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  • SCOUT5

    Interesting. Real value of these is only about $20. Wonder what they will sale for.

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  • scooterdriver

    Not very. I’ve got more .22lr than I’ll shoot in my lifetime.

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  • BobJudy

    Wow, his buy it now comes out to 7 1/2 cents per case. Not exactly an economical way to go when you figure in powder and bullets. In the picture something doesn't look exactly right to me concerning the rim of the case. Looks almost like a centerfire case rim with an extractor groove. He states the cases are a little harder than reg 22 cases, I wonder if these were originally made for nail gun blanks? Bob

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  • Ditch-Runner

    I got a bit carried away buying up 22lr .. a couple years ago ,, tip of the night bad idea to watch the internet best prices at night when bored and buying and not keeping count I am good for two lifetimes

    now centerfire is a different story 😥

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  • Mobuck

    I've got plenty of .22LR and then some. Over 12K rds. to be sure. 😀


    Apparently you don't have Grandkids and a backyard range.

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  • varian

    wal mart here often has .22's for sale at a very reasonable price.

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  • mogley98

    Yep I stocked up at .02-.05 cents a round got over 30K rounds LOL I will never shoot them but the kids may enjoy.

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  • mohawk600
    forgemonkey: 31037140904731/comments/

    You can make the bullets and reload your fired .22lr cases yourself with the Sharp Shooter reloading kit.

    https://22lrreloader.com/products/22-reloader-kit

    Really?

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  • mohawk600

    I got a bit of .22 before the price went up. Would never think of reloading .22 LR.

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  • Mr. Perfect
    forgemonkey: 31037140904731/comments/

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11290642#Comment_11290642

    Yes, really !!

    When you couldn’t find any several year’s ago I bought the above, more of a ‘lark’ than not. I reloaded a couple hundred and they were as accurate as factory. By measuring the circumference of the rim vs my firing pin dimension, there was a 1 in16 chance of a misfire if you didn’t get enough primer material under the prior firing pin dent.

    In an emergency or SHTF scenario they would be worth their weight in gold.

    Good intel Forge. Thanks!

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  • Ruger4me

    +1 ^^^

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  • chiefr

    Here the deal. We have a number of people wildcatting the 22 rimfire. They are being necked down to .100, .120, and 140. 190. etc. There are people making custom barrels, bullets, and dies to do just that. Know of a few acquaintances doing just that.

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