye out for that chance to buy at a reasonable price as they do come along albeit rarely.

I did the same with my cheap .22lr stash. This season I moved to a .22cal pcp pellet rifle for dispatch. Worked as well as a .22lr on everything I tried from coyote down. Not only cheaper but pellets are also on the shelf.

I've got 6 ammo boxes full of ammo and some loose boxes sitting around too. But, I shoot a lot with my teenage son. I owe my teen Sunday School class a trip to the range that I promised a year ago. I have all I need and more but if I take half a dozen people to the range for a few hours - which was a pretty common occurrence, I'd be out. So, I'll shoot what I need to shoot but the fun range trips are on hold.

Places like Walmart still get ammo in regularly and do not price gouge. I check everytime I'm in the store to see if they have anything and eveny once in awhile they do. I just picked up some 22lr for 5.5 cents a round. Good prices can be found. For those that are looking at Walmart i suggest finding out when they get thier truck in. My Walmart gets a truck about 3 o'clock sometimes they get ammo sometimes not but it beats over paying for ammo.