Ammo finally dropping

Lowest price I’ve seen in awhile

I think the last 3 boxes of that I picked up at Walmart were about that price. It was the cheapest thing I saw and since it was used for the boys to shoot pistols anything that shoots was good enough. I didn't want them burning up my good ammo shooting handguns at 15 yards.

https://ammoseek.com/ammo/22lr

"Training ammo" must be less powder

more like round nose projectile ,bulk packaging with 325 loose rounds in the box

not intended for hunting or personal protection just training.

Its NOT training ammo.Some bonehead just wrote that in the adversisement.It doesn't say that anywhere on the box.I have quite a few boxes of it.My hunting rounds are CCI Stingers,however those Federals are 1200 feet per second.Wich is pretty much standard velocity.They are not under-powdered.I wouldn't hesitate to shoot squirrels with them.That is about the same price I paid for all mine at wallmart.They still have a mountain of them at that price there.

shooting squirrels with round nose non hollow point is a good way to get squirrels that run away , the round zips through leaving a .22 hole they die but under blow down or high in the tree with a round through them. unless you get a headshot on every one.

I have used auto match a couple cases of it , I think training ammo is rather appropriate , it isn't intended for game and I wouldn't want big money on a match with it.

you could use it for dispatch because you do pick perfect shots when something can't run off.

so training while not on the box is about right in my opinion anything that isn't a scored competition for prize , hunting or personal defense is training.

No squirrels will run off If shot in the head with those bullets.

my cousin used to have a hollow pointing tool for .22 ammo. it was pretty slick. he found what shot best in his rifles, it happened to be a round nose bullet, and added his own hollow point for squirrel hunting.

Yep^^^

Bunch of .22 LR purchase sites on AmmoSeek that are cheaper than what the Op posted.

Just a few years ago I bought 500rd bricks of standard velocity CCI for $16. I bought 3" .410 for $8.99. I don't see "ammo dropping". I see people getting screwed so bad they celebrate when the prices come down to only twice as much as it should be. Just like celebrating gas prices dropping under $3 a gallon.

We are 60 years past the good days of $5.50/500 brick of good stuff!

pacos kelly tool there may be some others

I have looked into them it has been a while and I never did shell out the cash
I came into some 300 round mini mag packs for a reasonable enough price it would take about 4000 regular 22lr turned into hp to pay for the tool
I just don't need that many hp 22lr when I really only use around 300 a year
https://trapperman.com/forum/ubbthr...-one-tried-the-pacos-kelly-tool-for-22lr

Say all you want.Like I said,,my hunting rounds are CCI Stingers,,HOWEVER,,I wish I had a dollar for every squirrel that was killed with ammo like that shown.

There still is no .444 ammo or .410 stuff on the shelves along with other popular calibers around here. I did find some .444 ammo the other day for 92.00 a box. I’ll use it as a club before I pay that.

Natchez Shooter Supply has their lowest to date plus free shipping going on now.

They have match Auto feed same price

why did pics change to linked image ?

LOL hunted for years with solid nose. Hollow point are head only or it would cut a squirrel in to. Head shot with a pellet rifle is dead squirrel .Lety alone a 22 long rifle..

Yesterday I saw they had some primers again. But they went up $5 per k from the 2k I bought a few weeks ago for 95$per k

J over 3 years I shot a few squirrel with cci sv round nose. Two different times they were still alive and breathing with blood and brain running out of their head as there heart beat and were still moving feebly. Their skull was busted . The first tile I thought it was a fluk and would not have believed it had I not saw it. The second time I quit using them and round nose for squirrel. I don't understand it like you said I gave killed a ton of then with my .20 cal air gun.. but they hit the ground dead.

There has been some 444 Marlin ammo on GB in the last week. Actually lots of stuff that has been impossible to find is being produced. 444, 22 birdshot, 35 Whelen, 280............but the days of $20-25 box ammo are gone forever! Maybe 5 years from now we will be griping that we still remember the good old days when it was "only" $60 box.

The last couple of boxes I bought was 39.99 a box.

when I was a kid I grabbed the wrong ammo had round nose 22lr kept hitting that squirrel and it kept running finally dispatched it in a brush pile there was one round left in the magazine when we went to put the other in and it had been the mag that had been loaded with round nose.

yes J hollow points will nearly cut them in half at times , but there isn't hardly any meat in the middle and they don't go any where

and I hate loosing them to a hole in the tree it is a waste of a squirrel and time trying to figure out where they went

Why would you aim anywhere on a squirrel other than the head?
There is so little meat on a squirrel to start with, why ruin any of it

You don't see 500 box that much.

I have had good luck with these over the years. While somewhat "cheap", they shoot really good in all of my rifles and are decent on squirrels.

Must be like those 9mm that blow the lungs out of people.

Hahaha yeah

Thank you for sharing, jbyrd63.

You win the internet for the day!